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ARTHUR'S BELLE GSB (Vol.22 p.789) was a chestnut filly, with an irregular white face, and a grey patch on her near flank. She was bred by Sir John Barker, who died on 16th December, 1914. The sale of stock, by his Executors, took place on 16th April, 1915, at The Grange, Bishop's Stortford Hertfordshire, and was conducted by Tattersalls. Sometime between August 8th 1921 and Spring 1922 Arthur’s Belle arrived at Foxhams.

Dam of:  Arthur’s Love (Polo Ponies)  Asteroidel (Produce 1914-30)  Belle Cerise (Produce 1914-30)  Wine Measure (Polo Ponies)  Mabella (Polo Ponies)

Hampton Merry 1884 Derby 1887 Doll Tearsheet Pride 1892 Superba (late Superfine) 1881 Highland Fling Arthur D 593 1908 St Leger & 2,000 Gns 1876 Florentine 1884 Hawthorndale Maquay 1893 Sterling Wealth 1878 Cherry Duchess 3390 Arthur's Belle 1913 GSB St Leger 1851 (The) 1864 Derby 1867 Seclusion 1857 Southampton 1879 2,000 Gns & St Leger 1852 Preface 1864 Prelude 504 Serf Belle (Late Gaily) 1892 Scottish Chief (The) 1864 King of the Forest 1868 Lioness Gazelle (late Clairette) 1884 Old Tom Edith 1881 Miss Edith

NOTES:  Hampton was a small horse, 15.2 hands high. He won races and was a very successful sire.  Hermit won the Derby in 1867 and is probably one of the best known historic names in racing.  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”  Petrarch also won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1877. Horse’s Pedigree

ARTHUR'S PRIDE GSB (Vol.22 p.616) a chestnut colt, with ring, near pastern, he was foaled on 25th April, 1913. Bred by the late Sir John Barker, Baronet, of The Grange, Bishop's Stortford, Herts., and entered by him in the, National Pony Society's Supplement of 1914. He was purchased by Mrs J Oscar Muntz and was at Foxhams in 1915.

Sire of: - Chestnut colt 1920 (Dartmoor) - None-So-Pretty (Produce 1914-30) - Royal Scott (Produce 1914-30) - Love Song (Horses) - Pure Love (Produce 1914-30) - Bird in the Hnad (Produce 1914-30) - London Pride (Produce 1914-30) - Scotland Forever (Produce 1914-30) - Stirrup Cup (Produce 1914-30) - New Love (Produce 1914-30) - Semper Fidelis (Produce 1914-30) - Chestnut Filly 1918 (Produce 1914-30) - Kissing Cup (Produce 1914-30)

Hampton 1884 Derby 1887 Doll Tearsheet Pride 1892 Sterling Superba (Late Superfine) 1881 Highland Fling Arthur D 593 1908 Petrarch 2,000 Gns & St Leger 1876 Florentine 1884 Hawthorndale Maquay 1893 Sterling Wealth 1878 Cherry Duchess Arthur’s Pride 861 1913 GSB Oxford Sterling 1868 Whisper Gold 1886 Ascot Gold Cup 1890 Tibthorpe Lucetta 1876 Verona 1613 Noteless 1893 Plaudit Balf 1872 Bohemia Songless 1880 Scottish Chief (The) Ascot Gold Cup 1864 Teardrop 1876 Niobe

NOTES:  Hampton was a small horse, 15.2 hands high. He won races and was a very successful sire.  Petrarch also won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1877.

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BIRDIE a bay filly, with star, near fore coronet, and half near hind coronet. She was stated to be by Roman Emperor, foaled in 1902 and winner of two, "point to point" races in Ireland. She arrived at Foxhams in 1914.

Dam of:  Star and Garter (Produce 1914-30)

Stockwell St Leger, 2,000 Gns 1852 Uncas 1865 Nightingale 1879 Orpheus Nu 1862 Lambda Roman Emperor 1886 GSB (Vol.16 p.592) or Artillery Roman Bee 1860 Queen Bee (Irish Mare) Italienne 1879 Plumb Pudding Trieste 1868 Trirema 3118 Birdie 1902 Cambuscan Camballo 1872 2,000 Gns 1875 Little Lady Circassian 1887 GSB (Vol.16 p.267) Flageolet Lais 1877 (Bred in France) Lady Henriette ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”  Birdcatcher (Irish) foaled in 1833 was a good racehorse and in his time a leading sire, one of his foals was the famous Miss Agnes and another was Darling’s Dam 1850. Bircatcher (Irish) by died in March 1860 at the age of 27.

