Registered numbers or page references are
given for horses entered in the following Stud Books
H = Hackney Stud Book
Y = Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book
C = Cleveland Bay Stud Book
S = Suffolk Stud Book
The pedigree of Wroot's Pretender H596, compiled from the Hackney Stud Book, is as follows:
| WROOT'S PRETENDER H596 1788 |
JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY H201 |
DRIVER H187 1765 |
SHALES H699 |
BLAZE | CHILDERS |
| Confederate Filly | |||||
| Hackney Mare | |||||
| Foxhunter mare | FOXHUNTER | SAMPSON | |||
| Jenkinson's Mare | JOSEPH ANDREWS 1743 |
ROUNDHEAD | CHILDERS | ||
| Roxana | |||||
| Hip mare | HIP | ||||
| Sachrissa | |||||
| Joseph Andrews mare |
JOSEPH ANDREWS 1743 |
ROUNDHEAD 1733 |
CHILDERS | DARLEY'S ARABIAN | |
| Betty Leedes | |||||
| Roxana | BALD GALLOWAY | ||||
| Acaster Turk mare | |||||
| Hip mare 1733 |
HIP | CURWEN'S BAY BARB | |||
| Hobby Mare | |||||
| Sachrissa | HARTLEY'S BLIND HORSE | ||||
| Flying Whigg | |||||
It was Henry F Euren who first stated that Jenkinson's Fireaway H201 was by Driver H187 but he gives no evidence for this assertion. The old stallion cards of the descendants of Jenkinson's Fireaway H201 make no mention of his sire, although most of them state that his dam was by Joseph Andrews. There is, however, a stallion card for Pride of the Isle, who travelled the northwest corner of Lincolnshire in the 1860s, which gives a very complete record of his breeding, the end part of which reads - "Gt. gt. grandsire Old Fireaway, the property of Mr. R. West, Gaywood, Norfolk: Gt. gt. [gt.] grandsire Pretender from whose stock the original Fireaway descended. Pretender was a Chestnut foaled in 1771, by Marske, the sire of Eclipse; his dam by Bajazet, the son of the Godolphin Arabian".
There is, as far as I know, no doubt that West's Fireaway H203 was a son of Jenkinson's Fireaway H201, so it would appear from the above that the "Old Fireaway, the property of Mr West" was Jenkinson's Fireaway H201, a son of Lord Abingdon's Pretender.
The following entry appears in the Stud Book Trotteur Francais, volume 1, page 39:
"Old Phoenomenon (1/2 s. anglais) par The Norfolk Cob.
Ascendance male directe:
The Norfolk Cob - Old Wildfire - Y. Fire Away - Old Fire Away - Pretender (p.s.)
- Marske (p.s.)".
This line is identified as :
Old Phoenomenon = Bond's Norfolk Phenomenon H522
The Norfolk Cob = Wright and Goold's Norfolk Cob H475
Old Wildfire = Burgess' Fireaway alias Kirby's Wildfire H208
Y. Fire Away = West's Fireaway H203
Old Fire Away = Jenkinson's Fireaway H201
An advertisement in the Stamford Mercury of Friday, March 19, 1819, page 4, column 2, says - "Fireaway, The property of P. Emmitt, Hemingby. He was got by Mr. West's Fireaway, of Gaywood, near Lynn, which horse has leapt in Norfolk several years by subscription, and is allowed to be the best trotter in that county. Mr. West's Fireaway, by Mr. Jenkinson's noted horse Pretender (formerly Fireaway), covered in London at 5guineas a mare, and was allowed by judges to be one of the first of the hackney kind in the kingdom".
The following advertisement appeared in the Virginia Herald of Friday, March 11, 1803, page 4, column 4 - "The Beautiful Horse Young Pretender, was imported by the subscriber from London, and will cover Mares the ensuing season, at his plantation near Mr. Richard Too's tavern in Spotsylvania county agreeable to the following prices; - Ten Dollars for the season, Five Dollars for a single leap (if paid at the time of covering, if not the price of a whole season will be demanded) and Five Pounds for insurance. The season will commence on the first of April, and terminate on the first of August. Pedigree Young Pretender was got by Mr. Jenkinson's famous horse Pretender, his sire by Lord Abingdon's celebrated running horse Old Pretender, that beat the famous imported and well known racer Old Shark, over the Bacon [Beacon] course at Newmarket for 1000 guineas; his grandsire by old Mask, the sire of Shark, the much famed old Eclipse, &c. - His dam was got by Hyder Alley, this horse was the property of Christopher Blake esq and stood at Grange, near Wakefield, in the county of York, at ten guineas the season, and five shillings to the groom for each mare. - Hyder Ally, was got by old Blank, his dam by Regulus, his grandam was the much celebrated old Mexbury mare, the property of the late lord Chedworth, she was the dam of Mab, Phoenix, and Sophia, and got by a full brother to the Curwin Mexbury; Mexbury was got by the Curwin bay Barb, and own brother to the dam of old Partner. Young Pretender is a beautiful blood bay, five feet three inches high, rising four years old [foaled 1799], remarkable for strength; his action and form inferior to no horse on the continent. Daniel Hyde".
The following letter appeared in the American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine of November, 1832, vol 4, no 3, page 157 - "The Imported Horse Pretender. Spotsylvania, Oct. 1, 1832. Pretender was got by Jinkinson's Old Pretender, he was first called Fireaway; was a celebrated roadster and trotter; he won many trotting matches on the flat country of Norfolk and Lincolnshire fens, at the rate of sixteen miles an hour. The dam of Young Pretender was an excellent hunter, the property of the Rev. Mr. Pennington, of Alford, in Lincolnshire, of whom I bought him, a two year old colt. I brought him along with Tupp to this country in the fall of 1801. I broke him the fall that he was two years old, and travelled him from Lincolnshire to London, where I shipped him for Norfolk, Va. from thence I travelled him to Mr. Daniel Hyde's farm to whom I sold him. Mr. Hyde being a well informed good man, kept him among the great farmers over the ridge, some years, where he did good among the Dutch mares and to his owner. He was always a healthy sound horse, and an excellent trotter. Wm Smalley".
The pedigree of Jenkinson's Fireaway H201, incorporating the evidence and conjecture contained in this article:
| JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY H201 |
PRETENDER 1771 |
MARSKE 1750 |
SQUIRT 1732 |
BLEEDING CHILDERS | DARLEY'S ARABIAN |
| Betty Leedes | |||||
| Snake mare | SNAKE | ||||
| Grey Wilkes | |||||
| Blacklegs mare | HUTTON'S BLACKLEGS | HUTTON'S BAY BARB | |||
| Coneyskins mare | |||||
| Fox-Cub mare | FOX-CUB | ||||
| Coneyskins mare | |||||
| Bajazet mare 1762 |
BAJAZET 1740 |
GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Whitefoot mare | WHITEFOOT | ||||
| Leedes mare | |||||
| Miss Western 1746 |
SEDBURY | PARTNER | |||
| Old Montague Mare | |||||
| Mother Western | EASBY SNAKE | ||||
| Montague mare | |||||
| Jenkinson's Mare |
JOSEPH ANDREWS 1743 |
ROUNDHEAD 1733 |
CHILDERS | DARLEY'S ARABIAN | |
| Betty Leedes | |||||
| Roxana | BALD GALLOWAY | ||||
| Acaster Turk mare | |||||
| Hip mare 1733 |
HIP | CURWEN'S BAY BARB | |||
| Hobby Mare | |||||
| Sachrissa | HARTLEY'S BLIND HORSE | ||||
| Flying Whigg | |||||
Wroot's Pretender H596 was sold at public auction in 1806 at Long Sutton, Lincolnshire and the advertisement for the sale in the Norwich Mercury of February 15, 1806, says - "He was got by Mr. Jenkinson's Fireaway, dam by Joseph Andrews".
According to Henry F Euren, Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, introduction, page 60, Wroot's Pretender H596 was first known as Young Pretender.
John Lawrence, who had knowledge of this horse for some years before the auction, in The History and Delineation of the Horse in all his Varieties, published in 1809, pages 172 and 173, says - "Pretender, a son of Cub, was out of a well-bred daughter of Lord Abingdon's Pretender, by Marske. Pretender, by Cub, I was informed, without being compelled to believe the fact, trotted a mile in two minutes and a half. He was a successful stallion, and exclusive of the consideration of fast trotting, the Fen country has, from the above sources, produced the most active, strongest and best-shaped road stock, to be found in this kingdom".
An advertisement in The Times, Friday, March 29, 1793, Issue 2571, page 4, says - "Horse to be sold, and a Stalion to Cover, at Jenkinson’s Stables, at the Rhedarium, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, that beautiful well-bred Horse, Useful Cub, alias, Young Pretender, (for the last Season in Town,) at Five Guineas a Mare; He is a certain Foal-getter, and for Shape and Action, as a Nag, not to be equaled by any. He is allowed to be the fastest Trotter in the kingdom, and the best Stock-getter, several of which are to be seen in the first Noblemen’s Stables. A son of his, the property of Mr C Wrout, of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, trotted 16 miles in 59 minutes on the 20th of August last past, carried 16 stone, and only 5 Years Old, which is the greatest work ever done by any of his age. Good Grass is provided for Mares, with proper Care. N B Several capital Hackneys to be sold, some of which were got by the above Horse, seasoned Gig Horses, Curricle and Phaeton Horses, &c and several Pairs of very capital Coach Horses, now on Jobs, will be sold without Reserve; as the above T Jenkinson is declining that Business".
This advertisement, which throws yet another Pretender into the mix, confirms that Wroot's Pretender H596 was sired by Useful Cub and he was foaled in 1787.
A footnote to the entry of Wroot's Pretender H596 in the Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, page 231, says - "The dam of Wroot's Pretender also the dam of Allenby's Atlas, and sister to Clifton's Old Statesman and Allenby's Diana". This was taken from an advertisement of rounds from when the horse was young which says he was - "got by Jenkinson's Fireaway, out of a mare by Joseph Andrews (also the dam of Allenby's Atlas), sister to Mr. Clifton's Old Statesman, and Mr. Allenby's Diana, both excellent racers".
The following entry appears in the General Stud Book, volume 1, 5th edition, page 95:
GOLIAH MARE (sister to Allanby's Diana),
1758 ch. c. Statesman, by Sultan - - Mr Allanby
1761 ch. c. Young Statesman, by ditto - - Mr Clifton
1768 b. f. by ditto - - - Mr Vernon
1769 b. c. by ditto - - - Mr Wentworth
This pedigree can be traced no further, but she has no descendants
in the Stud Book
Mr Allenby's Statesman ran as Mr Clifton's and won many races on the flat, as did Mr Clifton's Young Statesman.
Mr Allenby's Diana, a chesnut filly by Trout's or Bolton Goliah, ran as a six year old in 1757 and was the sister to the dam of Clifton's Old Statesman, so cannot be the sister to the dam of Wroot's Pretender H596.
Mr Allenby's bay filly Diana ran as a four year old in 1768 and was probably the sister to Clifton's Old Statesman and the sister to the dam of Wroot's Pretender H596.
Mr Vernon's bay filly ran as Sister to Statesman as a three year old in 1771 and is the only mare on record that can possibly be the dam of Wroot's Pretender H596.
It would seem, however, from the above information, that the footnote to the entry for Wroot's Pretender H596 should read - "The GRANDAM of Wroot's Pretender also the dam of Allenby's Atlas, and sister to Clifton's Old Statesman and Allenby's Diana".
The following advertisement appeared in the Boston Independent Chronicle, April 18, 1794:
"Traveller, a full bloodied horse, 16 hands high, imported from England, was got by Redstreak: dam by Chaplin's Blacklegs: grandam by Allanby's noted Blind horse (own brother to Diana), which was got by Goliah which won seven King's Plates in one year. Charlestown, Mass. David Wood".
GODOLPHIN ARABIAN BOLTON GOLIAH
| 1721 / 1730 \
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| | | | | |
BABRAHAM SULTAN = mare Diana ALLANBY'S BLIND HORSE <==> EPWORTH'S HORSE RIGSBY FEARNOUGHT
| 1738 1741 | 1751 | |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | |
| | | | | |
ATLAS = mare = PRETENDER STATESMAN Diana mare = WALLET'S GOLDEN FARMER
1752 | 1768 | 1771 1758 1764 | |
| | ------------ |
| | | |
ALLENBY'S ATLAS mare = JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB WALLETT'S FARMER <======> BLAKE'S FARMER
| [YOUNG PRETENDER] S174 1758
| [A foundation sire of
| the Suffolk Horse]
WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER
H596 1787
A stallion card for Young [Black] Harkaway by [Johnson's] Harkaway for the 1849 season says - "[Johnson's] Harkaway's dam by Hemswell ; grandam by Old Pretender, which trotted 16 miles within the hour, carrying 16 stone, beating Old Atlas ; Pretender's sire J. Jenkinson's Old Fireaway, which trotted 2 miles on the Oxford Road in 5 minutes, and was afterwards sold for 1000 Guineas ; his dam by Joseph Andrews".
The Old Pretender in this pedigree must be Jenkinson's Pretender, as the records show that the dam of Wroot's Pretender H596 was neither by, nor descended from, Joseph Andrews. Jenkinson's Pretender, though shown here as by Jenkinson's Fireaway, was in fact previously called Jenkinson's Fireaway and was sired by Lord Abingdon's Pretender. He was a famous celebrated trotter who won many trotting matches at the rate of sixteen miles an hour, the same rate recorded for Old Pretender when he beat Old [Allenby's] Atlas. It may be that Jenkinson's Fireaway was sold to Mr. R. West, Gaywood, Norfolk for 1000 guineas.
The History and Delineation of the Horse in all his Varieties, by John Lawrence, 1809, page 172, says - "and the best trotters which have appeared, and which are now to be found in Lincolnshire, Norfolk, and that vicinity, have proceeded from Old Sheilds [Shales]. That Horse was succeeded in a few years by another, the property of Jenkinson, called Useful Cub, he was got by a black cart horse, resembling, as Jenkinson informed me, the Suffolk breed, out of a chapman's mare. Much of the stock above-mentioned has been bred from this Horse. They were distinguished, in the first produce, by the round buttock and wide bosom of their cart-bred sire, and as I observed in many of them, speed was predominant ; but the stock was soon improved by crossing with racing blood".
John Lawrence also says - "When I was in Lincolnshire in 1770, old Schales was in the height of his reputation. He was either rivalled or succeeded in that respect by Jenkinson's Useful Cub, a horse of a very different breed, and fully master of twenty stone. In 1779 I trotted nearly a mile with this horse, and his speed (as I judged by my own hackney - a tried one) was above the rate of 20 miles an hour, though he carried 17 stone".
An advertisement in The Times, Friday, March 29, 1793, Issue 2571, page 4, says - "Horse to be sold, and a Stalion to Cover, at Jenkinson’s Stables, at the Rhedarium, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, that beautiful well-bred Horse, Useful Cub, alias, Young Pretender, (for the last Season in Town,) at Five Guineas a Mare; He is a certain Foal-getter, and for Shape and Action, as a Nag, not to be equaled by any. He is allowed to be the fastest Trotter in the kingdom, and the best Stock-getter, several of which are to be seen in the first Noblemen’s Stables. A son of his, the property of Mr C Wrout, of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, trotted 16 miles in 59 minutes on the 20th of August last past, carried 16 stone, and only 5 Years Old, which is the greatest work ever done by any of his age. Good Grass is provided for Mares, with proper Care. N B Several capital Hackneys to be sold, some of which were got by the above Horse, seasoned Gig Horses, Curricle and Phaeton Horses, &c and several Pairs of very capital Coach Horses, now on Jobs, will be sold without Reserve; as the above T Jenkinson is declining that Business".
Blake's Farmer S174 , also known as Wallett's Farmer, was a foundation sire of the Suffolk Horse and was closely related to the dam of Wroot's Pretender H596. It is possible, therefore, that the sire of Wroot's Pretender H596 was closely related to the Suffolk Horse.
The following entries appear in volume 1 of the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book:
Page 197
"Farmer's Glory 736. Sire West's Horse 911. 1st dam by Harrison's Horse 774. 2nd dam by Butterfield's Horse 690".
Page 226
"Useful 893. The property of Mr. West".
"Useful 894. The Property of Mr. Walkington. Sire West's Horse 911. 1st dam by Harrison's Horse 774. 2nd dam by Butterfield's Horse 690".
Page 230
"West's Horse 911. The property of Mr. West, Heddlethorpe".
The following entries appear in volume 1 of the Cleveland Bay Stud Book :
Page 105
"Useful 332. The property of Mr Walkington. Sire Mr. West's Horse 517. Dam by Mr. Harrison's Horse 503. G dam by Mr. Butterfield's Horse 495. Brother to Elegant 386".
Page 118
"Elegant 386. The property of Mr. West. Sire Mr. West's Horse 517. Dam by Mr. Harrison's Horse 503. G dam by Mr. Butterfield's Horse 495. Brother to the dam of Rainbow 246".
"Farmer's Glory 393. Sire Mr. West's Horse 517. Dam by Mr. Harrison's Horse 503. G dam by Mr. Butterfield's Horse 495. Own Brother to Useful 332 and Elegant 386"
Page 153
"Horse 517. Sire of Elegant 386 and Useful 332, and the Dam of Rainbow 246. The property of Mr. West".
The evidence here points to Useful Y893, Useful Y894 and Useful C332 being the same horse and the chart below suggests that West's Useful Y893+894 C332 may be identical with Jenkinson's Useful Cub.
The name Useful Cub may be a corruption of Useful Cob, specifically a cob named Useful. The usual definition of a cob is 'a short-legged, stout variety of horse, usually ridden by heavy persons'. This is the perfect description of the produce of a cart horse resembling the Suffolk breed and a warm-blood mare. R S Summerhays in The Observer's Book of Horses and Ponies, 1968 edition, page 219, in the chapter on the Suffolk Horse, says - "With so admirable a foundation it is not surprising that efforts have been made by many to cross the Suffolk with Thoroughbreds and Arabs in the endeavour to evolve heavy-weight hunters and cobs. These attempts in general have met with varying success, as must always be the case where violent admixture of hot and cold blood is used as a first cross. None the less many good specimens have been produced which have from time to time evoked great enthusiasm".
A lesser known definition of a cob is "a horse not castrated". A cob is anything round and in the northern dialect of England a cob is a testicle, hence a cob, "a horse who has his cobs". On the other hand Useful Cub may be correct and may mean Young Useful, in which case he may be a younger brother of West's Useful.
