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TesioPower jadehorse Matchem (1748) () TURCOMAN HORSE () () The Godolphin Arabian (1724) () TURCOMAN HORSE () () Cade (1734) St Victors Barb () Bald Galloway () Fenwick Barb Whynot ROYAL MARE (RH) HOBBY/RUNNING HORSE Grey Whynot () Running Horse/hobby HOBBY/RUNNING HORSE ROYAL MARE Running Horse/ Hobby Roxanna (1718) TURCOMAN HORSE Akaster Turk (16??) TURCOMAN HORSE Chanter's Sister (17??) Morrocan Barb (BA) Places White Turk sedbury dam (RH) Leedes Arabian Spanker 6 SPANKER MARE OLD MOROCCO MARE 6 Sister To Leedes (16??) YELLOW TURK (BA) Spanker OLD MOROCCO MARE 6 SPANKER MARE FAIRFAX MOROCCO BARB OLD MOROCCO MARE Old Bald Peg 6 Matchem (1748) FAIRFAX MOROCCO BARB First Barb Import PLACES WHITE TURK RUNNING HORSE RUNNING HORSE RUNNING HORSE The Byerley Turk (1689) YELLOW TURK (BA) Spanker OLD MOROCCO MARE 6 SPANKER MARE FAIRFAX MOROCCO BARB Jigg (1702) OLD MOROCCO MARE Old Bald Peg 6 YELLOW TURK (BA) Tripoli Barb Spanker Lawsons Barb OLD MOROCCO MARE FAIRFAX MOROCCO BARB SPANKER MARE (1675) Old Bald Peg 6 FAIRFAX MOROCCO BARB First Barb Import OLD MOROCCO MARE Old Bald Peg Hobby Strain Partner (1718) HOBBY/RUNNING HORSE Unknown Curwen Bay Barb (16??) Unknown Sister To Mixbury (1710) Curwens Old Spot Old Spot Mare (16??) Lowther Barb Mare Partner Mare (1735) Darcys White Turk YELLOW TURK (BA) Hautboy Darcys Royal Mare (RH) ROYAL MARE (RH) HOBBY/RUNNING HORSE Grey Hautboy (1698) Running Horse/hobby Natural Barb Mare Bay Bolton (1705) Oglethorpe Arabian YELLOW TURK (BA) Makeless Makeless Mare (????) Brimmer YELLOW TURK (BA) Brimmer Mare ROYAL MARE 40 Diamond Mare Darcys Diamond Bonny Lass (1723) Sister To Merlins Dam 27 TURCOMAN HORSE The Darley Arabian (1700) TURCOMAN HORSE Darley Arabian Mare (????) YELLOW TURK (BA) Tripoli Barb Byerley Turk Lawsons Barb HOBBY/RUNNING HORSE Byerley Turk Mare (169?) Taffolet Barb Taffolet Barb Mare PLACES WHITE TURK White Turk Mare Tregonwells Natural Barb 1.

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