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BLUE BIRDIE GSB (Vol. 26 p.1127) was a dapple-grey filly, with a white spot behind her withers, she was foaled in 1928 and bred by Lord Lonsdale, KG. Mrs Muntz owned Blue Birdie in 1935

Dam of:  Flighty Love (Produce 1931-48)  Love’s Flight (Produce 1931-48)

Musket 1885 (New Zealand Stud Book (imp. 1895)) Mersey 1903 Derby 1906 Grand Prix 1886 Maid of the Mint 1897 Warble 1919 St Leger 1922 Gallinule White Eagle 1905 Merry Gal Royal Favour 1914 Collar Order of Merit 1904 Lady Rayleigh 7468 Blue Birdie 1928 GSB Le Sancy (French) Le Samaritain 1895 (French Stud Book (imp.)) Clementina (French) Grey Fox II 1915 (Argentinian Stud Book (imp.)) Triple Crown 1899 Dancing Fox 1902 Gavotte Yehonala 1924 Derby 1905 Kwang-su 1913 Galicia Pao-ting fu 1920 St Leger 1909, Ascot 1910 Bayazid 1913 Snappy

NOTES:  Galicia was a famous mare, dam of many fine winning horses.  Minting was ridden by Fred Archer (famous English jockey). There was much bad feeling between England and France at the time and it was feared a riot would break out if Minting won.  Musket was bred in 1867 by Lord Glasgow and had a very indifferent start to his career, however he was exported to New Zealand where he later excelled as a stallion.

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BUSH GIRL a chestnut mare, fourteen and a half hands high, with a tadpole-shaped star, foaled in 1907. She was, bred by Captain A. B. Brassey, of Cottesbroke, Northampton, a first class Tournament Pony, Hurlingham certificate 9608 and formerly owned by Captain Geoffrey Brooke. Bush Girl was at Foxhams in 1915.

Dam of: - Bush Fire (Produce 1914-30) - Love-in-the-Bush (Produce 1914-30) - London Pride (Produce 1914-30) - Lovely Girl (Produce 1931-48) - None-So-Pretty (Produce 1914-30) - Bathing Girl (Produce 1914-30) - Bird in the Hand (Produce 1914-30) - Prettier Still (Produce 1914-30) - Call-of-the-Wild (Produce 1914-30)

Lord Clifden St Leger 1863 Petrarch 1873 St Leger, 2000 Gns 1876 Ascot Gold Cup 1877 Laura Toscano 1885 GSB (Vol.16 p.58) Stockwell St Leger, 2,000 Gns 1852 Boundary 1866 Bribery The Squire (Hunter 35) Bandy GSB (Vol.7 p.179) Baron Birdcatcher (Hunter 24) Lady Longford (2732 Hunter) Miss Holmes (1514 Hunter) Revolver 1860 Bay Mare 1872 GSB (Vol.17 p.710) Fanny Holmes 2872 Bush Girl 1907 ? ? ? Thoroughbred Horse imported into Queensland ? ? ? Wild Girl ? ? ? Well Bred Mare from Queensland ? ? ?

NOTES:  Wild Girl, Polo Pony brought from South Africa, (registered at Hurlingham in 1898, No.950.) Won three or four races in Africa of an unofficial character during the war at Buluwayo, Mafeking and Kimberley. Purchased from Major C. Penn Curzon.  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”  Quote from Hunter Stud Book Vol.1 (10th volume of the series) from a gentleman residing at Trim Co. Meath “Baron Birdcatcher was not in the stud book, as his dam Lady Longford was not all together thoroughbred. I remember my father saying that he saw Lady Longford race in Trim about 1850 or 1852. She was owned by a farmer names Thomas Russell, of Friar’s Park, Trim, he is dead and all his family are dead. Lady Longford won the race, and was sold after it to a gentleman in Dublin. She was a great steeplechase mare.” Horse’s Pedigree