The colour and breeding of West's Horse Y911 C517 are not recorded in either the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book or the Cleveland Bay Stud Book, so it is not known if he could be described as a 'black cart horse'. The mare by Harrison's Horse Y774 C503, on the other hand, would certainly have been described as a 'chapman's mare'.
HARRISON'S HORSE
Y774 C503 |
|
|
PRETENDER BLACK CART-HORSE = Chapman Mare WEST'S HORSE = mare
| 1771 | Y911 C517 |
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| | | | |
JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY mare = JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB mare WEST'S USEFUL
[WEST'S OLD FIREAWAY] | [YOUNG PRETENDER] | Y893+894 C332 |
[JENKINSON'S PRETENDER] | | |
H201 | | | |
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| | | AGAR'S RAINBOW |
mare WEST'S [Y] FIREAWAY WROOT'S [Y] PRETENDER [KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] ROBINSON'S USEFUL
| H203 1800 H596 | 1787 Y385 C163+246 | Y895 C436 |
| --------------- -------------------- |
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EARLE'S SPORTSMAN RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER mare KING GEORGE mare |
H v 1 | H547 | | Y240 C160 | | |
p 373 | | | | \ /
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Lund's Mare | Catton mare GRAND CONQUEROR WONDERFUL
| 1816 | | Y204 | 1834 Y913 C357+360 |
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\ / | | |
LUND'S MERRYLEGS | BAY BECKINGHAM mare
H449 1830 | | 1843 |
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\ / |
INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON WONDERFUL LAD
H v 1 1848 Y914 C361 1851
p 210
The pedigree of Wroot's Pretender H596, incorporating the evidence and conjecture contained in this article:
| WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER H596 1787 |
JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB [YOUNG PRETENDER] |
BLACK CART-HORSE [WEST'S HORSE Y911 C517] |
|||
| Chapman Mare [Harrison's Horse mare] |
[HARRISON'S HORSE Y774 C503] |
[BOYES HORSE Y686] |
[BOTTERILL'S HORSE Y923] |
||
| [Butterfield's Horse mare] | [BUTTERFIELD'S HORSE Y690 C495] |
[FORESTER Y747] |
|||
| Pretender mare |
PRETENDER 1771 |
MARSKE 1750 |
SQUIRT | BLEEDING CHILDERS | |
| Snake mare | |||||
| Blacklegs mare | HUTTON'S BLACKLEGS | ||||
| Fox-Cub mare | |||||
| Bajazet mare 1762 |
BAJAZET | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Whitefoot mare | |||||
| Miss Western | SEDBURY | ||||
| Mother Western | |||||
| Sultan mare 1768 |
SULTAN 1741 |
GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Young Kitty Burdett alias Whirligig |
SNAIL | ||||
| Kitty Burdett | |||||
| Bolton Goliah mare | BOLTON GOLIAH | FOX | |||
| Graeme's Champion mare | |||||
There are two different versions of the pedigree of Frost's Adonis H8 in volume 1 of the Hackney Stud Book. His entry on page 5 makes no mention of his sire but says he is out of a mare by Wroot's Pretender H596, while the entry for Wroot's Pretender H596 on page 231 lists him as his son. Both versions are impossible as Wroot's Pretender H596 was foaled in 1787 when Frost's Adonis H8 was four years old. It seems more likely that Lord Abingdon's Pretender, the sire of Jenkinson's Fireaway and maternal grandsire of Wroot's Pretender, was the sire of the dam of Frost's Adonis H8.
A footnote to the entry of Cobbin's Prickwillow H607 in the Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, page 236, says - "Worthy, the Sire of Flamingo, was a renowned Trotter, sired by Worthy by Pot-8-o's; his dam - reported to have trotted 2 miles in six minutes, and 18 miles in an hour - was by Lord Abingdon's Pretender"
An advertisement for two stallions to cover in Norfolk which appeared in the Norwich Mercury in April 1777 concerned "the two trotting horses called Useful Cubb and Hero, both being brothers" and was "Signed Thomas Jenkinson of Lutton, near Long Sutton in Lincolnshire, breeder of the above two horses".
The entry for Wright's Creeper H170 in the Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, page 68, says his sire was Wroot's Pretender H596 and his dam, who trotted two miles in six minutes on the road between Long Sutton and Wisbech, was by Hero. This Hero must have been the full brother to Useful Cub, the sire of Wroot's Pretender H596.
PRETENDER BLACK CART-HORSE = Chapman Mare
| 1771 |
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| | | | | |
mare mare JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY mare JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB HERO
| | H201 | | [YOUNG PRETENDER] |
| | | | | |
| | | \ / |
WORTHY FROST'S ADONIS WEST'S [YOUNG] FIREAWAY WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER mare
| H8 | 1783 H203 | 1800 H596 | 1787 |
| | | --------------------------------------- |
| | | | | \ /
FLAMINGO ROBINSON'S ADONIS BURGESS FIREAWAY STEVEN'S BELLFOUNDER RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER WRIGHT'S CREEPER
| H10 | 1808 [KIRBY'S WILDFIRE] H52 | 1797 H547 | H170 |
| | H208 | 1815 | | |
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
mare FLANDERS FIREAWAY WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S JARY'S BELLFOUNDER LUND'S MERRYLEGS TEMPLEMAN'S CREEPER
| H211 | 1820 NORFOLK COB H55 | 1816 H449 | 1830 H v 1 |
| | H475 | 1819 | | p 354 |
| | | | | |
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PAPWORTH'S FLAMINGO mare KENDLE'S NORFOLK COB Charles Kent Mare | mare
H277 | 1831 | H476 | 1825 | 1834 | |
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mare | J BURGESS SHALES RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN AUGHTON MERRYLEGS
| | H726 | 1849 H894 | 1839
| ------- ------ |
| \ / |
Candelaria W BURGESS FIREAWAY J G KNOX CORSAIR
| 1858 H226 | 1844 |
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| HOOD'S FIREAWAY CORSAIR
| H971 | 1852 | 1845
| | |
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| MARTIN'S CROCUS Elisa
| H172 | 1858 | 1853
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LAVATER La Crocus CONQUERANT
| 1867 | 1866 | 1858
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Reveuse PHAETON REYNOLDS Anita
| 1878 1871 | 1873 | 1867
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FUSCHIA Peschiera
1883 | 1871
|
|
CHERBOURG
1880
| WEST'S FIREAWAY H203 1800 |
JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY H201 |
PRETENDER 1771 |
MARSKE 1750 |
SQUIRT | BLEEDING CHILDERS |
| Snake mare | |||||
| Blacklegs mare | HUTTON'S BLACKLEGS | ||||
| Fox-Cub mare | |||||
| Bajazet mare 1762 |
BAJAZET | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Whitefoot mare | |||||
| Miss Western | SEDBURY | ||||
| Mother Western | |||||
| Jenkinson's Mare | JOSEPH ANDREWS 1743 |
ROUNDHEAD | CHILDERS | ||
| Roxana | |||||
| Hip mare | HIP | ||||
| Sachrissa | |||||
| Emmett's Trotting Mare |
PAGAN 1761 |
SPECTATOR 1749 |
CRAB | ALCOCK'S ARABIAN | |
| Basto mare | |||||
| Partner mare | PARTNER | ||||
| Bonny Lass | |||||
| Polly |
BLANK | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Amorett | |||||
| Diana | WHITEFOOT | ||||
| Stanyan's Arabian mare | |||||
| Skyscraper mare | SKYSCRAPER 1786 |
HIGHFLYER 1774 |
KING HEROD 1758 |
TARTAR | PARTNER |
| Meliora | |||||
| Cypron | BLAZE | ||||
| Selima | |||||
| Rachel 1763 |
BLANK | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Amorett | |||||
| Regulus mare | REGULUS | ||||
| Soreheels mare | |||||
| Everlasting 1775 |
ECLIPSE 1764 |
MARSKE | SQUIRT | ||
| Blacklegs mare | |||||
| Spilletta | REGULUS | ||||
| Mother Western | |||||
| Hyaena 1762 |
SNAP | SNIP | |||
| Fox mare | |||||
| Miss Belsea | REGULUS | ||||
| Bleeding Childers mare | |||||
| BAY PRESIDENT Y922 1864 |
PRESIDENT JUNIOR H vol 1 p 366 1855 |
BAY PRESIDENT 1832 |
PRESIDENT 1810 |
SANCHO | DON QUIXOTE |
| Highflyer mare | |||||
| Miss Teazle Hornpipe | SIR PETER TEAZLE | ||||
| Hornpipe | |||||
| Lady Elizabeth 1826 |
AKARIUS | CATTON | |||
| Platina | |||||
| Lady Charlotte | WARTER | ||||
| Miss Pratt | |||||
| Young Lottery mare | YOUNG LOTTERY | MONARCH | COMUS | ||
| Corinne | |||||
| Royalist mare | ROYALIST | LEOPOLD | |||
| Rosalind | |||||
| Woldsman mare | WOLDSMAN | ||||
| Gaiety | ALBERT Y12 C6 1848 |
BAY NEWTON Y555 C32 |
BAY DINSDALE Y30 C28 |
VOLUNTEER Y653 C345 |
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| Golden Pippin Y763+93 C382 mare |
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| Champion mare | CHAMPION Y694 C50 |
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| Bay Summerfield mare | BAY SUMMERFIELD Y675 C34 |
LUCK'S ALL Y792 C178 |
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| Summercock mare | SUMMERCOCK Y879 C304 |
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| Farmer's Delight C473 mare |
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| The Duke mare | THE DUKE | COMUS | SORCERER | ||
| Houghton Lass | |||||
| Delpini mare | DELPINI | ||||
| Tipple Cyder | |||||
| Woldsman mare | WOLDSMAN | SIR PETER TEAZLE | |||
| Young Rachel | |||||
| Eclipse H91 1870 |
COOK'S ECLIPSE H191 1863 |
RICKELL'S ST GILES H687 1858 |
P RAMSDALE'S 2ND WILDFIRE H867 1853 |
P RAMSDALE'S GREY WILDFIRE H865 |
R RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE H864 |
| President mare | |||||
| Black Overton mare* | BLACK OVERTON | ||||
| Templeman's Creeper H vol 1 p 354 mare |
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| Priory Lass | LUND'S MERRYLEGS H449 |
RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER H547 |
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| Lund's Mare | |||||
| R Ramsdale's Widfire mare | R RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE H864 |
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| Evening Star H99 |
COOK'S WILDFIRE H866 1849 |
P RAMSDALE'S GREY WILDFIRE H865 |
R RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE H864 |
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| President mare | |||||
| Black Overton mare* | BLACK OVERTON | ||||
| Templeman's Creeper H vol 1 p 354 mare |
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| Jet | P RAMSDALE'S FIREAWAY H222 |
BURGESS FIREAWAY H208 |
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| Ponteland | |||||
| Douthwaite | RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER H547 |
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| Miss Simpson | |||||
| Sensation | BEAL'S SIR CHARLES H768 1843 |
TAYLOR'S PERFORMER H550 1840 |
P RAMSDALE'S PHENOMENON H573 |
R RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE H864 |
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| Lund's Mare | |||||
| Lund's Merrylegs mare | LUND'S MERRYLEGS H449 |
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| Lund's Merrylegs mare | LUND'S MERRYLEGS H449 |
RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER H547 |
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| Lund's Mare | |||||
| Alfred mare | ALFRED | ||||
| Clipper | BOND'S NORFOLK PHENOMENON H522 1824 |
WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S NORFOLK COB H475 |
BURGESS FIREAWAY H208 |
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| Chamberlin's Marshland Shales H435 mare |
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| Read's Fireaway mare | READ'S FIREAWAY H202 |
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| Nance | WRIGHT'S CREEPER H170 |
WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER H596 |
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| Hero mare | |||||
| Ponteland | PONTELAND | ||||
| Trip mare |
The name and breeding of the dam of Bay President Y922 are not recorded in the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, this information has been taken from The High Stepper, by Tom Ryder, 1979 edition, page 37. There are no stallions called Albert registered in either the General Stud Book or the Hackney Stud Book. There is, however, a stallion called Albert registered in the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, volume 1, page 4, as Albert 12, and in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book, volume 1, page 3, as Albert 6. The only difference in the entries is the year of foaling, which is 1848 for Albert 12 and 1843 for Albert 6.
An advertisement in the Yorkshire Gazette, Saturday, April 21, 1866, says - "At Old Thornville, Kirk Hammerton, Golden President will serve Mares at £2 2s. each, and 2s. 6d. the Groom. Golden President is by President Junior, by Bay President, dam by Young Lottery, gr.d. by Royalist, gr.g.d. by Woldsman. Golden President's dam was by Albert, gr.d. by the Duke, gr.g.d. by Woldsman. Golden President is a Chesnut Pony Hunter of very superior action and extraordinary beauty. He stands 14 hands 2 inches high, and is up to 14 stone. Any Person having a favourite Hackney or Pony Mare would do well to send it to this Horse. All Mares sent to stay with him will have the greatest attention paid to them, at the usual charges. Applications to be made to John Lye, Old Thornville, Kirk Hammerton, York".
It is possible that Golden President was full brother to Bay President Y922.
An advertisement in the Carlisle Journal, Saturday, March 7, 1840, says - "Stallion for Sale. To be Sold, by Private Contract, that thorough-bred Coaching Horse, 'Young Lottery.' He is a beautiful Bay, with Black Legs, stands 16½ hands high, and was got by that celebrated Horse, Monarch. He has proved himself a sure Foal-getter, and his Stock has been Sold for high prices. For Particulars, Pedigree, &c., apply to Mr. Robert James, Brampton Sands, the Owner. Brampton Sands, March 5th 1840".
All Cleveland Bays trace back in the male line to Skyrocket Y862 C280 through Sportsman C299. The pedigree of Skyrocket Y862 C280 is not recorded in either the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book or the Cleveland Bay Stud Book. William Scarth Dixon in The Influence of Racing and the Thoroughbred upon Light Horse Breeding, page 51, says - "Perhaps no horse did more good in his day than a horse named Skyrocket, who was owned by Mr. Tommy Masterman of Nunthorpe, and who flourished in the early years of the nineteenth century, or perhaps a little earlier. He filled the country with good horses, and to celebrate his many good qualities Mr. Masterman's neighbours presented him [in 1820] with a silver cup worth five guineas [ten guineas according to the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, volume 1, page 221, and the Cleveland Bay Stud Book, volume 1, page 51] - no inconsiderable sum in those days. What would one not give for a look at that cup now? Skyrocket was also reproduced on ornamental tumblers, one of which I have in my possession. No pedigree of this horse remains that I am aware of, but the representation of him on the glass shows him to have been very blood-like in appearance - considerably more blood-like than the Cleveland Bay of that date, who was rather on strong lines. It seems by no means improbable then that this horse was by a thoroughbred, and it is certainly possible that that thoroughbred might be the son of the Snap mare [Skyrocket, 1786, by Highflyer]. It was a common plan in Yorkshire in those days to name a horse after his sire, especially if the sire was a famous horse and the son was kept for stud purposes. Of course this is mere surmise, but there seems some possibility of a foundation for it, and there is no doubt about the reputation of Mr. Masterman's horse as a sire, so it is perhaps worth a moment's idle speculation".
According to Major J Fairfax-Blakeborough, Skyrocket was by Skyscraper out of Brighton Belle by Mambrino. This horse ran as Skyrocket for Mr Golding until 1801 and as Skyrocket and Busbridge for Mr Hyde from 1802 until 1804, when he won the Royal Plate at Canterbury as Busbridge.
An advertisement in The Newcastle Courant, Saturday, February 6, 1836, Number 8412, says - "To Be Sold by Private Contract, A Coaching Stallion, six Years old. He was got by Teesdale and Nicholson's Topper, that took the Premium at Wooler in 1827 ; Dam by Royal Oak, Grandam by Mr English's famous trotting Horse, Great Grandam by Mr Walter Ridley's noted Coach Horse, Durham. Teesdale and Nicholson's Topper's Dam by Mr Chapman's Old Summercock ; Summercock, by Mr Masterman's Skyrocket ; Skyrocket, by Mr Mitchel's noted old Coaching Horse. Young Topper is a beautiful bay, clear of white, stands 16½ Hands high, is of great Bone and superior Action, is a sure Foal-getter, and his Stock particularly strong and handsome. Apply to Mr Millican, Coldmartin, near Wooler. 2nd February, 1836".
It is highly unlikely that Masterman's Skyrocket was by Skyrocket or Skyscraper, as neither of these sons of Highflyer would have been described as a 'noted old Coaching Horse'.
