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English Families

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KING WILLIAM'S ARABIAN MARE gr f  1825c
     The Colonel Mare (GB) b f 1837 The Colonel (GB)
          Miss Sykes (GB) ch f 1854 The Caster (GB)
               Brunetta (GB) br f 1861 Codrington (GB)
                    Bella (GB) ch f 1867 Angelus (GB)
                    |     Belle (GB) b f 1874 The Baron (GB)
                    |          Belle Of Deighton (GB) b f 1892 Sherbrooke (GB)
                    |               Esterbelle (GB) ch f 1895 Esterling (GB)
                    |                    Alpha (GB) ch f 1905 Wales (IRE)
                    |                         Butkova (GB) b f 1916 King's Proctor (GB)
                    |                         |     Bukowina (GB) b f 1922 Holiday House (GB)
                    |                         Foundation Stone (GB) ch c 1923 Rock Flint (USA)
                    Brunette (GB) b f 1870 Angelus (GB)
                    |    Buvette (GB) ch f 1882 Lowlander (GB)
                    |         Alhambra (GB) ch f 1888 Trapeze (GB)
                    |         |     Apex (FR) ch 1896 Ayrshire (GB)
                    |         Cellaret (GB) ch f 1896 Prisoner (GB)
                    |              Moscato (GB) ch c 1906 Marco (GB)
                    |              Vinaigrette (GB) ch f 1907 Diamond Jubilee (GB)
                    |                   Bachelor's Diamond (IRE) ch f 1910 Tredennis (GB)
                    |                   |     Knocknagoney (IRE) b f 1919 Captivation (GB)
                    |                   |          Cheraboshina (IRE) br f 1928 Achtoi (GB)
                    |                   |               Tullyallen (IRE) bbr f 1939 Knight Of The Garter (GB)
                    |                   |                    Nenagh (IRE) b f 1949 Golden Cloud (GB)
                    |                   |                         Nenarium (IRE) ch c 1960 Delirium (IRE)
                    |                   Antoinette (IRE) b f 1916 Santoi (GB)
                    |                        Bocaratone (USA) b g 1924 Spanish Prince (GB)
                    |                        Nettie Stone (USA) ch f 1926 Friar Rock (USA)
                    |                             Count Stone (USA) ch g 1933 Reigh Count (USA)
                    |                             Sustainer (USA) ch c 1937 Stimulus (USA)
                    Viking (GB) ch c 1882 Dane (GB)
   
   
King William's Arabian Mare

"When Messrs Tattersall dispersed the Royal Stud at Hampton Court on October 25th, 1837, amongst the lots was a bay filly foal, by The Colonel (a St Leger winner), out of a grey Arabian mare of the purest caste, which had been presented by the Imaun of Muscat to King William IV. This foal was bought by the elder Sir Tatton Sykes for 76 guineas, Pocahontas, also then a foal, fetching fourteen guineas less. Sir Tatton's purchase became the dam of Miss Sykes (1854) by The Castor, who bred the beautiful mare Brunette to Codrington, the great-great grand-dam of Moscato (winner of the Royal Hunt Cup in 1911)" [History of the Racing Calendar and Stud-Book:31].

The Imam was said to have transported her a great distance in order to present such a fine example of her race to the King. A description of her states: "She is altogether white except tail and mane, stands little more than fourteen hands in height, and nothing can exceed her beauty and symmetry, and the docility of her temper - possessing in an eminent degree all the characteristics of an Arab of the Nedjedi Race" [The Brood Mares at Hampton Court, W Sams, 1837].

Thanks to Vicki Brown for her help.