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The General Stud Book : Containing Pedigrees of Race Horses, &C ^--v ''*4# ^^^j^ r- "^. Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2009 witii funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/generalstudbookc02fair THE GENERAL STUD BOOK VOL. II. : THE deiterol STUD BOOK, CONTAINING PEDIGREES OF RACE HORSES, &C. &-C. From the earliest Accounts to the Year 1831. inclusice. ITS FOUR VOLUMES. VOL. II. Brussels PRINTED FOR MELINE, CANS A.ND C"., EOILEVARD DE WATERLOO, Zi. M DCCC XXXIX. MR V. un:ve PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. To assist in the detection of spurious and the correction of inaccu- rate pedigrees, is one of the purposes of the present publication, in which respect the first Volume has been of acknowledged utility. The two together, it is hoped, will form a comprehensive and tole- rably correct Register of Pedigrees. It will be observed that some of the Mares which appeared in the last Supplement (whereof this is a republication and continua- tion) stand as they did there, i. e. without any additions to their produce since 1813 or 1814. — It has been ascertained that several of them were about that time sold by public auction, and as all attempts to trace them have failed, the probability is that they have either been converted to some other use, or been sent abroad. If any proof were wanting of the superiority of the English breed of horses over that of every other country, it might be found in the avidity with which they are sought by Foreigners. The exportation of them to Russia, France, Germany, etc. for the last five years has been so considerable, as to render it an object of some importance in a commercial point of view. But this advan- tage some of our continental neighbours are of opinion will not long remain with us : they are fully aware of the source from whence * VOL. II. II we derive this superiority, and are in consequence endeavouring to establish Races on the English plan, which, together with a more careful selection of stallions and mares than they observe in Eng- land, will very soon, they say, enable them to excel us, and they anticipate a day (not very distant) when the English must sent to the Continent, if not for speedy, at least (or sound horses. This hint about soundness may be worth attention, but for the rest, with the advantages this country already possesses, and so long as Horse-racing continues to be followed up with spirit by her men of rank and opulence, there can be little to apprehend. To the principal Breeders, whose assistance has been so obli- gingly afforded, the Editor takes this opportunity of returning his sincere and grateful acknowledgments, as well for past communi- cations, as, in some instances, for the promise of an annual list for the future, from themselves or their Stud-grooms, of all the foals they breed : this he most thankfully accepts, as a means of facili- tating any future publication, and by adopting in some degree the practice of the original Compiler (who never suffered a day to pass without adding or correcting) he hopes, should he live to publish another Volume, the undertaking may prove less laborious, and the book itself be more perfect. To many others besides the Proprietors of Studs, he feels him- self greatly indebted, and begs them to accept his sincere thanks. December 51, 1821. ADYERTISEMENT TO THE SECOND EDITION. Many of the mares which appeared in the second volume at its first publication are omitted in the present edition, because they appear more complete in a subsequent volume. By this method, which was adopted in printing the last edition of the first volume, needless repetition is avoided, and the size and price of the book are diminisheck February I85ii. INDEX. Page Page Page Aaron 1 06 Aircastle 279 Almanac 205 Abbot John 217 Akarius 217 Alonzo 124 ABC 196 Alarica 286 Amadis 89 Abdiel 222 Alarum 42 Amadis de Gaul. 149 Abelard 247 Alasco 216 Amanda 267 Abercrombie 120 Alba 235 Amateur 72 Abigail, by Woodp. 2 Albatross 173 Amazon 12-95 Abraham Newland. 203 Albert 48 Ambassadress, The. 54 — by Overlon. 205 Albion 290 Amber 302 Absurdity 48 Albourne 54 Ambiguity 7 Acastus Ili7 Albreda 217 Ambo 250 Accident 135 Albuera 47 Ameer 119 by Chance... 238 Albyn 250 Amelia, by High- Achilles 217 Alchymist 43 flyer 12 Active 3 Alcohol 136 Amelia (Young)... 13 Adela, by Sir Peter 3-10 Alderman Wood. 40 Amelia Skeggs.... 