BYERLEY'S TURK
| 1678
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JIGG DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| | 1700
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SON OF JIGG CHILDERS MANICA
| | 1715 | 1707
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PARTNER BLAZE BOTTERILL'S HORSE
| 1718 | 1733 Y923 |
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TARTAR SAMPSON BOYES HORSE
| 1743 | 1745 Y686 |
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KING HEROD ENGINEER HARRISON'S HORSE CANDAM MUSHAM'S HORSE
| 1758 | 1755 Y774 C503 Y691 Y807 |
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| | | |
HIGHFLYER MAMBRINO DART LEE'S HORSE
| 1774 | 1768 [BROKEN LEGGED HORSE] Y789 C504 |
| | Y712 C83 | |
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MITCHEL'S SKYROCKET SKYSCRAPER = Brighton Belle RAINBOW mare DUKE OF YORK
COACHING HORSE 1786 1786 | 1784 Y834 C244 | | [PICKERING'S HORSE]
| | -------------- | Y724 C470 |
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MASTERMAN'S SKYROCKET DART BLAKE'S OLD BRITON HALDENBY'S PRINCE
SKYROCKET [BUSBRIDGE] Y714 C84 | S171 1784 Y826 C419 |
Y862 C280 | 1797 | |
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| AGAR'S RAINBOW |
SUMMERCOCK [KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] mare
Y879 C304 | Y385 C163+246 | |
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CHAMPION mare KING GEORGE RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER
Y694 C50 | | Y240 C160 | H547 |
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CLEVELAND WONDERFUL GRAND CONQUEROR LUND'S MERRYLEGS
Y697 C60 | Y913 C357+360 | Y204 | 1834 H449 | 1830
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CLEVELAND LAD mare BAY BECKINGHAM AUGHTON MERRYLEGS mare
Y90 C69 | 1847 | | 1843 H894 | 1839 |
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WONDERFUL LAD INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON J G KNOX CORSAIR TAYLOR'S PERFORMER
Y914 C361 | 1851 H v 1 p 210 | 1848 | H550 | 1840
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YATTON LAD Candelaria CORSAIR BEAL'S SIR CHARLES
Y916 C364 | 1856 | 1858 | 1845 H768 | 1843
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BRILLIANT LAVATER Elisa Sensation
C42 | 1861 | 1867 | 1853 |
| -------------- -------------- |
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SPORTSMAN Reveuse CONQUERANT La Crocus Eclipse
C299 | 1876 | 1878 | 1858 | 1866 H91 | 1870
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NEWTON REFORM | REYNOLDS Anita PHAETON COOK'S PHENOMENON
C216 | 1879 C653 | 1885 | | 1873 | 1867 1871 [COOK'S LUCK'S ALL]
| | ----- ---- | H430+584 1875
| | \ / |
NOBLEMAN SHYLOCK FUSCHIA Peschiera
C756 | 1885 C1121 | 1889 1883 | 1871
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GOLDSEEKER LORENZO CHERBOURG
C1064 | 1888 C1402 | 1894 1880
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LEVERET CHOLDERTON KING GEORGE
C1351 | 1892 C1745 | 1916
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MORTON KING CHOLDERTON RYECROFT
C1699 | 1905 C1757 | 1921
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AISLABY LAD LORD BROUGHTON
C1722 | 1911 C1776 | 1926
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GRANGE LAD MORNING STAR LUCIFER
C1742 | 1916 C1794 | 1935 C1809 | 1937
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GLENDARE MERCURY CHOLDERTON DAVID
C1767 | 1922 C1843 | 1941 C1859 | 1948
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GLENHOLME APOLLO CHOLDERTON LEGEND CHOLDERTON MINSTREL
C1781 | 1928 C1857 | 1947 C1894 | 1956 C1896 | 1957
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KINGMAKER COOMBEGROVE ZEUS CHAPMAN MULGRAVE SUPREME
C1807 | 1937 C1911 | 1961 C1908 | 1960 C1915 | 1961
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AEROBATIC MANNINGFORD JUPITER FISHERMAN SIGNALMAN KNARESBOROUGH WARLOCK FOREST SUPERMAN
C1815 | 1942 C1947 | 1969 C1921 1964 C1930 1966 C1946 | 1967 C1925 | 1964
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LORD FAIRFAX WOODMAN'S BALDRIC GILLSHAW COMET STORTH HOUSE TEMPTATION |
C1875 | 1946 C1987 | 1974 C1963 1972 C2054 1978 |
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MULGRAVE LEVENMOUTH IMPECCABLE OSBERTON DAVID FOREST SAGA FOREST FARNON FOREST FORTUNATE
C1893 | 1952 C2167 1983 C1949 1969 C1974 1973 C2037 1978 C2063 1979
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ALLERON BECK GERRICK MASTER MIDSHIPMAN
C1918 | 1966 C1941 | 1967 C2011 1976
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WISCOMBE ARTHUR LITTLEBECK MASTERPIECE
C2034 1977 C2028 1977
GODOLPHIN ARABIAN
| 1721
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CADE REGULUS
| 1734 | 1739
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MATCH'EM CADEE mare JALAP
| 1748 | 1754 | | 1758
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CONDUCTOR CADE BOYES HORSE TROTTING JALAP
| 1767 Y925 | Y686 | |
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IMPERATOR mare HARRISON'S HORSE CANDAM VICTORY mare
| 1776 | Y774 C503 | Y691 | Y899 C438 | |
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FOLEY'S | | | VOLUNTEER Walmsley's
RATTLER DART mare = WEST'S HORSE mare H846 | Horse mare
| 1787 Y714 C84 | | Y911 C517 | Y650 C338 | [Walmsley's Spanker mare]
| | | | Y651 C340 | |
| | --------------------- -------- --- |
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RATTLER | mare FARMER'S GLORY mare Haldenby's Prince mare
| 1795 | | Y736 C393 | | |
| | | S1396 | | |
| \ / | | |
YOUNG RATTLER AGAR'S RAINBOW mare CATFOS RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER
| 1810 [KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] | Y73 C378 | H547 |
| Y385 C163+246 | | | |
| | ------- ------- |
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IMPERIEUX KING GEORGE GRANBY LUND'S MERRYLEGS
| 1822 Y240 C160 | Y769 C137 | H449 | 1830
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VOLTAIRE GRAND CONQUEROR mare mare mare
| 1833 Y204 | 1834 | | |
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KAPIRAT BAY BECKINGHAM TELEGRAPH SPORTSMAN TAYLOR'S PERFORMER
| 1844 | 1843 | 1844 Y448 C292 | 1844 H550 | 1840
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CONQUERANT INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON SUCCESS OTTONBURGH BEAL'S SIR CHARLES
| 1858 H v 1 p 210 1848 | 1852 Y225+779a | 1850 H768 | 1843
| | C222 | |
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| Miss Pierce GRAND TURK Sensation
| | 1857 Y771 C138 | 1857 |
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REYNOLDS mare Eclipse
| 1873 | H91 | 1870
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FUSCHIA SPORTSMAN COOK'S PHENOMENON
1883 C299 1876 [COOK'S LUCK'S ALL]
H430+584 1875
| BRILLIANT C42 1861 |
YATTON LAD Y916 C364 1856 |
WONDERFUL LAD Y914 C361 1851 |
CLEVELAND LAD Y90 C69 1847 |
CLEVELAND Y697 C60 |
CHAMPION Y694 C50 |
| Molineux Y808 C412 mare |
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| Short Legs mare | SHORT LEGS Y858 C276 |
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| Nailor Y809 C210 mare |
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| Wonderful mare | WONDERFUL Y913 C357+360 |
USEFUL Y895 C436 |
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| Agar's Rainbow [ King George the Fourth] Y385 C163+246 mare |
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| Luck's All mare | LUCK'S ALL Y792 C178 |
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| Summercock Y879 C304 mare |
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| Nimrod mare | NIMROD Y607 |
MULEY Y806 |
MULEY | ||
| Turk Y486 C330 mare |
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| Turk mare | TURK Y891 |
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| Nailor mare | NAILOR Y808 C208 |
TOPPER Y887 C320 |
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| Scarramouch C543 mare |
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| Forester mare | FORESTER Y749 C108A |
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| Skyrocket Y862 C280 mare |
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| Master George mare | MASTER GEORGE Y293 C203 1837 |
KING GEORGE Y240 C160 |
AGAR'S RAINBOW [ KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] Y385 C163+246 |
DART Y714 C84 |
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| West's Horse Y911 C517 mare |
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| Luck's All mare | LUCK'S ALL Y792 C178 |
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| Emperor mare | |||||
| Barnaby mare | BARNABY Y669 C15 |
GOLDEN HERO C123 |
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| Northwester Y946 C496 mare |
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| Forester mare | FORESTER Y748 C108 |
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| Hob Hill Horse C316 mare |
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| Admiral mare | ADMIRAL Y5 C2 |
GENERAL BENEFIT Y178 C563 |
COACHMAN Y93 C382 |
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| Stephenson's Horse Y874 mare |
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| Turk mare | TURK Y486 C330 |
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| Volunteer Y650+651 C338+340 H846 mare |
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| Barnaby mare | BARNABY Y669 C15 |
GOLDEN HERO C123 |
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| Northwester Y946 C496 mare |
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| Grand Turk mare | GRAND TURK Y771 C138 1857 |
OTTONBURGH Y225+779a C222 1850 |
SPORTSMAN Y448 C292 1844 |
RICHMOND LAD Y400 C257 |
MASTER GEORGE Y293 C203 |
| Regulator C253 mare |
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| Granby mare | GRANBY Y769 C137 |
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| Warrener C551 mare |
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| Roseberry mare | ROSEBERRY C259 |
CONQUEROR Y707 C77+27 |
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| Forester Y748 C108 mare |
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| Victory mare | VICTORY Y900 C336 |
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| Barnaby Y669 C15 mare |
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| Richmond Lad mare | RICHMOND LAD Y400 C257 1841 |
MASTER GEORGE Y293 C203 |
KING GEORGE Y240 C160 |
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| Barnaby Y669 C15 mare |
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| Regulator mare | REGULATOR C253 |
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| Worsall Moor Horse mare | |||||
| Trafalgar mare | TRAFALGAR Y890 C325 |
VOLUNTEER Y650+651 C338+340 H846 |
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| Incog Y936 C520 mare |
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| Nailor mare | NAILOR Y808 C208 |
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| Bay Thornton mare | BAY THORNTON Y39 C35 1845 |
REFORMER Y840 C251 |
AGAR'S RAINBOW [ KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] Y385 C163+246 |
DART Y714 C84 |
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| West's Horse Y911 C517 mare |
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| Forester mare | FORESTER Y748 C108 |
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| Hob Hill Horse C316 mare |
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| Skyrocket mare | SKYROCKET C283 |
SKYROCKET Y862 C280 |
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| Gentle C481 mare |
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| Conqueror mare | CONQUEROR Y707 C77 |
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| Wonderful Y913 C357 mare |
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| MORTON KING C1699 1905 |
LEVERET C1351 1892 |
GOLDSEEKER C1064 1888 |
NOBLEMAN C756 1885 |
NEWTON C216 |
SPORTSMAN C299 |
| Ottonburgh Y225+779a C222 mare |
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|
Madam |
FIDIUS DIUS C107 |
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| Madam C69 |
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| Smiler C92 1870 |
BARNABY Y670 C18 |
KING GEORGE Y783a C161 |
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| Barnaby Y669 C15 mare |
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| Moss Trooper mare | MOSS TROOPER C207 |
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| Madge Y960 1888 |
STATESMAN C662 1881 |
WONDERFUL Y533 C359 |
WONDERFUL LAD Y914 C361 |
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| Bay Beverley Y671 C22 mare |
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| Sylvia C98 |
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND Y566 C55 |
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| Barnaby Y670 C18 mare |
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| Prosperity Y566 1877 |
BAY SPLENDOUR Y38 C33 |
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND Y566 C55 |
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| Bay Chilton Y554 C25 mare |
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| Brilliant mare | BRILLIANT C42 |
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| Lady Dora C1125 1899 |
PITCH & TOSS C1204 1889 |
LUCK'S ALL C189 1879 |
LUCK'S ALL C188 |
CARDINAL Y562 C47 |
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| Master George Y293 C203 mare |
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| Wonderful Lad mare | WONDERFUL LAD Y914 C361 |
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| Master George Y293 C203 mare |
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| Madam C70 1878 |
FIDIUS DIUS C107 |
ROSEBERRY C264 |
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| Grand Turk Y771 C138 mare |
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| Madam C69 |
BARNABY Y670 C18 |
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| Daisy C30 |
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| Jess C374 1887 |
NEWTON C216 1879 |
SPORTSMAN C299 |
BRILLIANT C42 |
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| Grand Turk Y771 C138 mare |
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| Ottonburgh mare | OTTONBURGH Y225+779a C222 |
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| Nimrod Y316 C218 mare |
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| Trimmer C103 1872 |
BARNABY Y670 C18 |
KING GEORGE Y783a C161 |
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| Barnaby Y669 C15 mare |
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| Depper C39 |
OTTONBURGH Y225+779a C222 |
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| Nimrod Y316 C218 mare |
| CHOLDERTON RYECROFT C1757 1921 |
CHOLDERTON KING GEORGE C1745 1916 |
LORENZO C1402 1894 |
SHYLOCK C1121 1889 |
REFORM C653 |
SPORTSMAN C299 |
| Aislaby C1 |
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| Nancy C292 |
GENERAL BENEFIT Y179 C120 |
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| Successor C301 mare |
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| Beauty C5 1879 |
PRINCE FREDERICK Y829a C234 |
EMPEROR C 553 |
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| Cardinal Y562 C47 mare |
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| Trimmer | WELLINGTON C353 |
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| Cholderton Blossom C1278 1904 |
WELLINGTON C1488 1897 |
MARSTON C1080 |
LORD MORTON C881 |
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| Depper C42 |
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| Greta C700 |
TERTIUS C926 |
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| Festivity (FS) |
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| Sultana C1008 1895 |
SULTAN C667 |
EMPEROR C387 |
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| Beauty (FS) |
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| Beauty C5 |
PRINCE FREDERICK Y829a C234 |
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| Trimmer by Wellington C353 |
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| Cholderton Queen of Pearls C1398 1916 |
LORENZO C1402 1894 |
SHYLOCK C1121 1889 |
REFORM C653 |
SPORTSMAN C299 |
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| Aislaby C1 |
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| Nancy C292 |
GENERAL BENEFIT Y179 C120 |
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| Successor C301 mare |
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| Beauty C5 1879 |
PRINCE FREDERICK Y829a C234 |
EMPEROR C553 |
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| Cardinal Y562 C47 mare |
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| Trimmer | WELLINGTON C353 |
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| Cholderton Silkstone C1291 1905 |
WELLINGTON C1488 1897 |
MARSTON C1080 |
LORD MORTON C881 |
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| Depper C42 |
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| Greta C700 |
TERTIUS C926 |
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| Festivity (FS) |
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| Cholderton Darling C1106 1898 |
LUCK'S ALL C189 |
LUCK'S ALL C188 |
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| Wonderful Lad Y914 C361 mare |
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| Depper C42 |
BARNABY C21 |
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| Captain Cook C44 mare |
All Suffolk Cart Horses trace back in the male line to Crisp's Horse S404 through Sudbourne Beau-Brocade S4235 and they are all descended from the Norfolk Trotter and the Yorkshire Coach Horse through the stallion Barthropp's Hero S88.
The Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, pages 41 and 42, in the introduction, quoting an advertisement in the Norwich Mercury of April, 1772, says - "Goldfinder, chestnut, 3 years old, 15.3 hands high, bred by Thomas Giddings. He has a fine forehand, goes well on his legs as any colt whatever. Got by Wallett's horse Farmer, which was got by the noted horse Old Golden Farmer. Farmer's dam was got by a noted horse of Mr. Epworth's, which was a son of Goliah". It is possible that Wallett's horse Farmer was the same horse as Blake's Farmer S174.
The entry for Blake's Farmer S174 in the Suffolk Stud Book, volume 1, page 389, says he was chesnut, foaled about 1760, bred by Mr Garthsides and got by Wallett's Golden Farmer by Rigby's Fearnought. His dam by Eyven's Stud. Pick's Turf Register, volume 1, page 78, says Pamela was bred by Mr Garthside in 1740 and got by his Fearnought, son of Doctor, out of a daughter of Mr Darley's Manica. Pick's Turf Register, volume 1, page 473 says Sobersides was foaled in 1729 by Lord William Manners's Doctor, son of the Cyprus Arabian.
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 6, 1765, Number 1366, says - "To Cover this Season, At Andrew Blake’s, in St Margaret’s Parish, Ipswich, at Twelve Shillings a Leap and Trial. The noted Bay Horse, call’d, Young Farmer, now rising eight Years old, full fifteen hands and an Inch high, and Master of any weight: He was bred by Mr Garthside in Lincolnshire, got by Mr Wallet’s famous Golden Farmer, Son of Rigsby’s Fearnought; his Dam by Mr Eyoon’s Studd, remarkable for Strength and Moving. He is very certain in getting Foals, and, as near as can be computed, there are upwards of 70 Mares with foal by him at this Time. Andrew Blake. N B All Gentlemen who had their Mares cover’d last Season by the aforesaid Horse, and are not with Foal, may have them covered this Season, at 7 s 6 d each, and the Trial of the Season as before".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 19, 1766, Number 1418, says - "To Cover this Season, At Andrew Blake’s, in the Parish of St Margaret, Ipswich, The Noted Horse Young Farmer, At 12 s a Mare, Leaps & Trials; and to hazard none, as ‘tis well known in the Neighbourhood he is very certain in getting Foals. Young Farmer was the Property of the late Mr W Garthsides of Lincolnshire, bred by Mr Garthsides; got by Mr Wallet’s famous Golden Farmer, Son of Rigsby’s Fearnought; his Dam by Mr Eyvon’s Stud, remarkable for Strength and moving: He is free from Blemishes, goes as well as any strong Horse in the County, and is allowed by good Judges to be a fine strong Hunter. There’s few able to perform with him either in the Field or upon the Road.—This is the third Season of Covering, & he has got as fine, promising, boney Colts, as any Horse whatever. The above Horse will be at Hadleigh on Mondays, at Woodbridge on Wednesdays, and sometimes at Saxmundham on Thursdays, and the other Part of the Week at Home".
Blake's Farmer was bay, foaled in 1757 and had his first foals in 1765.
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 11, 1747, Number 426, says - "This is to give Notice, That the Famous Horse called Fearnought, is still in the Hands of Mr William Garthside, of Rigsby, near Alford in Lincolnshire; and by the Desire of Numbers of Gentlemen in the South, Covers this Season at Mr Abraham Wallett’s of Long-Sutton in the said County, at One Guinea a Mare, and One Shilling the Man. He was got by Doctor, whose Sire was the Duke of Rutland’s Cyprus, out of a Commoner Mare. His Dam was got by Oyster Foot, who was Son of the famous Merlin belonging to the late Duke of Ancaster, and out of a Leister Mare that was Sister to his Grace’s Black Legs, who broke his Leg when running against Fox at Lowes. He has also a Colt which comes four Years old, a Red Roan, got by Fearnought, and out of a Mare got by Mr Lister’s Ball, who was got by Mr Hall’s Arabian. He is full Fifteen hands high, and able to carry Eighteen stone, free from all Blemishes, and without dispute is as fine Horse as ever was bred in England, both for Shape and Action. He Covers at Rigsby near Alford this Season, at one Guinea the Mare, and One shilling the Man. N B Proper Joyce at both Places for Mares which come to stay".
The Stamford Mercury, Thursday, May 23, 1728, says - "This is to give Notice, That the Chesnut Horse calle'd Doctor, which was Mr Panton's, is now kept at the Warren Lodge in Grimsthorpe Park, and leaps for half a Guinea a Leap and Tryal. N B His Sire an Arabian [Cyprus], his Dam a Daughter of Old Commoner, out of a Makeless Mare [Chesnut Thornton], whose Dam was a Daughter of Brimmer [Old Thornton], out of a Mare got by Dicky Pearson, Son of Old Dodsworth's Barb, out of a Burton Barb Mare, as is certified under the Hand of the Breeder".
The Duke of Rutland may have purchased Cyprus from the Royal Stud at Hampton Court, where he was also known as the Chesnut Arabian and the Litten Arabian. The Royal Stud acquired him from the Duke of Devonshire's Stud, where he was known as the Chesnut Arabian and Cyprus. An inventory of the stud at Chatsworth taken on the death of the second Duke in 1729 included a three year old gelding and a five year old gelding, both by Cyprus. The Devonshire Chesnut Arabian was "own brother to Flying Childers, both by Mare and Horse". He was called Old Childers when he sired Tarran's Black Barb at Hampton Court.