COPPERFINCH From the Approved Mare Register for Hunting Song p.570 HUNTING SONG Black, star, off hind pastern and point of fetlock joint white Foaled 1937 Height 14.2 Measured June 1946 Owner: - Miss C. Layton, 135 Gloucester Road, S.W.7 BREEDER: - MRS J. OSCAR MUNTZ, FOXHAMS, HORRABRIDGE, DEVON Sire: - Love Song Dam: - Copperfinch by Finchale

Galopin Derby 1975 Saint Simon 1881 Ascot Gold Cup 1884 St. Angela the Third 1898 Ascot Gold Cup 1902 Wisdom Gravity 1884 Enigma Finchale 1916 GSB Vol 24, pg.181 2,000 Gns 1892 1885 Ascot Gold Cup 1899 Arcadia Cyanin 1906 Hagioscope Nenemoosha 1893 Wenonah Copperfinch ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Saint Simon was foaled in 1881, was considered one of the great horses of his time.  Wisdom foaled 1873, was a very successful sire.

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CORDELIA II (thought later to be Little Trade) Bay, star, white half hind stockings flecked with black, white fore feet, flecked Foaled April 27th 1920 Breeder :- Miss Calmady-Hamlyn, M.B.E., Bidlake Vean, Bridestowe. Thought to be at Foxhams in 1929.

Dam of:  Love Knot (Produce 1931-48)  Love-Lock (Produce 1931-48)

Vedette 2,000 Gns 1887 1872 Derby 1875 Flying Duchess Galloping Lad 1893 See Saw Braw Lass 1883 Princess Louise Victoria Yorkshire Hussar 813 1909 GSB (Vol.22 p.691) Hagioscope Queen's Birthday 1887 Queen Alexandra 1902 Exminster Excellence 1887 Yule Star 6020 Cordelia II (thought later to be Little Trade) 1920 Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony (2679 Exmoor) Cora V (late Sledwich Cora) 1905 Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony Exmoor Pony

NOTES:  2679 Exmoor Cora V a mare registered in the Exmoor Section of the National Pony Society

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CUP MOSS was a chestnut mare, foaled in 1910, and bred by G.H. Horrell, of Buck Tor, Yelverton. Cup Moss was at Foxhams in 1916.

Dam of:  Stirrup Cup (Produce 1914-30)  Kissing Cup (Produce 1914-30)  Mossy Face (Produce 1914-30)  Moss Rose (Produce 1914-30)  Loving Cup (Produce 1914-30)  King Cup II (Produce 1914-30)

Beadsman Derby 1858 Rosicrucian 1865 Madame Eglentine Rosewater (late Johnnie Day) 37 1883 GSB (Vol.16 p.246) Saint Mungo Lady Day II 1872 Cockchaffer Lord Polo 135 1893 ? ? ? 142 Lady Florence, (Grey, said to be Welsh) 1878 ? ? ? 3120 Cup Moss 1910 Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Violet Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony Dartmoor Pony

NOTES:  142 Lady Florence, foaled 1878. A mare registered with The Polo Pony Society.  Rosicrucian was said to be one of the great horses of his time. His name is said to derive from a secret society first heard of in 1614, but according to the dictionary of Beliefs and Religions, no trace of the order has been found.

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DONNA FIDELIA a chestnut mare, with a star, trace and snip, inside off fore coronet and near hind pastern white, she was foaled in 1921 and inspected by Captain J.D. Gouldsmith, as the property of Mrs Joseph Oscar Muntz, for entry to the Approved Mare Register in 1929.

Dam of:  True Love (Produce 1914-30)  Causa Amoris (Produce 31-48)

Sterling Atheling 1883 Mare (sister to King Alfred) Hartstown 1891 Rostrevor Sunnyside 1884 Solstice Faithful Don 1903 GSB (Vol.20 p.1107) Galopin Derby 1875 1886 Derby 1889 St Leger 1889 Mowerina 1876 Donna Fidelia 1894 Dutch Skater Fides 1881 Celerite

Donna Fidelia 1921 (Approved Mare Register pg.314) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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DREAM AWHILE GSB (Vol. 29 p.1123) was a chestnut filly with a star, long stripe, near fore white to fetlock in front and half way up tendons behind, near hind white to above fetlock and higher behind and off hind coronet white. She was foaled in 1935 and bred by A. Woollacott of Iddesleigh, Devon. Dream Awhile arrived at Foxhams in 1941.

