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Uncle Vic
(USA) (ch c 1857) by Lexington -
Undine by Yorkshire* - Lady Margrave by Margrave* - Lady Adams
by Whipster - Old Buzzard by Buzzard* - The Faun by Craig's
Alfred - Webb's Shepherdess by Wormeley's King Herod. Family
A14. He sired Harry Edwards (ch c 1873), Uncle Tom (ch c
1873), and Victory (ch c 1864). |
| Union
(USA) Old (b c 1777) by Thornton's Shakespeare - Nonpareil 2nd - Morton's Traveller* - Byrd's
Pocahantas*. Family a48. Bred by Colonel Thornton and owned in
Maryland in 1783. Also owned by Joseph and William Fenwick in
Kentucky. He sired Beeder (c) and Lamplighter (b c). |
| Union
(USA) Hall's (1777) Family
21. He sired the third dam of Ellen Swigert (gr f 1851). |
| Underhand
(GB) (1854) Family 43.
He sired Fervacques (b c 1864) and the dam of Mizpah (b f
1880). |
| Valentine*
(GB)
(1823) Family 3-a. Also
called Tommy Longlegs, he was bred by Mr. Houldsworth and
imported into New York in 1826. |
| Valiant*
(GB)
(b c 1747) by Ancaster's Grasshopper - sister
to Pert by Champion (by Osbertson Arabian) - Musick by Brimmer.
Sister to Pert is not recorded in the General Stud Book. He was
imported in 1756. |
| Valparaiso*
(GB)
(1831) Family 5-a. Bred
by the Duke of Leeds and imported in 1840 by Sherley & Birch
of Kentucky. |
| Vampire*
(GB)
(1747) Family 4-o. Bred
by Lord Waldegrave and imported in 1765. He stood in Virginia. |
| Vandal
(USA) (1850) Family 12-b.
During a short turf career, he won at three-mile heats, then
went to stud at Belle Meade in Tennessee. He sired Survivor
(b c 1870) who won the Preakness Stakes, and the Leading Sire
Virgil (br c 1864). |
| Vandyke
Junior (GB) (1808) Family
12. He sired The Flyer (br c 1814). |
| Van Tromp
(GB) (1844) Family 3-i.
He won the St. Leger and Ascot Gold Cup, and sired Ivan (br c
1851) and Van Galen (br c 1853). |
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Vedette
(GB) br c 1854 (Voltigeur
- Mrs. Ridgeway, by Birdcatcher). Sire Line
King Fergus.
Family
19-b. |
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Velocipede
(GB) ch c
1825 (Blacklock - Mare, by Juniper). Sire Line King
Fergus. Family
3-i. |
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Venetian*
(GB)
(b c 1772) by Doge. He was
possibly from Sister to Legacy by Young Snip. Bred by
Sir James Pennyman of Yorkshire, England and imported
in 1787. |
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Venison
(GB) (1833).
Sire Line Highflyer.
Family 11-c. |
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Vertumnus
(GB) (1775) Family 9-b.
He sired Baronet* (b c 1785). |
| Verulam
(GB) (1833) Family 1-o.
He sired Vulcan (b c 1837). |
| Vespasian
(GB) (1793) Family 3.
He sired Pomona (ch f 1815). |
| Viator
(GB) (1831) Family 22.
He sired Mrs. Gill (bbr f 1837). |
| Victorious
(GB) Portmore's (1722). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. Family 62.
He sired Mariamne (gr f 1748), dam of Figure* (br c 1757). |
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Victorious
(GB) Onslow's (1747).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 7. |
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Vindex
(GB) (1850) Family 19-c.
He sired Victor (b c 1859). |
| Virgil
(USA) (1864) Family 20.
Bred by Hymen C. Gratz of Woodford County, Kentucky, he was said
to be a colt of great beauty, standing 16 hands. He won six of
eight starts at three, including beating Morissey in the 2 mile
Sequel Stakes. Not raced again until a six-year old, he then won
over hurdles. Ignored at the start of his stud career, he
eventually returned to Elmendorf in Fayette County, Kentucky. A
Leading Sire in 1885, he sired three Kentucky Derby winners: Ben
Ali (br c 1883), Hindoo (b c 1878), and Vagrant (br g 1876),
as well as the Preakness winner Vanguard (b c 1879) and the
unbeaten Tremont (bl c 1884). He died in the Elmendorf Stud in
1886. |
| Virginia
Cade (USA) (1775) Family
40. He sired the dam of Amanda (f 1800). |
| Virginian
(USA) (1815) Family 6-a.
He sired Mischief (b f 1826) and Sidi Hamet (b c 1825). |
| Virginia
Sorrel (USA) (ch c 1777) by Conway's
Black-and-all-Black -
Tayloe's Yorick - Whittington* - Jolly Roger* - Silvereye* -
Gift*. He was also called Conway's Eclipse. The Gift* mare is
the same mare as in the pedigree of Taylor's Lexington, but not
the same mare as in the pedigree of Ogle's Oscar. |
| Virginius
(USA) (ch c 1805) by Diomed* -
Rhea by Chatham - Hall's Eclipse* - Shark* - Silvereye* -
Valiant*. He sired Coquette (b f 1813), Transport (b f 1812)
and the unnamed dam of Phenomenon (br c 1820). |
| Viscount
(GB) (1809) Family 7.
He sired Scotch Kate (ch f 1825). |
| Volcano
(GB) (1846) Family 11.
He sired Pauline (br f 1851). |
| Voltaire
(USA) Thornton's (1776c) Family
9-b. He stood in Northumberland County, Virginia, and sired
the dam of Duke of Bedford (b c). |
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Voltaire
(GB) (1826).
Sire Line King Fergus.
Family 12-a. |
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Voltigeur
(GB) (1847).
Sire Line King Fergus.
Family 2-h. |
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Voltigeur
(USA)
(1872). Sire Line Buzzard.
Family A10.
A useful sire, he died at Farmingdale, Illinois, in 1891. |
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Volunteer
(GB) Wyvill's (1735).
Sire Line Belgrade
Turk.
Family 18. |
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Volunteer
(GB) (1780).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 9-b. |
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Volunteer*
(GB)
(1794) Family 9-a. Bred
by Colonel O'Kelly and imported in 1797 by Colonel Tayloe of
Virginia along with Dungannon. |
| Vulcan
(GB) (1837) Family 3-a.
He sired Volcano (br c 1846). |