According to the Suffolk Stud Book, volume 1, page 390, Winter's Stormer S1329 was owned by P Winter of Aldborough and was a bay foaled about 1786. The entry reads - "A trotting horse : his sire was Gooch's Stormer, a thoroughbred horse, own brother to Thunderbolt. He was advertised in 1789 to stand at Snape. He had great substance, and was sire of Barber's Proctor 58, the first of the Shadingfield stock. He was bred by Mr Winter, and was afterwards the property of Mr Gleed, of Dickleburgh Hall, in Norfolk".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, May 2, 1789, Number 3067, says - "P Wynter’s Bay Colt, Stormer, Will cover this season, at Mr Pallant’s, of Snape, at One Guinea and One Shilling. He is a beautiful Blood Bay, fifteen hands and a half high, rising three years old. Was got by Mr Gooch’s Horse Stormer; out of an excellent road mare, by Smoker. For symmetry, action, and temper, this Colt is allowed to be equal, if not superior, to any of his kind shewn in this country for many years. He will be at the Angel, Saxmundham, every Thursday; and at Snape the rest of the week during the season".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 10, 1790, Number 3115, says - "Young Stormer, Will cover this Season, at Mr H Welton’s, at Badingham, Suffolk, at One Guinea a leap, and One Shilling the groom, the money to be paid at the time of covering. This colt is 4 years old, 15 hands and a half high, and particularly strong made; he is a beautiful dark brown bay, and a very handsome figure; he was got by Old Stormer, a capital and well known hunter, his dam by the stock of Old Smoker, a capital hunter; this colt has been well proved this last hunting season; he is a promising trotter, and a capital bar and fence leaper, and has gained great merit from gentlemen sportsmen that have seen him proved. He will be at Halesworth market, on Tuesdays; Saxmundham, on Thursdays; Framlingham, on Saturdays; and the rest of the week at home".
The only Stormer in the GSB, volume 1, 5th edition, was foaled in 1774 by Goldfinder. Knight's Stormer H806 was foaled in 1803 by Gooch's Stormer, but this Gooch's Stormer is not identified as a Thoroughbred in the Hackney Stud Book and would seem more likely to have been a son of the Stormer by Goldfinder, who would have been 28 when the dam of Knight's Stormer H806 was covered. It is possible that Winter's Stormer S1329 was also known as Gooch's Stormer.
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 12, 1783, Number 2275, says - "Stormer, Covers this Season at Brundish-Hall near Framlingham in Suffolk, at One Guinea each mare, and One Shilling the servant. The money to be paid at the time of covering, or before the mares are taken away. As there never was a fairer prospect, than the present, of selling fine strong horses for greater prices, there is sufficient inducement for every one, fond of breeding that fine animal, to which for a stallion of power and beauty, for the introduction of a race of strong, active hunters, or road horses. This stallion is recommended to the public as one likely to answer the purpose, and must be deemed a great acquisition to the county, being so formed for beauty and strength, that the most discerning sportsman would be satisfied, and in his activity he must be captivated; his walk, trot, and gallop, are in a very superlative degree, superior to the generality of his species; in leaping, his power and temper must give satisfaction, being as cool and safe a hunter as any in the kingdom, and is master of 18 stone; he hath been hunted for the three last seasons, is rising eight years old, perfectly sound, is of a rich bay colour, 15 hands 3 inches high, and is a well-bred hunter. As this is the first season of his covering, he will, for the inspection of the curious, appear once at the following markets: Stradbrook, Halesworth, Harleston, Bungay, Diss, Ipswich, Woodbridge, and Saxmundham; and after that will remain at home during the season. N B Good grass for mares at 3 s per week, with foals 3 s 6 d".
Stormer by Goldfinder was foaled in 1774. He raced in the name of the Duke of Grafton from 1777 to 1779 and once for Mr Dymock in April, 1780. He was hunted in 1780, 1781 and 1782, and his first season at stud was in 1783. The claim that he was "rising eight years old" in the above advertisement is an error as he would already have been eight years old in April 1783. This error probably occurred because the advertisement was written before Lady Day, March 25, the first day of the year. He was last advertised in April 1785 and would appear to have died in 1786.
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 14, 1787, Number 2471, says - "Hero Is recommended to the Public, as a proper Substitute for Stormer; the Death of which Horse, gave such general Concern to the Breeders of this County".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, May 9, 1789, Number 3068, says - "Gooch’s Thunderbolt, Choice bred Son of Stormer, will cover Mares this Season, at Brundish-hall, at One Guinea each mare. Good grass at 2 s 6 d per week. The only Thing which induceth his Owner to permit him to cover at so early an age as Three Years old, is to prevent a spurious offspring of horses being bred in a county (in which he hath taken great pains to improve the stock) by such a set of animals which attend every market, without the essential requisites to introduce substantial hunters and road horses. Thunderbolt is of a bay colour, 15 hands 3 inches in heighth, with bone sufficient to carry the greatest weights; and hath the activity of a poney. He is descended from a mare of Mr Balls, of Diss, whose character in the field and on the road, as well as her dams, is surpassing the generality of hunters. N B None but well shaped mares, will, on any consideration, be leaped".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, April 21, 1792, Number 3121, says - "Thunderbolt Will not attend any Market whatever, as it is injurious to the breeder, as well as owner of the horse; mares are less certain of breeding when a horse is hawked about from market to market, and the prostitution they are apt to suffer from knavish grooms, makes their produce less worthy, being generally dwindling and insignificant. Stormer, his sire, was killed by his drunken keeper, and the mares he covered were not so prolific as they would have been had Stormer remained at home. It being less expensive keeping a horse at home, (as a spur to the owners of mares) that advantage shall be given to the breeder, and the deduction in the price of covering will amply compensate for the trouble of sending their mares to Brundish-hall, near Framlingham, in Suffolk, where he will leap at Half a Guinea and Half a Crown; and half crowned must they be, who seize not this favourable opportunity of breeding by the powerful and perfect Thunderbolt. Good grass and keeping as usual".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, March 16, 1793, Number 3169, says - "Thunderbolt, That well-bred Son of the noted Stormer, late the property of James Wyard Gooch, of Brundish, Esq is now to be Sold, and if not Let for covering the ensuing season, the present owner not having opportunity to attend with him. He is a beautiful bright bay, rising 6 years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, full of bone, and free from blemishes. The stock he has got is the best recommendation, being allowed by all judges the most capital in the county, and fit for either road or field. His dam was an excellent hunter; he is quite gentle, and his paces remarkably good. For price and further particulars apply to Mr John Knight, Saxmundham; or Mr Nathaniel Pallent, Snape".
The Ipswich Journal, Saturday, May 3, 1800, Number 3513, says - "Stormer Will Cover This Season, At Beccles, Suffolk, At One Guinea each Mare, And Half a Crown the Groom. The Money to be paid at time of Covering. He is 6 Years Old, 15 hands 3 inches high, rode up last season, carrying 13 stone; to the tail of the Beccles and Frestone’s hounds.—He was got by a son of Stormer’s, the property of Mr Gooch, of Brundish, well known on the turf: his dam a well known blood mare in the neighbourhood of Beccles, bred by James Sewell, Esq of St[ut]ton, near Ipswich; the dam of the horse’s sire by Dodson’s Fortitude; grand dam by the Duke of Grafton’s Antinous; Great grand dam by Maskell’s Old Bumper. Will be at Bungay on Thursdays; during the season; and at home the rest of the week. Good grass for mares (with care) at Three Shillings per week. mares not stinted, half price next season".
This Stormer, foaled in 1794, was by another son of Stormer, who is here confirmed as "the property of Mr Gooch, of Brundish" and "well known on the turf".
The entry for Wright's Farmers' Glory S1396 in the Suffolk Stud Book, volume 1, page 390, says he was foaled about 1796 and was known as the Attleborough Farmers' Glory. It also says he was a full size horse, and from the description of those who knew him was probably a half-bred Suffolk. This was probably Farmer's Glory Y736 C393, own brother to West's Useful Y893+894 C332. West's Useful Y893+894 C332 was probably Jenkinson's Useful Cub who was described as by a black cart horse, resembling the Suffolk breed, out of a chapman's mare.
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
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CHILDERS MANICA CYPRUS ARABIAN
| 1715 | 1707 (DEVONSHIRE ARABIAN)
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SNIP BOTTERILL'S HORSE | DOCTOR
| 1736 Y923 | | |
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SNAP BOYE'S HORSE mare = RIGSBY FEARNOUGHT
| 1750 Y686 | | [GARTHSIDE'S FEARNOUGHT]
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GOLDFINDER MUSHAM'S HORSE HARRISON'S HORSE Garthside's WALLETT'S GOLDEN FARMER
| 1764 Y807 | Y774 C503 | Pamela |
| | ------------------ 1740 |
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| LEE'S HORSE | BLAKE'S FARMER
| Y789 C504 | | S174 | 1757
| --------------------------> | <-----------------------------------> | <---------------------------
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| | ---------------------------------------------> | <------------- |
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| BLAKE'S DUKE OF YORK Chapman Mare = mare = mare = BLAKE'S EVERITT
| SMOKER [PICKERING'S HORSE] BLACK CART-HORSE WEST'S HORSE | S173 1778
| | 1765 Y724 C470 | Y911 C517 | |
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STORMER = mare JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB FARMER'S GLORY BLAKE'S OLD BRITON
1774 | [YOUNG PRETENDER] Y736 C393 | S171 | 1784
| | S1396 | |
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WINTER'S STORMER <===> GOOCH'S STORMER WROOT'S [Y] PRETENDER | BLAKE'S YOUNG BRITON
S1329 | 1786 | H596 | 1787 | S172 | 1796
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BARBER'S PROCTOR KNIGHT'S STORMER Brown's Mare FARMER'S GLORY JOHNSON'S HORSE SPINK'S SUFFOLK FARMER
S58 | 1793 H806 | 1803 | S704 | S743 | S1127 | 1801
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BARKER'S PROCTOR GOGGS' STORMER | mare WALLER'S HORSE
S64 | 1810 H808 1809 | | S1240 |
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BARKER'S BAY PROCTOR mare = CURTIS'S BOXER QUILTER'S HORSE
S65 | 1819 | S26 S996 |
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BARKER'S CHESNUT PROCTOR CATLIN'S BOXER TOLLER'S BOXER
S66 | 1824 S299 | 1835 S1199 |
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mare MANCHESTER BOXER = mare
| S298 | 1841 |
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WILSON'S GOLIATH CRISP'S FAIRHEAD'S BOXER mare
S1317 | 1847 S405 | 1845 |
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BARTHROPP'S HERO CRISP'S CONQUEROR
S88 | 1853 S413 |
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mare CRISP'S CUP-BEARER
| S416 | 1864
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Nonsuch FROST'S CUP-BEARER 2ND
S339 | S542 | 1870
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GARRETT'S CUP-BEARER 3RD
S566 1874
FAIRFAX'S MOROCCO BARB <=====================================> HELMSLEY TURK
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Old Morocco Mare | |
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Lonsdale Arabian Mare = PLACE'S WHITE TURK SPANKER BUSTLER
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HAUTBOY CROFT'S COMMONER CARELESS PULLEINE'S ARABIAN BYERLEY'S TURK MERLIN
| | | | | 1678 |
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GREY HAUTBOY | Betty Leedes ANCASTER MERLIN LISTER'S GREY TURK MERLIN
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CLUMSEY mare = CYPRUS ARABIAN OYSTERFOOT = mare ANCASTER BLACKLEGS Jester
| | | 1714 |
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FOX | | MANICA
| 1714 | | | 1707
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BOLTON GOLIAH DOCTOR = mare BOTTERILL'S HORSE
| 1730 | Y923 |
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mare EPWORTH'S HORSE RIGSBY FEARNOUGHT BOYE'S HORSE
| [ALLANBY'S BLIND HORSE] [GARTHSIDE'S FEARNOUGHT] Y686 |
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Sultan mare mare = WALLETT'S GOLDEN FARMER MUSHAM'S HORSE HARRISON'S HORSE
| | | Y807 | Y774 C503 |
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Pretender mare WALLETT'S FARMER <======> BLAKE'S FARMER LEE'S HORSE mare
| S174 | 1757 Y789 C504 S807 | |
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WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER BLAKE'S EVERITT = mare FARMER'S GLORY
H596 | 1787 S173 1778 | Y736 C393 S1396 |
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STEVEN'S BELLFOUNDER BLAKE'S OLD BRITON |
H52 | 1797 S171 | 1784 |
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JARY'S BELLFOUNDER BLAKE'S YOUNG BRITON |
H55 | 1816 S172 | 1796 |
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Charles Kent Mare mare = SMITH'S HORSE |
| 1834 | S1110 | |
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RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN JULIAN'S BOXER BRADY'S BRITON mare = JOHNSON'S HORSE FARMER'S GLORY
1849 S755 | 1805 S198 | 1809 | S743 S704 |
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EDWARDS'S OLD BRITON GROOM'S RAMPER = mare |
S490 | S636 | | |
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| | CURTIS'S BOXER = mare
| | S26 |
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| mare = CATLIN'S BOXER
| | S299 1835
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mare = MANCHESTER BOXER
| S298 | 1841
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CRISP'S FAIRHEAD'S BOXER mare CATLIN'S DUKE
S405 | 1845 | S296 | 1846
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CRISP'S CONQUEROR mare = BARTHROPP'S HERO |
S413 | 1859 | S88 | 1853 |
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| FROST'S SON OF HERO mare = SIR COLIN
| S545 | 1860 | S544 1856
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CRISP'S CUP-BEARER = mare |
S416 1864 | |
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FROST'S CUP-BEARER 2ND = Nonsuch
S542 1870 | S339
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GARRETT'S CUP-BEARER 3RD
S566 1874
CRISP'S HORSE
S404 | 1768
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GLEED'S HORSE
S587 |
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GLEED'S HORSE
S588 | 1780
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GLEED'S HORSE
S589 | 1790
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SMITH'S HORSE
S1110 | 1799
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JULIAN'S BOXER BRADY'S BRITON
S755 | 1805 S198 | 1809
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EDWARDS'S OLD BRITON GROOM'S RAMPER PLANT'S DARK HORSE
S490 | S636 | S950 |
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KEER'S OLD BRITON EDWARDS'S YOUNG BRITON CURTIS'S BOXER COTTINGHAM'S HORSE
S761 | 1833 S493 | 1836 S26 | S373 |
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BUSH'S ALBERT VEASY'S HORSE CATLIN'S BOXER PLANT'S CAMBRIDGE CAPTAIN
S229 | 1842 S1225 | S299 | 1835 S952 | 1831
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PARTRIDGE'S ALBERT GILES'S BOXER MANCHESTER BARTHROPP'S PALLANT'S
S935 | 1854 S582 | BOXER NEWCASTLE CAPTAIN GOLIATH
| | S298 | 1841 S89 | 1840 S925 | 1841
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ALLEN'S ALBERT CRISP'S CRISP'S BADHAM'S WILSON'S
S15 | 1861 GENTRY'S CAPTAIN FAIRHEAD'S BOXER CHESTER EMPEROR GOLIATH
| S409 | 1861 S405 | 1845 S32 | 1854 S1317 | 1847
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BIDDELL'S CROSS'S WOLTON'S CRISP'S RIST'S BARTHROPP'S
CHAMPION ALBERT MAGNUM BONUM CONQUEROR HARWICH EMPEROR HERO
S130 | 1870 S439 | 1872 S1347 | 1867 S413 | 1859 S1025 | 1861 S88 | 1853
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WILSON'S CROSS'S WOLTON'S WOLTON'S CRISP'S RAINHAM'S CLEVELAND'S
VANGUARD COMMODORE ROYAL DUKE 2ND ROYALTY CUP-BEARER PRINCE CONQUEROR
S1327 1878 S1482 | 1881 S1366 | 1870 S1339 | 1871 S416 | 1864 S1002 | 1871 S331 | 1859
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CROSS'S FLATT'S WOLTON'S FROST'S BIDDELL'S BIDDELL'S
INVADER WANTISDEN DUKE ORIENTAL CUP-BEARER 2ND PRINCE CHARLIE YOUNG CONQUEROR
S1439 1884 S534 | 1875 S1337 | 1878 S542 | 1870 S1464 | 1881 S1874 1873
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PRATT'S SMITH'S GARRETT'S EVERITT'S SMITH'S
WANTISDEN DUKE 2ND MINSTREL BOY CUP-BEARER 3RD LEVINGTON PRINCE WEDGEWOOD
S1672 1884 S1759 1886 S566 1874 S1771 1885 S1749 1886
GARRETT'S CUP-BEARER 3RD
S566 | 1874
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PRATT'S ECLIPSE
S2627 | 1889
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SUDBOURNE SUNSHINE
S3374 | 1897
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SUDBOURNE BEAU-MONDE
S3598 | 1908
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SUDBOURNE BEAU-BROCADE
S4235 | 1913
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SHOTLEY COUNTERPART FORNHAM BEATTY
S4903 | 1919 S4942 | 1919
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LAVENHAM COUNT ADMIRAL OF RIDDLESWORTH
S6582 | 1935 S5966 | 1927
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BECCLES COUNTERPART WOOLVERSTONE ECLIPSE
S8246 | 1952 S6207 | 1931
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BRIDGE SENATOR TANGHAM PRINCE ROWHEDGE MARQUIS SIR ADAM OF LANWADE CATTAWADE COMMANDER
S8372 | 1957 S8384 | 1958 S8445 | 1964 S7473 | 1941 S7276 | 1942
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JESTER OF HAPPY VALLEY ROWHEDGE BISHOP WESTWOOD DEBONAIR MARSHLAND SIR ADAM SPRINGFIELD COMMANDER
S8431 | 1962 S8454 | 1963 S8577 | 1980 S8146 | 1949 S8222 | 1949
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HAPPY VALLEY JASON ROWHEDGE ALPHA MARQUIS OF BRANCASTER MARSHLAND ADAM COLONY PREMIER
S8449 | 1965 S8464 | 1967 S8880 1992 S8301 | 1953 S8394 | 1959
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BRANCASTER JASON PARHAM RUFUS MARSHLAND BEN COLONY COOT
S8526 | 1975 S8506 | 1973 S8493 | 1971 S8453 | 1965
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CAPP'S STAR HONINGBECK HENRY MORLEY MONARCH PARHAM RUPERT ROWHEDGE COUNT 2ND LEAP HOUSE
S8639 1983 S8671 1985 S8544 | 1977 S8536 1976 S8494 | 1971 GOLDEN EAGLE
| -------------------- S8525 | 1975
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MILDEN PRINCE DALLINGHOO LAUREL EARL ELMODAM PRINCE EYKE HARVEST KING
S8602 1982 PRINCE CHARLES S8579 | 1980 S8545 1977 S8668 | 1985
S8651 | 1985 | |
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COLONY EDWARD COLONY WINDSOR GOLDEN GRANDCHILD
S8781 1992 S8656 1984 S8810 1994
The majority of Jutland Horses trace back in the male line to the Suffolk Horse Oppenheim LXII, and they are all descended from the Norfolk Trotter and the Yorkshire Coach Horse through Bay Beckingham and Herdsman. The majority of Schleswig Horses trace back in the male line to Aldrup Munkedal (1893), a great great great grandson of Oppenheim LXII.