Dam of:  Moonlight Love (Produce 1931-48)  Wild Dream (Produce 1931-48)  Love Awhile (Produce 1931-48)  Old Love (Produce 1931-48)

Sundridge 1908 Derby, 2,000 Gns 1911 Doris Sir Berkeley 1915 Saint Simon Ascot 1884 La Roche 1897 Miss Mildred Sir Sidney 1923 Loved One Cupid 1899 True Love Heroine's Dream 1910 Valour Heroine II 1892 Miss Braddon (late Glycerine) 7888 Dream Awhile 1935 GSB Saint Simon Ascot 1884 Chaucer 1900 Bramble Twig 1913 Triple Crown 1893 Bramble Jelly 1898 Brambling Heroine's Pride 1922 Loved One Cupid 1899 True Love Heroine's Dream 1910 Valour Heroine II 1892 Miss Braddon (late Glycerene)

NOTES:  Canterbury Pilgrim was a very difficult horse, excitable and spiteful but she was a great success at the stud, all her stock fetching high prices.  Saint Simon was foaled in 1881, was considered one of the great horses of his time.  Isinglass won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1895

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EARLY MARKET was a bay mare, with a faint star and near fore and near hind pasterns white, she was foaled in 1920 and bred by T.H. Spry, of Witherdon, Beaworthy, Devon, and owned by Mrs J. Oscar Muntz in 1925

Dam of: - Early Morn (Produce 1914-30) - After Glow (Produce 1931- 48) - Early Love (Produce 1931- 48) - Glowing Dawn (Produce 1931- 48) - Silver Ray (Produce 1931- 48) - Coming Light (Produce 1931- 48) - Foxhams Sunrise (Produce 1931- 48)

Vedette 2,000 Gns 1857 Galopin 1872 Derby 1875 Flying Duchess Galloping Lad 1893 See Saw Braw Lass 1883 Princess Louise Victoria (late Sister Louise II) Yorkshire Hussar 813 1909 GSB (Vol.22 p.691) Hagioscope Queen's Birthday 1887 Matilda Queen Alexandra 1902 Exminster Excellence 1887 Yule Star 5224 Early Market 1920 Barcaldine Marco 1892 Novitiate Bold Marco 352 1901 GSB (Vol.20 p.399) Wisdom Jovita 1888 Stockgrove 2277 Market Girl 1908 ? ? ? 611 Early Dawn ? ? ?

NOTES: - Market Girl and her dam Early Dawn were both very well-known Polo ponies. - Barcaldine foaled 1878, was a very successful race horse and sire. - Wisdom foaled 1873, was a very successful sire.

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ENTENTE CORDIALE GSB (Vol. 20 p.671) was a chestnut filly, with a semi-lunar star, and race, a faint small snip, on both hind fetlocks, and numerous spots on coronets. Bred by The Earl of Lonsdale. She arrived at Foxhams in about 1912.

Dam of:  Concordia (Polo ponies)  Triple Entente (Produce 1914-30)

King Tom King Lud 1869 Qui Vive King Monmouth 1882 King of Trumps Miss Somerset 1873 Effie Deans King's Messenger 1895 Blinkhoolie Wisdom 1873 Aline Swiftsure 1888 Galopin Derby 1875 Galopin Mare 1882 Miss Foote 2379 Entente Cordiale 1903 GSB Oxford Sterling 1868 Whisper Poste Restante (late Post Obit) 1877 King Tom Premature 1867 Mincemeat Porte Bonheur 1890 St Leger 1845 Rataplan 1850 (sometimes Pocohontas) Bracelet 1872 Touchwood Trinket 1864 (sold for a hack in 1874) Ziska (sometimes Zisca)

NOTES:  Pocahontas was the dam of Stockwell and other fine horses. She was unfortunately rumoured to be an “indifferent horse” but there seems to be no proof for this statement.  Pocahontas – The young Indian princess went on to marry John Rolfe, (John Smith’s colleague) and in 1616 went with him to England. She died a year later of small pox.  Wisdom foaled 1873, was a very successful sire.