47 Adelaide 4-4 Alderney 6 Amulet 13-215 Adelicia 218 Alexander 107 Amy 284 Adelina 4 Alexandria 9-82 Anaconda 70 Ad-libitum 246 Alexina 9 Anastasia 186 Admiral 7 Alfana 244 Anchoret 225 Nelson 201 Alfred 131 Anderida 13-152 Adolphus 19 Algarsife 11-281 Andromache 79 Adonis 143 Algernon 148 Angelica 128 •'Advance 35 AliBaba 120 by Fyldencr. 240 Mlhe 5 Alien 55 Angelo 145 Mhe, Y 5-5 Allan 9 by Barnaby. 258 ^ther 227 All-Dickey 283 Angiolini 276 Mlhon 79 AUegranti 11-202 Angler 141 Agabus 171 Allegrelta 58 • 264 Agapanthus 245 Allegro (brother to Aniseed 261 Agnes, by Sorcerer 12 Dapple) 13 Anna 235 by Shuttle. 5-118 by Delpini.. 308 Anna Bella 69 Agnes Sorrel 232 All-fours 12 Bullen 140 Aidc-de-Camp 164 Alligator 123 Maria 174 Aimwell 28 Allumettc 238 Annette 14 Airanville 277 AUyCroker 253 Annibal Caracci... 266 VOL. II. a .. .. X II Page Page Page Anselmo 42 Astrologer, by Sir Barmecide 8 Antaeus 196 Oliver 245 Barnaby 293 Anthonio 223 byWhitworth 242 Baron 29 Anticipation 132 Atalanta, by Delp. 92 Baronet 37 Antiope 12 by Walton... 135 Barouche 170 Antonio 83 Ate 70 Barrack Billy 242 Anvilina 10 Attila 58 Barrister 18 Apollo, by Whitw . 249 Auctioneer 84 Barrosa, by Verm. 195 by Precipitate 304 by Teddy 223 Barsac 261 Apollonia 13 Avena 132 Bartonia 287 Aquilina 16 Augusta 288 Basford 80 Arabella, by Rock,. 116 Augustina 41-69 Bashful 187 by Williamson's Avona 169 byCatton 191 Ditto 83 Aycliffe 107 Basilico 91 Arachne 17 Ayrshire Favourite 55 Bath Guide 241 Araminta 10-17 Azalia 102 Battledore.... 159 Arbiter 78 Bab (Young) 19 Bay Devil 279 Arcadia 214 Baby 151 Trentham. 24 Archibald 134 Babylon 120 Beamish 153 Ardrossan 188 Bacchanal 175 Beatrice 20 Archduke 143 Bacchante 175 Beatus 7 Architect 2o6 Bacchus, by Bening. 56 Beau Nash 137 Arcot 135 by Worthy. 143 Beau Page 107 Arethusa 72 Bad-bargain 26 Beda 20 Argentville 130 Badroulboudour. 280 Bedale 68 Argus 276 Bag-ho 197 Bedalian 46 Ariadne 142 Bag-of-bones 12 Beef-eater 296 Ariel 129 Ball 221 Beelzebub 11 Armida 286 Ballinamuck 3 Beggar-Girl 21-103 Armourer 150 Balloon 153 Belcour 307 Arquebusade 221 Bamboo 292 Bel'isle 100 Arriana 17-98 Bampton 209 Bellaria 292 Arrow 17-94 Bandog 48 Bellator 22 Arthur 166 Bangtail 41 Bella 213 Artichoke 149 Bang-up 19 Belle fille 21 Ashfordby 11 Banker, by Boaster. 107 Bellerophon 214 Ashbud 223 by Beningbr. 235 by Orville. 3 Ashton, by Bening- Banquo 203 Bellissima 21 brough 170 Banshee, by Y. Sor. 218 Bellona, by Mercury 22 Askrigg 186 by Sorcerer. 222 by Paymaster 22 Asmodeus 93 Bantam 174 Belville 225 Aspasia 94 by Buzzard. 261 Belvoirina 174 Aspern, by Whiskey 22 Barataria 24 Ben Devaynes 250 by Vermin.. 29 Barbara, by Shuttle 186 Benedick 20 Astarte 18 byFyldener.. 240 Benevento 155 Astbury 110 byTeddy 19 Ben Lomond 26 Astraea, by Orville 2-18 Barbarian 179 Ben Nevis 187 by Sorcerer 13-18 Barbarossa 194 Benvolio 32 XI Page Page Page Berecynlhia 52 Blemish, by Alfred 80 Bramble 46 Berenice 52 Blemish, by Sym . 163 Bramshill 239 Beresford 295 Blood Royal 55 Brandon 187 Bergami 137 by Election.. 285 Brandy Nan 29 by Cerberus.. 276 Bloodstick 165 Bravo 100 Berkshire Boy 248 Blowing 222 Bravura 53 Bertram 110 Blucher, by Caleb Break 255 Bess 294 Quot'em 216 Bribery 50-260 Bessingby 98 Blue-beard 101 Bridget 50-94 Bessy 216 Blue Bell 507 Bridgnorth 212 Best Bower 274 Devil, by Beni 251 Brief 89 Betsey, by Over. 26-167 by Caustic. 99 Brightonia 30-254 • by Bening- Ruin 101 Brighton Lass 254 brough 26 Stocking.... 216 Brigliadoro 20 Bethlem Gaber 97 Blush 21 Brillante 30-65 Bettina 220 Bluster 212 by Viscount. 31 Betty Brampton.. 26-S2 Bly the Billy 11 Brilliant 87 Betty Martin 30 Boadicea 52 Briseis 147 Bevis 75 by Warrior. 159 Britannia 41 Biburina 201 Boarhuntress 225 by Orville... 49 Biddick 306 Boaster 294 by Drone. 41-69 Biddy Tipkin.. 26-295 Boatswain 52 by Gouty 148 Bigot 1015 Bobadil 66 Briton 212 Bijou 74 Bob Cherry 94 Brocklesby 5 Bilham 70 Bobtail, by Eclipse. 27 Bronze 7 Billing 153 by Precipitate 27 Broom 94 Billy 126 Boccacio 44 Brother 176 • Battersby 242 Bodkin 154 Brother Peter 217 Swipes 178 Bold Sloven 202 Brown Beauty 31 Bine 27 Bolter 289 Bess, by Sir Birmingham Coun- Bolus 184 Peter 31-51 tess 14o Bonaparte 174 Bread 165 Biscuit 142 Bona Roba 120 Charlotte 51 Bistirpa 89 Bonduca 27-120 by Alex 257 Bit of Tartan 216 Boniface 28 Justice 140 Bizarre 295 Bonny Hodge Ill Russet 257 Black Beauty 258 Bonny Kate 28 by R.Mars 51-234 Blackberry 27-207 by Moorcock .111 Stout 51 Black Boy 257 Lass, by Pots. 28 Susan 277 Bunbury .... 287 by son of Eu- Brunetta 147 Diamond 157 gene 28 Brunette, by Ama- Prince, The.. 58 Boroughman 1 49 ranthus 52 Blackett 94 Boroughmonger ... 58 by Overton. 52 Black-eyes 197 Bosville 107 Bruno 94 Black-legs 172 Bounce 18 Brutus, by J.
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