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
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MANICA GODOLPHIN ARABIAN CYPRUS ARABIAN
| 1707 | 1721 |
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BOTTERILL'S HORSE REGULUS DOCTOR
Y923 | | 1739 |
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BOYES HORSE JALAP RIGBY'S FEARNOUGHT
Y686 | | 1758 |
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MUSHAM'S HORRSE TROTTING JALAP WALLETT'S GOLDEN FARMER
Y807 | | |
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DART LEE'S HORSE VICTORY BLAKE'S FARMER
[BROKEN LEGGED HORSE] Y789 C504 S807 | Y899 C438 | S174 | 1757
Y712 C83 | | | |
| ---------------------------> | <-------------- |
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RAINBOW WEST'S HORSE VOLUNTEER mare = BLAKE'S EVERITT
Y834 C244 | Y911 C517 | H846 Y650 C338 | | S173 1778
| | Y651 C340 | |
| ---------------------- ------------- ------------
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DART = mare FARMER'S GLORY mare VOLUNTEER BLAKE'S OLD BRITON
Y714 C84 | Y736 C393 | | C341 | S171 | 1784
| S1396 | | | |
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AGAR'S RAINBOW mare CATFOS mare BLAKE'S YOUNG BRITON
[KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] | Y73 C378 | | S172 | 1796
Y385 C163+246 | 1811 ----- ----- | |
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| \ / \ / |
KING GEORGE GRANBY GENERAL BENEFIT mare
Y240 C160 | Y769 C137 | C118 | |
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GRAND CONQUEROR MASTER GEORGE | HERDSMAN BRADY'S BRITON
Y204 | 1834 Y293 C203 | 1837 | C145 | 1845 S198 1809
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BAY BECKINGHAM RICHMOND LAD = mare mare = OPPENHEIM LXII
1843 Y400 C257 | |
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SPORTSMAN VALDEMAR
Y448 C292 | 1844 | 1870
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OTTONBURGH VALDEMAR II
Y225+779a | 1850 | 1879
C222 | |
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GRAND TURK MUNKEDAL
Y771 C138 | 1857 | 1883
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mare MUNKEDAL II
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SPORTSMAN ALDRUP MUNKEDAL
C299 1876 1893
| ABDALLAH 1823 |
MAMBRINO 1807 |
MESSENGER 1780 |
MAMBRINO 1768 |
ENGINEER | SAMPSON |
| Young Greyhound mare | |||||
| Cade mare | CADE | ||||
| Little John mare | |||||
| Turf mare 1774 |
TURF | MATCH'EM | |||
| Ancaster Starling mare | |||||
| Regulus mare | REGULUS | ||||
| Bolton Starling mare | |||||
| Sour-Crout mare | SOUR-CROUT 1786 |
HIGHFLYER | KING HEROD | ||
| Rachel | |||||
| Jewel | SQUIRREL | ||||
| Sophia | |||||
| Whirligig mare | WHIRLIGIG | CAPTAIN | |||
| Babraham mare | |||||
| Old Slamerkin | WILDAIR | ||||
| Cub mare | |||||
| Amazonia 1810 |
DOVE | SARATOGA | MESSENGER | MAMBRINO | |
| Turf mare | |||||
| Expedition mare | EXPEDITION | PEGASUS | |||
| Active | |||||
| Messenger mare | MESSENGER | ||||
| Fagdown | MESSENGER 1780 |
MAMBRINO | ENGINEER | ||
| Cade mare | |||||
| Turf mare |
TURF |
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| Regulus mare | |||||
| Charles Kent Mare 1834 |
JARY'S BELLFOUNDER H55 1816 |
STEVEN'S BELLFOUNDER H52 1797 |
WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER H596 1787 |
JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB | BLACK CART-HORSE |
| Chapman Mare | |||||
| Pretender mare | PRETENDER | ||||
| Sultan mare | |||||
| Chadd's [Old] Smuggler mare | CHADD'S [OLD] SMUGGLER H789 |
MARSHALL'S HUE AND CRY H373 |
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| Dove's Trotting Mare | |||||
| Jary's Velocity | HAPHAZARD 1797 |
SIR PETER TEAZLE | HIGHFLYER | ||
| Papillon | |||||
| Miss Hervey | ECLIPSE | ||||
| Clio | |||||
| Yorkshire Mare | |||||
| One Eye 1815 |
BISHOP'S HAMBLETONIAN 1804 |
MESSENGER 1780 |
MAMBRINO | ENGINEER | |
| Cade mare | |||||
| Turf mare | TURF | ||||
| Regulus mare | |||||
| Pheasant 1790 |
SHARK | MARSKE | |||
| Snap mare | |||||
| Medley mare | MEDLEY | ||||
| Silvertail 1802 |
MESSENGER 1780 |
MAMBRINO | ENGINEER | ||
| Cade mare | |||||
| Turf mare | TURF | ||||
| Regulus mare | |||||
| Black Jin | |||||
The majority of French Trotters trace back in the male line to a little-known stallion called Young Rattler, a direct descendant of the Godolphin Arabian.
He is registered in the Stud Book Trotteur Francais, volume 1, page 63, as :
"Y. Rattler (1/2 s. anglais) b. 1811. Rattler (p.s.) et N. par Snap (p.s.)".
His sire is registered in the Stud Book Trotteur Francais, volume 1, page 47, as :
"Rattler (p.s.) b. vers 1800. Old Rattler et Snap mare".
Les Courses en France by Charles du Hays (1863), page 72, says :
"Y.Rattler, anglais, 1811, importé 1820, par Rattler (fils de Rattler et d'un Snap mare), et une fille de Snap non tracé".
Handbok for Hastvanner, by C G Wrangel (Revised edition 1911-13), volume 1, page 96, says Young Rattler was "a Norfolk horse", "bred in England" and "his dam and grandam were by the same Thoroughbred sire Snap".
Available evidence suggests that Snap 1750 by Snip was the sire of the dam of Rattler. As this Snap died in 1777 and a mare from his last crop in 1778 would have been 33 years old when Young Rattler was born, it seems more likely that the dam and grandam of Young Rattler were by different stallions called Snap.
Dictionnaire de la Race Pure, by Charles du Hays (1865), says of Young Rattler :
page 150 - "Rattler v. 1810, par Old Rattler et Snap mare, inconnue".
page 424 - 'Snap mare v. 1808 [dam of Rattler], par Snap 1802 et inconnue".
page 171 - 'Snap 1802, par Delpini et Garrick mare is. Monimia".
According to Great Horses by Maurizio Bongianni, 1983, page 222, Young Rattler was by Rattler by Old Rattler by Magnum Bonum by Matchem by Cade by Godolphin Arabian.
The sire of Young Rattler, according to E J C Blackwood, was Mr Hamilton's Rattler, who was sent to Dublin. He was a bay foaled in 1795 by Rattler out of a mare by Snap out of Phoenix by Match'em. The produce of the Snap mare in the GSB, volume 1, 5th edition, page 191, shows no foal for 1795, however, Mr Hamilton bred all her foals from 1789 to 1797, and raced horses in Ireland.
The Hereford Journal, Wednesday, March 31, 1813, Number 2141, says - "To Cover This Season, 1813, at Dormington Court, near Hereford, at One Guinea and a Half each Mare, Groom's Fee included, the Money to be paid on or before Midsummer, Young Rattler. - He is a beautiful Bay colour, with Black Legs, rising Three Years old, Fifteen Hands and a Half high, perfectly temperate, and free from all kind of blemish. - His sire was Rattler, a Horse well known in this and adjoining counties ; grandsire, Old Rattler, the property of Lord Foley ; great grandsire, Imperator, out of a Herod Mare ; (her dam, Darina, by Old Marsk) ; great-great Grandsire, Conductor, Match'em, &c. &c. Young Rattler was out of a capital Hunter selected for the purpose of breeding a Stallion for this county, possessing great power, with good form and action. -He will attend at the Hay and Hereford every week, and at home on Sundays and Mondays".
The Hereford Journal, Wednesday, March 23, 1814, Number 2192, says - "To Cover This Season, 1814, at Dormington Court, near Hereford, Young Rattler, at Two Guineas each Mare, and Half-a-Crown the Groom (the Money to be paid at or before Midsummer). - He is a beautiful bay colour with black legs, rising four years old, upwards of fifteen hands and three inches high, equal to carry eighteen stone, perfectly temperate and just in his paces, is a capital Hunter, and free from blemish. His sire was Rattler, a horse well known in this and adjoining Counties, grandsire Old Rattler, the property of Lord Foley ; great grandsire, Imperator, out of a Herod Mare, her dam, Carina, by Old Marsk ; great great grandsire Conductor, Match'em, &c. &c. Young Rattler was out of a capital Hunter and Roadster, selected for the purpose of breeding a Stallion for this country, possessing great power, with fine action, and good form. - She may be seen by applying to the Proprietor of Young Rattler, at Dormington, as she is now purchased for the express purpose of breeding another Stallion. Young Rattler may be seen at the Black Swan, Hereford, every week ; at the George Inn, Ledbury ; King's Arms, Bromyard ; Oak, Leominster ; and Bear, Hay, every other week ; and at home every Sunday Morning. He was allowed last year Eighty Mares, only Seven of which are ascertained not to be in Foal. He will this year be allowed a Hundred, and it is recommended to those who wish to breed from him, to allow their names to be put down, as that number will certainly not be exceeded. N. B. Proper keep for Mares at 5s. per week. - Mares with Foal, 6s. per week, and every care taken of them. Mares not proving in Foal this Season, will be Covered next year at Half Price".
The pedigree of Young Rattler (1810), incorporating the evidence and conjecture contained in this article:
| RATTLER 1795 |
OLD RATTLER 1787 |
IMPERATOR 1776 |
CONDUCTOR 1767 |
MATCH'EM | CADE |
| Partner mare | |||||
| Snap mare | SNAP | ||||
| Cullen Arabian mare | |||||
| King Herod mare |
KING HEROD | TARTAR | |||
| Cypron | |||||
| Carina | MARSKE | ||||
| Blank mare | |||||
| Emma 1768 |
SPECTATOR 1749 |
CRAB | ALCOCK'S ARABIAN | ||
| Basto mare | |||||
| Partner mare | PARTNER | ||||
| Bonny Lass | |||||
| Lucy 1753 |
BLANK | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Amorett | |||||
| Peggy | Cade | ||||
| Partner mare | |||||
| Snap mare | SNAP 1750 |
SNIP 1736 |
CHILDERS | DARLEY'S ARABIAN | |
| Betty Leedes | |||||
| Basto mare | BASTO | ||||
| Curwen's Bay Barb mare | |||||
| Fox mare 1740 |
FOX | CLUMSEY | |||
| Bay Peg | |||||
| Gipsy | BAY BOLTON | ||||
| Newcastle Turk mare | |||||
| Phoenix 1762 |
MATCH'EM 1748 |
CADE | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | ||
| Roxana | |||||
| Partner mare | PARTNER | ||||
| Brown Farewell | |||||
| Duchess 1748 |
WHITENOSE | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Childers mare | |||||
| Miss Slamerkin | YOUNG TRUE BLUE | ||||
| Oxford Dun Arabian mare | |||||
| Hodgson's Snap mare | HODGSON'S SNAP 1802 |
DELPINI 1781 |
HIGHFLYER 1774 |
KING HEROD | TARTAR |
| Cypron | |||||
| Rachel | BLANK | ||||
| Regulus mare | |||||
| Countess 1760 |
BLANK | GODOLPHIN ARABIAN | |||
| Amorett | |||||
| Rib mare | RIB | ||||
| Wynn's Arabian mare | |||||
| Garrick mare 1785 |
GARRICK 1772 |
MARSKE | SQUIRT | ||
| Blacklegs mare | |||||
| Spilletta | REGULUS | ||||
| Mother Western | |||||
| Monimia 1771 |
MATCH'EM | CADE | |||
| Partner mare | |||||
| Alcides mare | ALCIDES | ||||
| Crab mare | |||||
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
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CHILDERS GODOLPHIN ARABIAN BLEEDING CHILDERS
| 1715 | 1721 |
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BLAZE CADE SQUIRT
| 1733 | 1734 | 1732
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SAMPSON SHALES (THE ORIGINAL) MATCH'EM MARSKE
| 1745 H699 | | 1748 | 1750
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ENGINEER SCOT SHALES CONDUCTOR GARRICK ECLIPSE PRETENDER
| 1755 H692 | | 1767 | 1772 | 1764 1771
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MAMBRINO THISTLETON'S SHALES IMPERATOR mare KING FERGUS DON QUIXOTE
| 1768 H702 | | 1776 | 1785 | 1775 | 1784
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MESSENGER CHAMBERLIN'S FOLEY'S HODGSON'S SNAP BENINGBROUGH SANCHO
| 1780 MARSHLAND SHALES OLD RATTLER | 1802 | 1791 | 1801
| H435 | 1802 | 1787 | | |
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MAMBRINO WRIGHT'S OF RATTLER mare ORVILLE PRESIDENT
| 1807 STRETHAM SHALES | 1795 | | 1799 | 1810
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ABDALLAH PAPWORTH'S FLAMINGO YOUNG RATTLER MULEY BAY PRESIDENT
| 1823 H277 | 1831 | 1810 | 1810 | 1832
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RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN mare XERXES IMPERIEUX Jenny MULEY MOLOCH PRESIDENT JUNIOR
1849 | | 1834 | 1822 | | 1830 H v 1 | 1855
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Candelaria GANYMEDE VOLTAIRE Elisa GALAOR BAY PRESIDENT
| 1858 | 1839 | 1833 | 1831 | 1838 Y922 | 1864
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LAVATER QUEBEC KAPIRAT Elisa | COOK'S PHENOMENON
1867 | 1850 | 1844 | 1853 | [COOK'S LUCK'S ALL]
| | --------- | H430+584 1875
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DIVUS CONQUERANT La Crocus THE HEIR OF LINNE
| 1859 | 1858 | 1866 | 1853
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NORMAND REYNOLDS PHAETON
| 1869 | 1873 1871
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CHERBOURG FUSCHIA
1880 1883
| MARTIN'S CROCUS H172 1858 |
HOOD'S FIREAWAY H971 1852 |
W BURGESS FIREAWAY H226 1844 |
J BURGESS SHALES H726 |
KENDLE'S NORFOLK COB H476 |
WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S NORFOLK COB H475 |
| Fireaway mare | |||||
| Chamberlin's Marshland Shales mare | CHAMBERLIN'S MARSHLAND SHALES H435 |
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| Flanders Fireaway Mare | FLANDERS FIREAWAY H211 |
ROBINSON'S ADONIS H10 |
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| West's Fireaway H203 mare |
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| Chamberlin's Marshland Shales mare | CHAMBERLIN'S MARSHLAND SHALES H435 |
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| Marshland Cob mare | MARSHLAND COB | CHAMBERLIN'S MARSHLAND SHALES H435 |
THISTLETON'S SHALES H702 |
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| Marshall's Hue and Cry H373 mare |
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| Sewell's Phenomenon-Fireaway mare | SEWELL'S PHENOMENON-FIREAWAY H585 1819 |
WEST'S SILVER-TAILED FIREAWAY H204 1807 |
WEST'S FIREAWAY H203 |
JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY H201 |
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| Pagan mare | |||||
| All Fours mare | ALL FOURS | ||||
| Johnny mare | |||||
| Hazard mare | HAZARD | ||||
| Fireaway mare | FIREAWAY | WOOD'S FIREAWAY | |||
| Candelaria 1858 |
INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON H v 1 p 210 1848 |
BAY BECKINGHAM [BAWTRY] Y553 1843 |
GRAND CONQUEROR Y204 1834 |
KING GEORGE Y240 C160 |
AGAR'S RAINBOW [KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] Y385 C163+246 |
| Luck's All Y792 C178 mare |
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| Topsman mare | TOPSMAN Y889 C324 |
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| Brown's Coach Horse mare | |||||
| Barnaby mare | BARNABY Y552 |
BARNABY Y669 C15 |
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| Admiral Y696 mare |
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| Catton mare | CATTON 1809 |
GOLUMPUS | GOHANNA | ||
| Catherine | |||||
| Lucy Gray | TIMOTHY | ||||
| Lucy | |||||
| Wroot's [Young] Pretender mare | WROOT'S [YOUNG] PRETENDER H596 |
JENKINSON'S USEFUL CUB | |||
| Pretender mare | |||||
| Papworth's Flamingo mare | PAPWORTH'S FLAMINGO H277 1831 |
WRIGHT'S OF STRETHAM SHALES | CHAMBERLIN'S MARSHLAND SHALES H435 |
THISTLETON'S SHALES H702 |
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| Marshall's Hue and Cry H373 mare |
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| Flamingo mare | FLAMINGO | WORTHY | |||
| Scot Shales H692 mare |
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| Hackney Mare | |||||
| Bijou mare | BIJOU 1811 |
ORVILLE | BENINGBROUGH | ||
| Evelina | |||||
| Dungannon mare | DUNGANNON | ||||
| Squirrel mare | |||||
A full brother to Candelaria by Innocent's [Young] Catton is registered in the Hackney Stud Book, volume 1, page 209, as Jackson's Perfection H541. A footnote to the entry, page 210, says - "Catton (Innocent's), bred by J. Innocent, foaled 1848, dark bay, was sired by Bay Beckingham; dam by Lord Scarborough's Catton; g dam by Pretender (Wroot's) 596". Bay Beckingham is not registered in the Hackney Stud Book or the General Stud Book.
A stud card for 1892 for the Welsh trotting stallion Phenomenon III, reproduced on page 274 of Welsh Ponies and Cobs, by Wynne Davies, gives a very complete record of his breeding, the end part of which reads - "G. grandsire, that very celebrated Norfolk Horse, Young Perfection [Jackson's Perfection H541], winner of the Royal in 1865. G. g. grandsire Young Catton [Innocent's Catton], winner of the Royal at Lincoln. Catton by Bay Beckingham, by Grand Conqueror, by King George, which was sold to the Emperor of Russia for £370".