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FAIRYLAND (was Fairy Land) a brown filly foaled in July 1906 and bred by Miss Imogen Mary Collier.

Dam of:  Fairy Queen II (Dartmoor)  Darling of the Gods (Dartmoor)  Good Fairy (Dartmoor)  Pixie(Dartmoor)  Foxhams Blue Fairy (Dartmoor)

Bewcastle Jock Black Jock ? Young Perfect Young Merry Driver ? ? The Mikado (Fell 200) 1889 Merry John Highland Laddie Wearmouth's Mare Dolly Varden Glengarry Lady Beaconsfield Rotherhope Lass 3745 Fairyland (was Fairy Land) 1906 Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Fairy Tale (an unregistered Dartmoor Pony) Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Grey Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor

NOTES:  The Mikado (Fell 200) was registered in Vol. 6 Fell Section of the Polo Pony Society, published in 1901

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GLORY was a chestnut mare, fourteen and a half hands high and foaled in 1907. At the Devon County Agricultural Show, held in Plymouth from May 14th to 16th, 1912, in a class for Mares or Geldings, (not exceeding 14.2 hh, suitable for playing polo,) there were sixteen entries, Glory owned by Captain W.E. Davies won third prize. Later Glory was admitted to the Approved Mare Register as the property of Mrs J Oscar Muntz sometime between 1919 and 1921.

Dam of: - Love and Glory (Produce 1914-30) - May Day (Produce 1914-30) - Gloria (Produce 1914-30) - Love Match (Produce 1914-30) - Wedding March (Produce 1914-30) - Joyous Greeting (Produce 1914-30) - Angel Song (Produce 1914-30)

Newminster St Leger 1851 Hermit (The) 1864 Derby 1867 Seclusion Timothy 1884 Brother to Strafford Lady Masham 1867 Maid of Masham Saint Osmund 1892 (Referred to as St. Osmond) GSB (Vol.18 p.460) Oxford Sterling 1868 Whisper Osmunda 1876 Fernhill Fern 1857 Beiram Mare Glory 1907 (A.M.R pg.26) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Hermit won the Derby in 1867 and is probably one of the best known historic names in racing.

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GRASSHOPPER II a bay mare with a five pointed star, grizzled border, and curved narrow line for race, near fore half fetlock, near hind fetlock and off fore coronet ring, she was foaled in 1908 and purchased by Miss Imogen Mary Collier, in 1913 from Mr. Dudley Yelverton.

Dam of:  Sweet Vernal (Produce 1914-30)

Young Melbourne Pell Mell 1869 Makeshift Gilderoy (was Policy) 1876 Caterer or Stockwell 2,000 Gns St Leger 1852 Highland Lassie 1869 Glengowrie Weymouth 1889 GSB (Vol.17 p.640) St Leger 1834, Ascot 1836 & 37 Wamba 1857 Rowena Veritas 1874 Lambton Truth 1865 Battery 2873 Grasshopper II 1908 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”

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HEATHER MIXTURE a whole coloured chestnut filly foaled in 1910. Bred by Mr J. Westaway Daw, of Walreddon, Tavistock Devon and passed to her second owner Miss Imogen Collier in August 1912.

Dam of:  Ling (Dartmoor)

Beadsman Derby 1858 Rosicrucian 1865 Madame Eglentine Rosewater (late Johnnie Day) 37 1883 GSB (Vol.16 p.246) Saint Mungo Lady Day II 1872 Cockchaffer Lord Polo 135 1893 ? ? ? 142 Lady Florence, (Grey, said to be Welsh) ? ? ? 2353 Heather Mixture 1910 Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor 1659 Queen of the Moor 1895 Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor Queen of the Moor 1st Dartmoor Dartmoor Dartmoor

NOTES:  142 Lady Florence a mare registered with the Polo Pony Society in 1893  1659 Queen of the Moor a mare registered in the Polo and Riding Pony Society in 1905 or 06  Queen of the Moor 1st won 1st in the Royal Show at Plymouth in 1890  Rosicrucian was said to be one of the great horses of his time. His name is said to derive from a secret society first heard of in 1614, but according to the dictionary of Beliefs and Religions, no trace of the order has been found.