Grand Conqueror is registered in the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, volume 1, page 55, as Grand Conqueror Y204, foaled in 1834, by King George. King George is registered in the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, volume 1, page 66, as King George Y240, and in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book, volume 1, page 53, as King George C160. Bay Beckingham is not registered in either the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book or the Cleveland Bay Stud Book.
A stallion called Bay Beckingham was sent to Denmark to cover Jutland mares. He is described in the Stambog over heste af Jydsk Race, the Jutland Stud Book, as - "Bay, foaled 1843 in England", "English Yorkshire stallion, imported 1846" and "Pedigree unknown, mostly Cleveland Bay". The stud book lists where he was every year from 1847 to 1858 but makes no mention of 1846, the year he was said to have been imported. It would seem from the evidence that Bay Beckingham by Grand Conqueror was sent to Denmark in 1847 some time after covering the dam of Innocent's [Young] Catton.
The Yorkshire Gazette, Saturday, August 8, 1846, Number 1412, The Award of Premiums at the Yorkshire Agricultural Show, says - "Class 27. - For the best Cleveland bred Stallion, £10, to Mr. Henry Watson, of Walkeringham, Bawtry, for his bay horse, Bay Beckingham, f. June 1st, 1843, s. Grand Conqueror, d. by Barnaby".
The Leeds Intelligencer, Saturday, August 8, 1846, Number 4816, says - "For the best Cleveland bred Stallion, £10 - Bay Beckingham, (bay,) f. June, 1st, 1843, - S. Grand Conqueror, D. by Barnaby. - Henry Watson, Walkeringham, Bawtry ; bred by him".
The following entry appears in the Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, Volume 1, page 154:
"Bawtry 553. Foaled 1843. Bred by and property of Henry Watson, Walkeringham, Bawtry. Sire Grand Conqueror 204. Dam by Barnaby 552".
This evidence clearly shows that Bay Beckingham was registered as Bawtry 553.
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
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MANICA
| 1707
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BOTTERILL'S HORSE
Y923 |
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BOYE'S HORSE
[ELLERBY'S HORSE]
Y686 |
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MUSHAM'S HORSE HARRISON'S HORSE KNOX'S HORSE
Y807 | Y774 C503 | [YOUNG MARSKE]
| | Y367 Y787 |
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DART | | |
[BOKEN LEGGED HORSE] mare TRAVELLER GOLDEN ELEPHANT
Y712 C83 | | Y497 | Y757 C397 |
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RAINBOW West's Horse mare GOLDEN HERO |
Y834 C244 | | [YOUNG'S HORSE] | SEYMOUR'S HORSE
| | C395 | | Y508 |
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DART | | | |
Y714 C84 | | NORTHWESTER mare HARDY'S HORSE
| | Y946 C496 | | Y502 |
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AGAR'S RAINBOW GOLDEN HERO = mare ADMIRAL mare
[KING GEORGE THE FOURTH] C123 | [CLARK'S HORSE] |
Y385 C163+246 | | Y696 | |
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KING GEORGE BARNABY = mare Miles's Horse mare
Y240 C160 | Y669 C15 | | |
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| BARNABY mare CHAMPION
| Y552 | 1819 | Y694 |
| | | C50 |
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GRAND CONQUEROR mare MASTER GEORGE CLEVELAND
Y204 | 1834 | Y293 | 1837 Y697 |
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BAY BECKINGHAM | CLEVELAND LAD
[BAWTRY] | Y90 | 1847
Y553 | 1843 | C69 |
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| | WONDERFUL LAD
INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON | Y914 | 1851
H v 1 p 210 | 1848 | C361 |
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Candelaria mare = YATTON LAD
| 1858 | Y916 1856
| | C364
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LAVATER BRILLIANT
1867 C42 1861
| THE HEIR OF LINNE 1853 |
GALAOR 1838 |
MULEY MOLOCH 1830 |
MULEY 1810 |
ORVILLE | BENINGBROUGH |
| Evelina | |||||
| Eleanor | WHISKEY | ||||
| Young Giantess | |||||
| Nancy 1813 |
DICK ANDREWS | JOE ANDREWS | |||
| Highflyer mare | |||||
| Spitfire | BENINGBROUGH | ||||
| Young Sir Peter mare | |||||
| Darioletta 1822 |
AMADIS 1807 |
DON QUIXOTE | ECLIPSE | ||
| Grecian Princess | |||||
| Fanny | DIOMED | ||||
| Ambrosia | |||||
| Selima 1810 |
SELIM | BUZZARD | |||
| Alexander mare | |||||
| Potoooooooo mare | POTOOOOOOOO | ||||
| Editha | |||||
| Mrs Walker 1844 |
JEREED 1834 |
SULTAN 1816 |
SELIM | BUZZARD | |
| Alexander mare | |||||
| Bacchante | DITTO | ||||
| Mercury mare | |||||
| My Lady 1818 |
COMUS | SORCERER | |||
| Houghton Lass | |||||
| Delpini mare | DELPINI | ||||
| Tipple Cyder | |||||
| Zinganee mare 1837 |
ZINGANEE 1825 |
TRAMP | DICK ANDREWS | ||
| Gohanna mare | |||||
| Folly | YOUNG DRONE | ||||
| Regina | |||||
| Orville mare 1812 |
ORVILLE | BENINGBROUGH | |||
| Evelina | |||||
| Miss Grimstone | WEASEL | ||||
| Ancaster mare | |||||
| La Crocus 1866 |
MARTIN'S CROCUS |
HOOD'S FIREAWAY H971 1852 |
W BURGESS FIREAWAY H226 1844 |
J BURGESS SHALES H726 |
KENDLE'S NORFOLK COB H476 |
| Chamberlin's Marshland Shales H435 mare |
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| Flanders Fireaway Mare | FLANDERS FIREAWAY H211 |
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| Chamberlin's Marshland Shales H435 mare |
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| Marshland Cob mare | MARSHLAND COB | CHAMBERLIN'S MARSHLAND SHALES H435 |
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| Sewell's Phenomenon-Fireaway mare | SEWELL'S PHENOMENON-FIREAWAY H585 1819 |
WEST'S SILVER-TAILED FIREAWAY H204 |
WEST'S FIREAWAY H203 |
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| All Fours mare | |||||
| Hazard mare | HAZARD | ||||
| Fireaway mare | FIREAWAY | WOOD'S FIREAWAY | |||
| Elisa 1853 |
CORSAIR 1845 |
J G KNOX CORSAIR | AUGHTON MERRYLEGS H894 |
LUND'S MERRYLEGS H449 |
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| Templeman's Creeper H vol 1 p 354 mare |
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| Cleveland mare | CLEVELAND | ||||
| Elisa 1831 |
MARCELLUS 1819 |
SELIM | BUZZARD | ||
| Alexander mare | |||||
| Briseis | BENINGBROUGH | ||||
| Lady Jane | |||||
| Jenny | YOUNG RATTLER | RATTLER | |||
| Hodgson's Snap mare | |||||
The pedigree of Spitfire, the grandam of Muley Moloch, is in doubt. See SPITFIRE
| NORMAND 1869 |
DIVUS 1859 |
QUEBEC 1850 |
GANYMEDE 1839 |
XERXES | YOUNG RATTLER |
| La Jeune Mignonne | |||||
| La Louve | CHASSEUR | ||||
| La Valient | |||||
| Voltaire mare | VOLTAIRE | IMPERIEUX | |||
| La Pilot | |||||
| Cleveland mare | CLEVELAND | ||||
| Electrique mare | ELECTRIQUE 1848 |
YOUNG EMILIUS | EMILIUS | ||
| Cobweb | |||||
| Kermesse | CAMEL | ||||
| Martha | |||||
| Young Rattler mare | YOUNG RATTLER | RATTLER | |||
| Hodgson's Snap mare | |||||
| Balsamine 1857 |
KAPIRAT 1844 |
VOLTAIRE 1833 |
IMPERIEUX | YOUNG RATTLER | |
| Volontaire mare | |||||
| La Pilot | PILOT | ||||
| La Bachate | |||||
| La Juggler 1838 |
THE JUGGLER | WAMBA | |||
| Pantechnetheca | |||||
| Young Topper mare | YOUNG TOPPER | ||||
| Cleveland mare | |||||
| La Debardeur | DEBARDEUR 1848 |
YOUNG EMILIUS | EMILIUS | ||
| Cobweb | |||||
| Dona Pilar | ROYAL OAK | ||||
| Vittoria | |||||
| Young Topper mare | YOUNG TOPPER | TOPPER | |||
| Peschiera 1871 |
EXTASE 1860 |
THESEE 1853 |
GAINSBOROUGH 1845 |
GAINFULL | |
| Hunter Mare | |||||
| Xerxes mare | XERXES | YOUNG RATTLER | |||
| La Jeune Mignonne | |||||
| Atalante 1850 |
KRAMER 1844 |
HERCULE | RAINBOW | ||
| Aimable | |||||
| Cybelle | CHASSEUR | ||||
| La Valient | |||||
| La Pilot 1828 |
PILOT | OCTAVIUS | |||
| Mousetrap mare | |||||
| La Bachate | BACHA | ||||
| Dagout mare | |||||
| Anita 1867 |
CONQUERANT 1858 |
KAPIRAT 1844 |
VOLTAIRE | IMPERIEUX | |
| La Pilot | |||||
| La Juggler | THE JUGGLER | ||||
| Young Topper mare | |||||
| Elisa 1853 |
CORSAIR | J G KNOX CORSAIR | |||
| Cleveland mare | |||||
| Elisa | MARCELLUS | ||||
| Jenny | |||||
| Petite de Mer 1863 |
USAGER 1854 |
PROPORTIONNE | GANYMEDE | ||
| Young Rattler mare | |||||
| Imperial mare | IMPERIAL | ||||
| Corisandre 1856 |
QUEBEC | GANYMEDE | |||
| Voltaire mare | |||||
| La Dorus | DORUS | ||||
| L'Introuvable |
According to The Family Tables of Racehorses by K Bobinski, volume 1, the sire of Electrique was Young Emilius, 1833, by Emilius out of Shoveler, however there is no evidence that this Young Emilius ever stood in France. In Le Stud-Book de la Race Pure, by Commandant Cousté, published in 1898, which lists the Thoroughbred sires in France, Electrique is listed as one of the sons of Young Emilius, 1828, by Emilius out of Cobweb.
| REYNOLDS 1873 |
CONQUERANT 1858 |
KAPIRAT 1844 |
VOLTAIRE 1833 |
IMPERIEUX | YOUNG RATTLER |
| Volontaire mare | |||||
| La Pilot | PILOT | ||||
| La Bachate | |||||
| La Juggler 1838 |
THE JUGGLER | WAMBA | |||
| Pantechnetheca | |||||
| Young Topper mare | YOUNG TOPPER | ||||
| Cleveland mare | |||||
| Elisa 1853 |
CORSAIR 1845 |
J G KNOX CORSAIR | AUGHTON MERRYLEGS H894 |
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| Cleveland mare | CLEVELAND | ||||
| Elisa 1831 |
MARCELLUS | SELIM | |||
| Briseis | |||||
| Jenny | YOUNG RATTLER | ||||
| Miss Pierce 1857 |
SUCCES 1852 |
TELEGRAPH 1844 |
[BOND'S NORFOLK] OLD PHOENOMENON H522 |
WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S NORFOLK COB H475 |
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| Read's Fireaway H202 mare |
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| [Old] Granby mare | [OLD] GRANBY Y769 C137 |
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| La Juggler 1838 |
THE JUGGLER | WAMBA | |||
| Pantechnetheca | |||||
| Young Topper mare | YOUNG TOPPER | ||||
| Cleveland mare | |||||
| Lady Pierce 1850 |
HENRY CLAY 1837 |
ANDREW JACKSON | YOUNG BASHAW | ||
| Charcoal Sal | |||||
| Lady Surrey | REVENGE | ||||
| Diamond mare | DIAMOND | ||||
| Reveuse 1878 |
LAVATER 1867 |
MARTIN'S CROCUS H172 1858 |
HOOD'S FIREAWAY H971 1852 |
W BURGESS FIREAWAY H226 |
J BURGESS SHALES H726 |
| Flanders Fireaway H211 mare |
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| Marshland Cob mare | MARSHLAND COB | ||||
| Sewell's Phenomenon-Fireaway mare | SEWELL'S PHENOMENON-FIREAWAY H585 |
WEST'S SILVER-TAILED FIREAWAY H204 |
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| Hazard mare | |||||
| Fireaway mare | FIREAWAY | ||||
| Candelaria 1858 |
INNOCENT'S [YOUNG] CATTON H v 1 p 210 1848 |
BAY BECKINGHAM [BAWTRY] Y553 |
GRAND CONQUEROR Y204 |
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| Barnaby Y552 mare |
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| Catton mare | CATTON | ||||
| Wroot's [Young] Pretender H596 mare |
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| Papworth's Flamingo mare | PAPWORTH'S FLAMINGO H277 |
WRIGHT'S OF STRETHAM SHALES | |||
| Flamingo mare | |||||
| Bijou mare | BIJOU | ||||
| Sympathie 1862 |
PEDAGOGUE 1851 |
NUNCIO 1839 |
PLENIPOTENTIARY | EMILIUS | |
| Harriet | |||||
| Ally | PARTISAN | ||||
| Jest | |||||
| Eoline 1842 |
MULEY MOLOCH | MULEY | |||
| Nancy | |||||
| Dryad | WHALEBONE | ||||
| Harpalice | |||||
| Debutante 1855 |
PYRRHUS THE FIRST 1843 |
EPIRUS | LANGAR | ||
| Olympia | |||||
| Fortress | DEFENCE | ||||
| Jewess | |||||
| Figurante 1849 |
VENISON | PARTISAN | |||
| Fawn | |||||
| Duvernay | EMILIUS | ||||
| Varennes |
Some French Trotters trace back in the male line to Rysdyk's Hambletonian through The Great McKinney and Sam Williams. The stallions Quiproquo II (1938) and Quiroga II (1938), both fraudulently registered as by Gael (1928) by Intermede (1908) by Bemecourt (1901) by Fuschia, were in fact by Calumet Delco. As there are no officially registered foals by Calumet Delco in the Stud Book du Trotteur Francais his line doesn't officially exist, however its existence is commonly accepted in France where the leading trotting magazine, Trot Information, refers to this line as "Lignee Calumet Delco".
RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN
| 1849
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GEORGE WILKES DICTATOR HAPPY MEDIUM ELECTIONEER
| 1856 | 1863 | 1863 | 1868
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ALCYONE WILLIAM L DIRECTOR PILOT MEDIUM CHIMES
| 1877 | 1882 | 1877 | 1879 | 1884
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MCKINNEY AXTELL DIRECT PETER THE GREAT THE ABBE
| 1887 | 1886 | 1885 | 1895 | 1903
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ARION MCKINNEY AXWORTHY DIRECT HAL PETER SCOTT PETER VOLO PETER THE BREWER ABBEDALE
| 1913 | 1892 | 1896 | 1909 | 1911 | 1918 | 1917
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THE GREAT MCKINNEY GUY AXWORTHY WALTER DIRECT SAM WILLIAMS SCOTLAND VOLOMITE CALUMET DELCO HAL DALE
1922 | 1902 | 1900 1922 | 1925 | 1926 1930 | 1926
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LEE AXWORTHY NAPOLEON DIRECT SPENCER SCOTT WORTHY BOY ADIOS DALE FROST
| 1911 | 1909 | 1937 | 1940 1940 | 1951
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LAWFUL BILLY DIRECT RODNEY STAR'S PRIDE MEADOW SKIPPER
| 1918 1934 | 1944 1947 | 1960
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LEGALITY SPEEDSTER MOST HAPPY FELLA ALBATROSS
| 1927 1954 1967 1968
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EPILOG
1934
All Orlov Trotters trace back in the male line to the Arabian stallion Smetanka.
The three breeds of trotter in Russia are the Orlov Trotter, the Standardbred Trotter and the Russian Trotter. Any horse not Orlov or Standardbred is by definition a Russian Trotter. An Orlov Trotter may carry the blood of other breeds up to a maximum of 12.5%, so it is therefore possible for an Orlov Trotter to trace back in the male line to a stallion other than Smetanka. All Russian Trotters carry less than 87.5% Orlov blood and most trace back in the male line to Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Russian Trotters that descend from Smetanka include Burlak (1901), Koldun (1929) and Talantlivyi (1932). The Orlov Trotter Pilot (1932) was by the Russian Trotter Giatsint (1925) by the Russian Trotter Burlak (1901) by the Orlov Trotter Bystrolet (1893).
Registration numbers, which were introduced at the start of the twentieth century, are used to identify the breeds. Orlov Trotters have numbers beginning 1 through 9 while Standardbred Trotters and Russian Trotters have numbers beginning 0.
GODOLPHIN ARABIAN
| 1721
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CADE REGULUS BABRAHAM BAJAZET SULTAN
| 1734 | 1739 | 1738 | 1740 | 1741
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MATCH'EM mare mare = SMETANKA = Bulanaya mare mare
| 1748 | | | | 1762 | 1768
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CONDUCTOR Turf mare FELKERZAM I POLKAN I PRETENDER |
| 1767 | 1774 | 1778 | 1778 | 1771 |
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IMPERATOR MESSENGER Nevinnaya = BARS I = Gnedaya JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY mare
| 1776 | 1780 | 1784 | H201 | |
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FOLEY'S | | | | |
OLD RATTLER MAMBRINO LEBED I LYUBEZNYI WEST'S [Y] FIREAWAY WROOT'S [Y] PRETENDER
| 1787 | 1807 | 1804 | 1794 H203 1800 H596 | 1787
| | --------------> | <---------------------------- |
| | | | | |
RATTLER ABDALLAH LOVKIY I MUZHIK I LEBED II mare
| 1795 | 1823 | 1812 | 1803 | 1815 |
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YOUNG RATTLER HAMBLETONIAN POLKAN III STARYI ATLASNYI GORNOSTAY IV DOBRINYA I Catton mare
1810 1849 | 1817 | 1812 | 1822 | 1824 |
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VIZAPUR I POLKAN V MOLODOY ATLASNYI GORNOSTAY LEBED IV INNOCENT'S [Y] CATTON
| 1822 | 1831 | 1816 | 1829 | 1831 H v 1 | 1848
| | | | | p 210 |
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DOSADNYI POLKAN VI LYUBEZNYI I GORNOSTAY I LEBED V Candelaria
| 1831 | 1838 | 1824 | 1834 | 1841 | 1858
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DOBRODEY POLKANCHIK POLKAN VII LYUBEZNYI II | LEBED LAVATER
| 1842 | 1850 | 1853 | 1828 | | 1847 | 1867
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | |
DOBRODEY POTESHNYI LEBED DOGONYAI I | LEBED VII Reveuse
| 1858 | 1860 | 1861 | 1834 | | 1857 | 1878
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | |
LETUCHIY POKHVALNYI LIKHACH BEZYMYANKA I = Dobrovaya KRUTOY I FUSCHIA
| 1877 | 1870 | 1877 1844 | 1846 | 1862 1883
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SMELCHAK GROMADNYI PASHA BYSTROLET BEZYMYANNYI KRUTOY II
| 1893 | 1894 | 1877 | 1893 | 1851 | 1868
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
PTENETS UDACHNYI ZENIT BURLAK [RT] LOVKIY IV NEZHDANNYI
| 1907 | 1916 | 1895 | 1901 | 1857 | 1881
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
VOIN MENESTREL ELBORUS GIATSINT [RT] PROYDA NEDOTROG
1918 1928 | 1911 | 1925 | 1873 | 1891
| | | |
| | | |
BUBENCHIK PILOT VARVAR ZHELEZNYI KRONPRINTS
1925 1932 | 1886 | 1907
| |
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VARMIK LOVCHIY
| 1894 1921
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BARIN MOLODOY VIY
| 1903 | 1909
| |
| |
BARCHUK VETEROK
| 1912 | 1915
| |
| |
DODYR KOLDUN [RT]
| 1926 1929
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TALANTLIVYI [RT]
1932
All Morgan Horses trace back in the male line to Justin Morgan (1789).
The foundation sires of the American Saddle Horse are Denmark (1839) and Harrison Chief (1872). Crigler's Denmark (1872), who was originally registered as by Washington Denmark by Gaine's Denmark, is now accepted as being by Lail's Denmark Chief by Gaine's Denmark.
BYERLEY'S TURK
| 1678
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JIGG DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| | 1700
| |
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SON OF JIGG CHILDERS
| | 1715
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PARTNER BLAZE
| 1718 | 1733
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| -------------------------------------------> | <--------------------------------------
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TARTAR Cypron MORTON'S TRAVELLER SAMPSON
| 1743 | 1750 | 1746 | 1745
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KING HEROD LLOYD'S TRAVELLER ENGINEER
| 1758 | 1763 | 1755
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HIGHFLYER TRUE BRITON MAMBRINO
| 1774 [BEAUTIFUL BAY or TRAVELLER] | 1768
| | 1777 |
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SIR PETER TEAZLE JUSTIN MORGAN [FIGURE] MESSENGER
| 1784 | 1789 | 1780
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HAPHAZARD WALTON SHERMAN MORGAN WOODBURY MORGAN REVENGE MAMBRINO
| 1797 | 1799 | 1808 1816 | 1815 | 1807
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FILHO DA PUTA PARTISAN BLACK HAWK Lady Surrey ABDALLAH MAMBRINO PAYMASTER
| 1812 | 1811 | 1833 | 1824 | 1823 | 1826
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HEDGEFORD ODIN ETHAN ALLEN Fanny Cook HENRY CLAY RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN MAMBRINO CHIEF
| 1825 1830 | 1849 | | 1837 | 1849 | 1844
| [Foundation sire ---- ---- | | |
| of the Coldblood \ / | | |
DENMARK Trotter] DANIEL LAMBERT Lady Pierce GEORGE WILKES CLARK CHIEF
| 1839 1858 | 1850 | 1856 | 1861
| | | |
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GAINE'S DENMARK Miss Pierce ONWARD HARRISON CHIEF
| 1851 | 1857 | 1875 | 1872
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WASHINGTON DIAMOND LAIL'S REYNOLDS ALLANDORF BOURBON CHIEF
DENMARK DENMARK DENMARK CHIEF | 1873 | 1882 | 1883
| 1855 | 1858 | | | |
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KING WILLIAM MONTROSE CRIGLER'S FUSCHIA BLACK ALLAN BOURBON KING
| 1860 | 1869 DENMARK 1883 1886 | 1900
| | | 1872 [Foundation sire |
| | | of the Tennessee |
BLACK EAGLE KING LEE ROSE REX DENMARK Walking Horse] |
| 1869 | 1889 | 1884 |
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BLACK SQUIRREL GUIDED BY LOVE REX MCDONALD EDNA MAY'S KING KING BARRYMORE KING'S GENIUS
| 1876 1905 | 1890 1918 1921 1924
| --------------------------------------------
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SQUIRREL KING MCDONALD CHIEF REX PEAVINE
| 1882 | 1896 | 1899
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FOREST KING MARSHALL INDEPENDENCE MAID'S REX REX FIREFLY KALARAMA REX
| 1894 MCDONALD CHIEF 1918 1921 1922
| 1906 1908
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MY KING
1919
JUSTIN MORGAN
[FIGURE]
| 1789
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SHERMAN MORGAN WOODBURY MORGAN
| 1808 | 1816
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BLACK HAWK VERMONT MORGAN GIFFORD MORGAN
| 1833 | 1826 | 1824
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BENEDICT'S ETHAN ALLEN BRADFORD'S SHEDD HORSE GREEN MOUNTAIN
PATHFINDER | 1849 TELEGRAPH | 1840 MORGAN
| 1854 --------------------------------- | 1845 | | 1832
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BUELL'S HONEST ALLEN DANIEL LAMBERT Maggie Marshall VINCENT HORSE DAVID WOOD HORSE
PATHFINDER | 1855 | 1858 | | 1866 | 1846
| 1865 | | | | |
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PATHFINDER JR BENNING ALLEN BEN FRANKLIN JUBILEE LAMBERT BLACK ALLAN MOUNTAINEER VERMONT MORGAN
| 1877 | 1874 | 1873 | 1863 1886 MORGAN | 1850
| | | | [Foundation sire | 1884 |
| | | | of the Tennessee | |
| | | JUBILEE Walking Horse] | |
GOLDFINDER GENERAL GATES JASPER FRANKLIN DE JARNETTE KNOX MORGAN MORGAN
| 1888 | 1894 | 1887 | 1883 | 1891 | 1872
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MORGAN STAR A BENNIGTON ALLEN FRANKLIN THE ADMIRAL QUINTESSENCE SENATOR MORGAN ETHAN ALLEN II
| 1900 | 1908 | 1909 1903 1906 1916 | 1877
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SUNNYHAWK MANSFIELD PENROD ETHAN ALLEN III BOB MORGAN A CROYDON PRINCE HEADLIGHT MORGAN
|1918 1920 | 1914 | 1885 | 1888 | 1890 | 1893
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GO HAWK JUBILEE KING SIR ETHAN ALLEN DONALD A ASHBROOK JOE BAILEY
| 1923 1927 1909 1904 1916 | 1917
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FLYHAWK MOUNTCREST
1926 SELLMAN
| 1921
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REDMAN
1936
All Tennessee Walking Horses trace back in the male line to the Standardbred Black Allan (1886) who is listed in the Tennessee Walking Horse register as Allan F-1.
JUSTIN MORGAN
[FIGURE]
| 1789
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RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN SHERMAN MORGAN REVENGE
| 1849 | 1808 | 1815
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GEORGE WILKES BLACK HAWK Lady Surrey
| 1856 | 1833 | 1824
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ONWARD BRADFORD'S HENRY CLAY
| 1875 TELEGRAPH | 1837
| | 1845 |
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ALLANDORF Maggie Marshall Lady Pierce
| 1882 | | 1850
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BLACK ALLAN Miss Pierce
| 1886 | 1857
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Birdie Messick = ROAN ALLEN = Merry Legs REYNOLDS
1902 | 1904 | 1911 | 1873
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WILSON'S ALLEN MERRY BOY FUSCHIA
| 1917 | 1925 1883
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MIDNIGHT SUN SIR MAUGRAY OLD GLORY LITTLE MERRY BOY MERRY GO BOY
| 1940 1937 1940 | 1942 | 1943
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MIDNIGHT'S MAJOR | SUN'S ACE OF SPADES SUN'S DELIGHT SCAT MAN MC GO BOY'S SHADOW
1948 | 1954 1959 1956 | 1952
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BLACK GO BOY SUN | SKIPPER SON MIDNIGHT SUN'S QUARTERBACK SUN'S GUNSMOKE MIDNIGHT MACK K SHADOW'S SHADOW
| 1965 | | 1946 | 1950 | 1954 | 1947 1958
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GO BOY'S BLACK FURY | EBONY MASTERPIECE TRIPLE THREAT DRUG DEALER RODGERS' PERFECTION MACK K'S HANDSHAKER
1975 | | 1956 1956 | 1963 | 1955 1956
| ---------------------- | |
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| DR ELMER EB'S BLACK CHARGER THE PUSHER C G GLL'S CARBON COPY
| 1977 1980 | 1972 1960
| |
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PRIDE OF MIDNIGHT H F PUSHER'S DOING TIME
| 1966 1983
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PRIDES DESIGN | PRIDE'S JUBILEE STAR A COMMAND PERFORMANCE
1972 | 1976 1978
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PRIDES JOHN GREY PRIDE'S DARK SPIRIT PRIDE'S GOLD COIN PRIDE'S GENERATOR
| 1978 | 1979 | 1974 | 1975
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ANOTHER GREY JOHN DARK SPIRIT'S REBEL COIN'S HARD CASH GEN'S ARMED AND DANGEROUS
1984 1984 1982 1988
The majority of Missouri Fox Trotters trace back in the male line to the Tennessee Walking Horse Roan Allen (1904) by the Standardbred Black Allan (1886), while some descend from the American Saddle Horse. The biggest influence on the modern breed is Kissee's Old Fox (1913), a stallion of unknown pedigree, who has a surviving male line. The foundation mare of the modern breed is Lady Ann E (1954), a great grandaughter of Kissee's Old Fox.
BLACK ALLAN
| 1886
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ROAN ALLEN
| 1904
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WILSON'S ALLEN MERRY BOY
| 1917 | 1925
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TOP WILSON MIDNIGHT SUN WARRENS MERRY BOY
| 1939 | 1940 | 1943
| ------------------------ |
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STERLING SILVER H MIDNIGHT MACK K III MIDNIGHT MACK K MR KOSCOT
| 1944 | 1954 | 1947 | 1963
| | ----------------------- |
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STERLING MERRY BOY MACK KS YANKEE RODGER'S PERFECTION BLACK ANGEL'S MACK K MERRY BOY SENSATION
| 1958 1964 | 1955 | 1954 | 1971
| | | |
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ZANE GREY GILES HOT TODDY RED MAGIC SOUTHERN JAZZ
| 1964 | 1963 | 1960 | 1984
| | | |
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| TODDY'S PERFECTION MAGIC FOX H COUNTRY JAZZ
| 1971 | 1964 1990
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MISSOURI TRAVELLER E ZANE'S CHARMING LAD ZANE GREY'S WARRIOR MR PRESIDENT
| 1971 1970 1970 1968
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M OUTLAW C MISSOURI'S BANDIT E MISSOURI BO TRAVELLER'S JESTER THE LEGEND M
| 1980 | 1977 1975 1986 1987
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OUTLAW'S PATRIOT SUN DUST E
1990 1980
GAINE'S DENMARK
| 1851
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RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN LAIL'S DENMARK CHIEF WASHINGTON DENMARK
| 1849 | | 1855
| | |
| | |
GEORGE WILKES CRIGLER'S DENMARK KING WILLIAM
| 1856 | 1872 | 1860
| -----------------> | <--------------------------------------
| | | |
ONWARD ARTIST | BLACK EAGLE
| 1875 | 1873 | | 1869
| | | |
| | | |
ALLANDORF ROYAL DENMARK | BLACK SQUIRREL
| 1882 | | | 1876
| | | -------------------------
| | | | |
BLACK ALLAN = Gertrude REX DENMARK = Lucy Mack CHESTER DARE
1886 | 1897 1884 | 1886 | 1882
| --------- ---------------------------------
| | | |
| REX MCDONALD CHESTER'S LAST |
| | 1890 | 1905 |
| ----------------------> | <-------------- |
| | | | |
| REX SHEPHERD | Barbara McDonald = MOUNTAIN DARE
| | 1908 | 1912 | 1903
| | -------------------- ---------
| | | |
ROAN ALLEN DEACON KISSEE'S OLD FOX CADMUS DARE CYCLONE DARE
| 1904 | | 1913 | 1916 | 1921
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| | | | | | |
MERRY BOY WILSON'S ALLEN Betty Fox = OZARK GOLDEN KING Miss Ozark = OLD TED COTHAM DARE
| 1925 | 1917 | 1938 | 1936 | 1941
| -------------------- | | |
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MERRY GO BOY MIDNIGHT SUN TOP WILSON GOLDEN GOVERNOR = Nancy Ann DARE'S TRIGGER
| 1943 | 1940 | 1939 1943 | 1946 | 1955
| | | ---------------- |
| | | | | |
RODGER'S MERRY GO BOY SUNS PLAYMAN STERLING SILVER H GOLDEN RAWHIDE Lady Ann E June
| 1949 | 1948 | 1944 | 1957 | 1954 | 1959
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
HILLCREST GO BOY Black Angel E STERLING MERRY BOY RED RAWHIDE [FOALS IN RED] DANNY JOE W
| 1958 1961 | 1958 | 1961 | 1963
| ------------------------------------ | -------------------
| | | | | | |
SPACE AGENT BLUE RINGO SUNNY BOY ZANE GREY Sterling Lady W | LADY'S GOLDEN JOE W Golden Lady E
| 1963 | 1964 | 1964 1967 | 1968 1969
| | | -----------------------------------------------
| | | | | | |
Zane's Sister Sue MR BLUE CHIP MISSOURI TRAVELER E Rawhide's Rawhide's Rawhide's Rawhide's
1966 | 1969 | 1971 Lady Anne E Red Lady E Nancy E Red Fox E
| | 1970 1972 1973 1974
| |
Chip's Mary Ann E MISSOURI'S BANDIT E
1976 | 1977
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|
SUN DUST E
1980
The Thoroughbred Odin (1830), through Veikle-Balder (1848), is the foundation sire of the Coldblood Trotter, the Dole-Gudbrandsdal and the North Swedish Draft. The majority of Coldblood Trotters trace back in the male line to Kaare (1898), who is officially by Dalegudbrand (1891) by Doelegubben (1874) by Sterkoder (1870) by Toftebrun (1865) by Gamle Toftehingst (1856). There is evidence which suggests that when the dam of Kaare, Toftebruna (1887) by Toftebrun, was sent to be covered by Dalegudbrand in 1897, she escaped and was later found together with Galde (1887). Old photographs show that Kaare was very different from other sons of the heavy Dalegudbrand and it is most likely that he is a son of Galde and traces back in the male line to the Thoroughbred Odin. That Dalegudbrand was a large heavy horse is confirmed in an old letter which states that his sire was not Doelegubben but a three year old son (1887) of the Ardennais stallion Bayard, of unknown pedigree. The line of Gamle Toftehingst survives through the descendants of Valde (1923).