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LOVE SONG GSB (Vol. 24 pg.614) Polo and Riding Pony Stallion 1065. Love Song was bred by Mrs J. Oscar Muntz in 1918, a bay colt later said to be brown.

Sire of: - Love Shaft (Produce 1914-30) - Love and Glory (Produce 1914-30) - Loot (Produce 1914-30) - Gloria (Produce 1914-30) - Love Match (Produce 1914-30) - Moss Rose (Produce 1914-30) - Stolen Love (Produce 1914-30) - Wedding March (Produce 1914-30) - Prettier Still (Produce 1914-30) - Lonely Bird (Produce 1914-30) - Loving Cup (Produce 1914-30) - Joyous Greeting (Produce 1914-30) - Arthur’s Love (Produce 1914-30) - Adorer (Produce 1914-30) - Angel Song (Produce 1914-30) - Total Eclipse II (Produce 1914-30) - Beauties Eyes (Produce 1914-30) - Call of the Wild (Produce 1914-30) - Lost Love (Produce 1914-30) - May Day (Produce 1914-30) - Master Piece (Produce 1914-30) - True Love (Produce 1914-30) - Duet (Produce 1914-30) - Gold Piece (Produce 1914-30) - King Cup II (Produce 1914-30) - Early Morn (Produce 1914-30) - Love in the Bush (Produce 1914-30) - Juanita II (Produce 1914-30) - Fairy Love (Produce 1914-30) - Boating Song (Produce 1931-48) - Early Love (Produce 1931-48) - Love Token (Produce 1931-48) - Love Knot (Produce 1931-48) - Blue Bird II (Produce 1931-48) - Love Incarnate (Produce 1931-48) - Glowing Dawn (Produce 1931-48) - Lovely Girl (Produce 1931-48) - Causa Amoris (Produce 1931-48) - Fairy Spell (Produce 1931-48) - Sea Lark (Produce 1931-48) - Orange Blossom (Dartmoor) - Foxhams Fairy Rose (Produce 1931-48) - Silver Ray (Produce 1931-48) - Sand Castle (Produce 1931-48) - Latest Love (Produce 1931-48) - Bay Colt (Produce 1931-48) - Venus on Earth (Produce 1931-48) - Love of Mine (Produce 1931-48) - Brown Gelding (Produce 1931-48) - Sailors Star (Produce 1931-48) - Bridegroom (Produce 1931-48) - Asterope (Produce 1931-48) - Coming Light (Produce 1931-48) - Schottische (Produce 1931-48) - Astarte (Produce 1931-48) - Love Lightly (Produce 1931-48) - Foxhams Sunrise (Produce 1931-48) - Bridal Veil (Produce 1931-48) - Flighty Love (Produce 1931-48) - Love Romance (Produce 1931-48) - After Glow (Produce 1931-48) - Hunting Song (Produce 1931-48) - Astonisher (Produce 1931-48) - Tie Pin (Produce 1931-48) - Love Scandal (Produce 1931-48) - Love’s Flight (Produce 1931-48) - Love Toy (Produce 1931-48) - Legend (Progeny) - Cardinal (Produce 1931-48)

SAID TO BE BY LOVE SONG: - Cassandra (Progeny) - Sonnet (Progeny) - Cadogan Firefly (Progeny) - Cadogan Brunette (Progeny) - Tit Willow (Progeny) - Fairey (Progeny) - Royal Star (Progeny) - Edgeware Moon Ray (Progeny)

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Merry Hampton Derby 1887 Pride 1892 Superba (later Superfine) Arthur D 593 1908 Florentine Maquay 1893 Wealth Arthur’s Pride 861 1913 Sterling Gold 1886 Ascot Gold Cup 1890 Lucetta 1613 Noteless 1893 Balfe Songless 1880 Teardrop Love Song 1065 1918 GSB Bona Vista 2,000 Gns 1892 Cyllene 1895 Ascot Gold Cup 1899 Archdia Goring Heath 1901 Galopin Derby 1875 Vagrant Maid 1894 Lady Yardley 2435 Old Love 1909 Play Actor David Trot 1889 Servant Girl

Old Fashioned 1898 Neophite (Neophyte) Water Baby 1888 Britannia

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MIDNIGHT CHASE GSB (Vol. 29 p.1123) was a chestnut filly, with a blaze to between her nostrils, foaled in 1933 and bred by A Woollacott. Midnight Chase arrived at Foxhams in about 1938.