KING HEROD
| 1758
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HIGHFLYER
| 1774
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DELPINI SIR PETER TEAZLE SKYSCRAPER SOUR-CROUT
| 1781 | 1784 | 1786 | 1786
| -------------------- | |
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HODGSON'S SNAP HAPHAZARD WALTON mare mare
| 1802 | 1797 | 1799 | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
mare FILHO DA PUTA PARTISAN BURGESS FIREAWAY MAMBRINO
| | 1812 | 1811 [KIRBY'S WILDFIRE] | 1807
| | | H208 | 1815 |
| | | | |
| | | | |
YOUNG RATTLER HEDGEFORD ODIN WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S ABDALLAH
| 1810 | 1825 | 1830 NORFOLK COB | 1823
| | | H475 | 1819 |
| | | | |
| | | | |
IMPERIEUX DENMARK HUSEBY-ODIN KENDLE'S NORFOLK COB RYSDYK'S HAMBLETONIAN
| 1822 1839 | 1836 H476 | 1825 1849
| [Foundation sire | |
| of the American | |
VOLTAIRE Saddle Horse] SEGALSTADHINGSTEN J BURGESS SHALES
| 1833 | H726 |
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| | |
KAPIRAT VEIKLE-BALDER W BURGESS FIREAWAY
| 1844 | 1848 H226 | 1844
| | |
| | |
CONQUERANT FORBRIGD HOOD'S FIREAWAY
| 1858 | 1855 H971 | 1852
| | |
| | |
REYNOLDS GYLLER MARTIN'S CROCUS
| 1873 | 1861 H172 | 1858
| | |
| | |
FUSCHIA BORKHUSHINGSTEN LAVATER
1883 | 1866 1867
|
|
DOVRE
| 1871
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| | | |
DIGRE SJAAK-BALDER GALDE Bruna
| 1878 | 1882 | 1887 | 1883
| | | |
| | | |
BJARNE GIMLE KAARE Rakel
| 1883 | 1890 | 1898 | 1894
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WILLIAM DALEBU HOVDING HOGNE DRAUPNER
| 1896 | 1900 | 1897 | 1904 | 1898
| | | | |
| | | | |
ORVAR BRIMIN ODIN HOGNAR RAP
| 1903 | 1908 | 1902 | 1913 | 1904
| | | | |
| | | | |
ELGEN HALLINGKONGEN SKARPHEDIN TRYGVE DALEGUTTEN
| 1908 | 1914 | 1910 | 1921 | 1914
| -------------- | | |
| | | | | |
RUSTAN GJESTAR SIKIL TIDEMAND SKARPHEDHIN | VESLEGUTT
| 1919 | 1919 | 1920 | 1923 | | 1919
| -------------------------- | | | |
| | | | | | | |
DELLING VARDE ALFAR O'EN RAGGSTEIN TIDEMANDRAUEN | GRANIT
| 1927 | 1930 | 1932 | 1932 | 1926 | 1941 | | 1933
| | | | | | -------------> | <----------
| | | | | | | | |
OSMAN OYANG SKARSTAN TAKASTAN STEINRUGG PETTER TIDEMAND STEGG Grasios LJOENAR
| 1938 | 1938 | 1937 | 1937 | 1931 1952 | 1937 | 1941 | 1938
| | | | | -------- --------- |
| | | | | | \ / \ /
KRONE TUFTAR VARDTIND HEIMDOLEN SKARME VINVAR STEGGBEST Ljoena
| 1947 | 1946 1954 | 1948 | 1941 | 1946 | 1947 | 1948
| -------------- | | | ----- -----
| | | | | | \ /
NYTOMT MJORAR ALSVARTEN HAUGIN BIDAR GRANVAR JAHN SJUR
1953 1951 1957 1956 1954 1958 | 1954
|
|
TROLL JAHN
| 1971
|
|
TROLLFAKS
| 1984
|
|
JARVSOFAKS
1994
VEIKLE-BALDER
| 1848
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| | | |
mare | FORBRIGD = Polka
| 1866 | 1855 | 1857
--- | |
/ \ / | GAMLE
| SON GYLLER TOFTEHINGST
| | | 1861 | 1856
| | -------------------- |
\ / | | |
Fjaera BORKHUSHINGSTEN Engebruna TOFTEBRUN
| 1873 | 1866 | 1866 | 1865
---------------- | | ------------------------------
| | | \ / |
KONGSLIBRUN | DOVRE STERKODER DOVREGUBBEN
| 1878 | | 1871 | 1870 | 1872
-------------------> | <----------> | <--------------------------------------> | <-------------------- |
| | | | | | | | |
| | ------> | <---> | <-------> | <------------------> | <-------> | <-----> | <---------
| | | \ / | | | | |
ORION BAYARD | mare Fjeldrosa | TOR | | ATLE
| | | | 1876 | | | 1878 | | | 1876
| | | | --------------> | <------------- | | | |
| | | | | | | | | |
| | | | --------------> | <----------> | <------ | | |
| | \ / | | \ / | | |
BREILEGG SON Vistedbruna HILDING Bruna Bruna GALDE Storbruna MJOELNER
| 1882 | 1887 | 1885 | 1890 | 1883 | 1890 | 1887 | | 1894
| | | ------ ------ ------------- | ---- ----
| \ / \ / \ | \ /
Docka DALEGUDBRAND Rakel Docka GUBBEN
| 1888 | 1891 | 1894 | 1895 | 1901
| --------------------------------------> | <------------------------------------- | |
\ / \ / \ | |
HARALD GILLE DRAUPNER GUDBRAND INGEMAR
| 1897 | 1898 | 1901 | 1911
| ---------------------------------------------------- | |
| | | | | | |
NOGI BAMSEN RAP KONG SALOMON ETNAR INDUS VALDE
| 1904 | 1903 | 1904 | 1906 | 1912 | 1911 | 1923
| | | | | | ----------
| | | | | | | |
TRYGG STEINULV DALEGUTTEN PAVEN TANDERUGGEN BENUS KVINT REM
| 1914 | 1908 | 1914 | 1914 | 1916 | 1925 | 1934 | 1940
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
TROENDERGUTTEN VIKASVARTEN STJERNEPRINS GELMIN HEGGIN KVICK VAGANT YLVE
| 1925 | 1914 | 1931 | 1920 | 1931 | 1934 | 1944 | 1945
| ---------------------------------- | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | | | |
MJOESVINN UNGER DICK RISKO ISFOT MINDIN ANDOL GYLLER TUNAR AXING ENAR ARRO
| 1937 | 1922 | 1927 | 1929 | 1932 | 1942 | 1926 | 1939 | 1947 1953 1961
| | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | |
VOSSEVINN UNO DICKEN VARG MYNT WIMIN REMIN TUNVARD CIRRUS
| 1952 | 1936 | 1934 | 1944 | 1936 1957 | 1937 | 1947 1951
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | |
SJUR LURIFAX URIL HOLM VALAND REMNOR SYLJAR
1960 1956 | 1943 1956 | 1944 | 1943 1957
| | |
| | |
BRIO ELEMENT ARNSETH RAUEN
1951 1953 | 1949
|
|
LAPP LARS
1959
The four stallions which had the greatest influence on the Welsh Cob during the period 1830 to 1880 were True Briton H839 (1830), Evan's Trotting Comet H834 (1836), Cymro Llwyd and Alonzo the Brave H22 (1866). The stallion which had the greatest influence on both the Hackney Pony and the Welsh Pony was Wilson's Sir George H778 (1866). The established Welsh Pony and Cob sire lines descend from Hamlet Prince of Denmark H4804 (1892), Julius Caesar II H5666 (1894), Glory Farmer, who may or may not be related to Farmer's Glory Y736 C393 S1396, and Charley, the great grandsire of Dyoll Starlight. The majority of Dartmoor Ponies trace back in the male line to Jude (1941).
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
|
|
BLEEDING CHILDERS
|
|
|
SQUIRT
| 1732
|
|
MARSKE
| 1750
|
|
PRETENDER
| 1771
|
|
JENKINSON'S FIREAWAY
H201 |
|
|
WEST'S [YOUNG] FIREAWAY
H203 | 1800
|
|
BURGESS FIREAWAY
[KIRBY'S WILDFIRE]
H208 | 1815
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| |
WRIGHT AND GOOLD'S R RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE
NORFOLK COB H864 | 1827
H475 | 1819 |
| -------------------------------------------------
| | |
KENDLE'S NORFOLK COB P RAMSDALE'S PHENOMENON P RAMSDALE'S WILDFIRE
H476 | 1825 H873 | H865 | 1842
| | |
| | |
J BURGESS SHALES TAYLOR'S PERFORMER BAY PHENOMENON
H726 | H550 | 1840 H898 | 1848
| ------------------------------------ |
| | | |
W BURGESS FIREAWAY BEAL'S SIR CHARLES WETHERILL'S PRICKWILLOW P RAMSDALE'S ATLAS
H226 | 1844 H768 | 1843 H624 | 1847 H892 | 1856
| | | |
| | | |
BETTS FIREAWAY BOURDASS DENMARK HART'S SPORTSMAN SCOTT'S PERFORMER
H239 | 1852 H177 | 1862 H796 | 1852 H549 | 1861
| | | |
| | | |
TROTAWAY DANEGELT WILSON'S SIR GEORGE LORD DERBY
H833 | 1859 H174 | 1879 H778 | 1866 H415 | 1865
| | --------------------- |
| | | | |
ALONZO THE BRAVE ROBERT ELSMERE WINNAL GEORGE Snorer LORD DERBY II
H22 | 1866 H2659 | 1888 H2440 | 1878 H2456 | 1879 H417 | 1871
| | | | |
| | | | |
Daisy HAMLET PRINCE OF DENMARK mare LITTLE WONDER II CADET
| H4804 | 1892 | H1610 | 1883 H1251 | 1884
| | | | |
| | | | |
EVOLVE PRINCE OF CARDIFF Lady Lightfoot Dorothy Derby II CASSIUS
| 1899 | 1895 | H7793 | 1890 H2397 | 1888
| | | --------- --------
| | | \ /
Dolly LLWYN TYRANT Llwyn Tempter JULIUS CAESAR II
| 1906 | 1905 | 1915 H5666 | 1894
| | | |
| | | |
MATHRAFAL BRENIN REVOLT LLWYN SATAN FIREBRAND
1911 | 1909 | 1923 | 1903
| ---------------- |
| | | |
| Dinarth Henol DINARTH SPARK BROADSHANKS
| | 1927 | 1928 | 1908
---------- ---------- | |
\ / | |
COED COCH GLYNDWR JUDE MATHRAFAL WUMPUS
1935 1941 1912
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
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| |
CHILDERS MANICA
| 1715 | 1707
| |
| |
BLAZE BOTTERILL'S HORSE
| 1733 Y923 |
| |
| |
Cypron BOYE'S HORSE
| 1750 Y686 |
| ---------------------
| | |
KING HEROD HARRISON'S HORSE CANDAM
| 1758 Y774 C503 | |
| | |
| | |
WOODPECKER WEST'S HORSE mare mare
| 1773 Y911 C517 | | |
| --------- -------- |
| \ / |
BUZZARD FARMER'S GLORY Volunteer mare
| 1787 Y736 C393 S1396 | |
| . . . . . . . . . . . . . ----------------- |
| . | | |
CURRYCOMB GLORY FARMER JOHNSON'S HORSE mare CATFOS
| 1806 | S743 | | Y73 C378 |
| | | ------ ------
| | | \ /
Darby CAULIFLOWER mare GRANBY
| | | Y796 C137 |
| | | |
| | | |
Brown BLACK JACK CURTIS'S BOXER TRUE BRITON TROTTER
| | S26 | H840 | 1821
| | | |
| | | |
CYMRO LWYD FLYER CATLIN'S BOXER Douse
| | S299 | 1835 | 1825
| | | |
| | | |
Trotting Nancy EVAN'S TROTTING COMET MANCHESTER BOXER TRUE BRITON
| H834 | 1836 S298 1841 H839 | 1830
| | |
| | -------------------------------------
---------------- ------------------------> | <---------------------> | <-----> | <----------
\ / | | | | |
EVAN'S WELSH FLYER mare WILLIAM'S COMET mare mare OLD BRITON COMET
H856 | 1861 | H931 | 1845 | | H1374 | 1859
------------------------------------- | ----- | | -----
| | | | \ / \ /
EIDDWEN FLYER YOUNG WELSH FLYER | YOUNG RAINBOW CARDIGAN COMET WELSH BRITON
H2053 | 1877 | 1881 | H655 | 1874 H1254 | |
| | | ------ | |
| | | | | |
EIDDWEN FLYER KING FLYER GLANNE WELSH FLYER = Bess mare BRITON COMET
| 1888 | 1894 | | | 1893
| ------------------ | | |
| | | | | |
LLWYN CYMRO MATHRAFAL EIDDWEN VYRNWY FLYER | CARADOG CARDIGAN BRITON
| 1907 1914 1914 | | 1872 |
-------------------- | | |
| | *** | | |
MATHRAFAL CUPID Craven Gladys CHARLEY Black Bess EARL BEACONSFIELD WILD BUCK
| 1912 | | | | 1877 |
| | | --------- --------- |
| | | \ / |
MATHRAFAL HAVOC | FLOWER OF WALES BEACONSFIELD TROTTING RAILWAY II
1915 | | | 1887 | 1905
| | | |
| | | |
| DYOLL GLASALLT CYMRO MATHRAFAL BRENIN
| | 1891 | 1911
| | |
| | |
| DYOLL STARLIGHT Alveston Belle
| | 1894 | 1897
| -------------------- |
| | \ |
| STANAGE DAYLIGHT BLEDDFA SHOOTING STAR
| | 1905 | 1901
------- ------ |
\ / |
NESS KING KILHENDRE CELTIC SILVERLIGHT
1920 | 1916
|
|
LLWYN SATAN
| 1923
|
|
DINARTH SPARK
| 1928
|
|
JUDE
1941
There used to be no distinction between the Dales Pony and the Fell Pony other than the Dales was from the east of the Pennines and the Fell was from the west. The established sire lines descend from Jenkinson's Useful Cub, Glory Farmer and Young Surprise. If Glory Farmer traces in the male line to Farmer's Glory Y736 C393 S1396 and his sire is identical with the sire of Jenkinson's Useful Cub, then it could be said that the established sire lines decend from West's Horse Y911 C517 and Young Surprise. Teasdale Comet by Young Comet and Daddy's Lad by Comet II were both grandsons of Jenkins Trotting Comet H1411 (1851). It is possible that Young Comet and Comet II were the same horse. The grey Park End King was by Comet. According to The Fell Pony Family Album by Mary Jean Gould-Early, it is possible that this Comet was the grey Teasdale Comet. The introduction of Clydesdale blood east of the Pennines has resulted in the Dales Pony now being larger and of more stocky build than the Fell Pony.
DARLEY'S ARABIAN
| 1700
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| |
MANICA CHILDERS
| 1707 | 1715
| |
| |
BOTTERILL'S HORSE GODOLPHIN ARABIAN BLAZE
Y923 | | 1721 | 1733
| ------------------- |
| | | |
BOYE'S HORSE REGULUS BAJAZET SHALES (THE ORIGINAL)
Y686 | | 1739 | 1740 H699 |
------------------------------> | <-------------> | <------------------------> | <--------------
| | | | |
MUSHAM'S HORSE JALAP mare SCOT SHALES HARRISON'S HORSE
Y807 | | 1758 | 1762 H692 | Y774 |
| | | | C503 |
| | | | |
| | | Chapman Mare = | mare =
DART TROTTING JALAP PRETENDER BLACK CART-HORSE | WEST'S HORSE
Y712 | | | 1771 | | Y911 C517 |
C83 | ------------------- | ------------> | <--------------
| | | | | | |
RAINBOW VICTORY mare mare = JENKINSON'S | FARMER'S GLORY
Y834 | Y899 C438 | | | USEFUL CUB | Y736 C393 .
C244 | | | | [Y PRETENDER] | S1396 .
| | | ----- | .
| | | | | .
DREADNOUGHT VOLUNTEER Walmsley's WROOT'S [Y] PRETENDER mare .
Y720 | H846 | Horse mare H596 | 1787 | .
C90 | Y650 C338 | | ----------------- | .
| Y651 C340 | | | | | .
| | | | \ / .
HOLDERNESS mare Haldenby's | READ'S FIREAWAY GLORY FARMER
DREADNOUGHT | Prince mare | H202 | |
C151 | 1821 | | | | |
--------- --------- | | | |
\ / \ / | |
mare RAMSDALE'S PERFORMER WEST'S DRIVER CAULIFLOWER
| H547 | H188 | |
------------------------------------ | |
| | |
HALL'S PRETENDER mare BLACK JACK
H601 | 1833 | |
| -------------------------- |
| / |
HOUSEMAN'S MERRY DRIVER FLYER
H1045 | 1836 |
| |
| |
MERRY JOHN EVAN'S TROTTING COMET
| H834 | 1836
| |
| |
LITTLE JOHN JENKINS TROTTING COMET
| H1411 | 1851
| ------------------
| | |
YOUNG SURPRISE BLOOMING HEATHER YOUNG COMET <===> COMET II
| | 1880 | |
----------------> | <---------------- | |
| | | | |
Nina STAGGS FELL HERO | COMET <==========> TEASDALE COMET DADDY'S LAD
| | | | | 1898 |
| ----------> | <-------------> | <------------> | <---------------------- |
| / | | | | |
WEARDALE HERO BLACK DIAMOND Scoredale Queen = PARK END KING PENDRAGON COMET LINNEL COMET
| 1902 | 1925 | | 1917 | 1916
| ------------------------> | <---------------- | |
| | | | |
HELTONDALE VICTOR MOUNTAIN RANGER BLACK PRINCE II = Rookby Kate GUY MANNERING
| 1915 | 1906 1929 | |
| ------------------------------------------ -------- |
| | | | | |
BOB SILVERTAIL MOUNTAIN JESTER mare White Spot BLACK JOCK II LINNEL BOY
| 1923 | 1922 | | 1926 | 1937 | 1923
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
STORM BOY SNOWHOPE PURPLE HEATHER HELTONDALE ROMER GLEN BOLTICHAN MASTER JOHN LINNEL LINGCROPPER
| 1933 | 1929 | 1939 [Highland Pony] | 1946 | 1928
| | | | |
| | | | |
TEBAY LITTLE JOHN MOUNTAIN HEATHER II HELTONDALE PRINCE MERRY JOHN III LINNEL OSPREY
| 1950 | 1936 | 1951 | 1953 | 1946
| | | | |
| | | | |
BLACK GROUSE MOUNTAIN PRINCE HELTONDALE MOUNTAIN PRINCE | Roe Head Duchess
| 1953 | | 1957 | | 1951
| | | -------------- |
| | | \ |
WAVERHEAD RAMBLER BOUSFIELD DALESMAN HELTONDALE RANGER GLENWELT
| 1959 | 1950 | 1965 | 1964
| | ---------------------------- |
| | | | |
MOUNTAIN FLASH II WHEATSIDE PERFECT HELTONDALE BLACK PRINCE II Heltondale Starlight II HELTONDALE HEATHER LAD
| 1966 | | 1969 | 1969 | 1968
| | | | -----------------
| | | | / |
LUNESDALE JERRY OAKLEY DALESMAN MOORHOUSE BLACK PRINCE GREENHOLME CHRIS HELTONDALE HERO
1972 1972 1973 1977
All Highland Ponies trace back in the male line to Yankee, a brown stallion, said to be brought from America in a sailing ship. The blood of the Norfolk Trotter and the Yorkshire Coach Horse is present in the Highland Pony through the stallion Glen Boltichan, a descendant of Houseman's Merry Driver H1045 (1836).
HOUSEMAN'S MERRY DRIVER YANKEE
H1045 | 1836 |
| |
| |
MERRY JOHN MCNEILL'S CANNA
| |
| |
| |
LITTLE JOHN HIGHLAND LADDIE
| |
| |
| |
BLOOMING HEATHER HERD LADDIE
| 1880 | 1881
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------
| | | |
Scoredale Queen BONNIE LADDIE GLEN BRUAR MONNA LIADH
| | 1901 | 1902 | 1903
| | ------------------------------- |
| | | | | |
MOUNTAIN RANGER TARFF LADDIE GLENBRITTLE ROY II | CAMERONIAN
| 1906 | 1913 | 1912 | 1925 | | 1907
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
White Spot = BEINN ODHAR ANGUS TOR LOCHAN May Dew = MOULTAVIE
1926 | 1920 | 1918 | 1928 1911 | 1914
| | | |
| | | |
GLEN BOLTICHAN BEACHDAIR | KNOCKNAGAEL PRINCE
| | 1921 | | 1931
--------------------- | | |
| | | | |
MONARCH MAJESTY OF DERCULICH ODIN | STRATHNAVER
| | 1938 | 1926 | |
----------------- | | | ---------------
| | | | | | |
DRAMBUIE GLENGARRY III BEN CALLUM GREY JOCK | STRATHSPEY |
| | | | 1931 | | |
| | | | | | |
| | | | | | |
GLENTROMIE TROOPER TAM O SHANTER BEN CLEUCH Iona IV | GLEN MUICK |
| | 1959 | | 1934 | | |
| | -------------------- ------------- | | |
| | | | \ | | |
TROOPER MACPHERSON RORY OF FYVIE BEN BHRODIAN Shonaid of Knocknagael DUN I | |
| | 1970 | 1962 | | 1945 | |
| | | ------------------> | <----------> | <------ |
| | | | \ | \ |
CORRIE BEITHE OF CROILA | CORRIEBRAHN Rhum Pride IV GLENSUIE STRATHCONON
| | | 1965 | 1955 1968 1964
| | | |
| | | |
DIRK OF CROILA | BEINN RUADH RHUM HALLIVAL
1986 | | 1963
| |
| |
BODACH DHU OF GLENSHIEL Claymore Tiree
| | 1975
----------------------- ------------------------
\ /
CLAYMORE RED RHUARI