Dam of: - Love of Pleasure (Produce 1931-48) - Go Swiftly - Starlight Love - Another Love

Isonomy Ascot 1879 & 1880 Ravensbury 1890 Penitent Feather Bed 1902 Dog Rose Bed of Roses 1895 Light of the Harem Double Bed 1917 Ascot 1879 & 1880 Fortunio 1885 (bred in France) Formalite Bed Gown 1905 Macheath Bed of Heather 1899 Bed of Roses 7454 Midnight Chase 1933 GSB Saint Simon Ascot 1884 Chaucer 1900 Canterbury Pilgrim Bramble Twig 1913 Isinglass Triple Crown 1893 Bramble Jelly 1898 Brambling Heroine's Pride 1922 Loved One Cupid 1899 True Love Heroine's Dream 1910 Valour Heroine II 1892 Miss Braddon (late Glycerene)

NOTES:  Double Bed was a Registered Stallion in the Hunters' Improvement & National Light Horse Breeding Society  Isinglass also won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1895  Canterbury Pilgrim was a very difficult horse, excitable and spiteful but she was a great success at the stud, all her stock fetching high prices.  Saint Simon was foaled in 1881, was considered one of the great horses of his time.

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MIRIAM was a brown mare, with a streak, and her off hind fetlock white. She was foaled in 1885 and bred by the well- known Master of Foxhounds, Vincent Pollexfen Calmady, of Tetcott, Holsworthy, North Devon who was, "Master of the Tetcott Foxhounds," for seventeen seasons, prior to his death in 1886. Miss Imogen Collier hunted Miriam for 11 seasons.

Ion 1852 Derby 1855 Ellen The Rake 1864 Birdcatcher (Irish) England's Beauty 1850 Prairie Bird Progress 1873 GSB (Vol.13 p.411) Touchstone St Leger 1834 Newminster 1848 St Leger 1851 Bee's Wing Ascot 1842 The Sphynx 1865 Sleight of Hand Madame Stodare 1850 Hampton Mare 1844 991 Miriam 1885 Touchstone St Leger 1834 Atherstone 1858 Lady Harriet Hereford 1870 GSB (Vol.13 p.242) Claret La Rose 1866 Elinor Bay Mare 13.2 hands high ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Touchstone also won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1836 and 1837  Bee’s Wing (sometimes ) was an amazing mare who won the Ascot Gold Cup at the age of 9  Birdcatcher (Irish) foaled in 1833 was a good racehorse and in his time a leading sire, one of his foals was the famous Miss Agnes and another was Darling’s Dam 1850. Bircatcher (Irish) by Sir Hercules died in March 1860 at the age of 27.

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NUTS GSB (Vol.18 p.451) a brown filly, with a small white star, and grey off hind fetlock, foaled in 1895, she was bred by Mr J.G. Mackie. Nuts was a, "racing pony". She arrived at Foxhams in 1910.

Dam of:  Nutshell (Polo ponies)  Nuthatch (Polo ponies)

Newminster St Leger 1851 Hermit (The) 1864 Derby 1867 Seclusion The Miser 1877 Saint Albans St Leger 1860 La Belle Helene 1886 Teterrima Harpagon 1885 The Cure Lambton 1850 Elphine Victress 1864 Scroggins Scroggins Mare 1849 Miss Eliza 2042 Nuts 1895 GSB Newminster St Leger 1851 Hermit (The) 1864 Derby 1867 Seclusion Saint Honorat 1882 Stockwell St Leger 2,000 Gns 1852 Devotion 1869 Alcestis Nutwood 1891 Oxford Sterling 1868 Whisper Cherry Ripe 1882 Gemma Di Vergy Mirella 1863 Lady Roden

NOTES:  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”  Hermit won the Derby in 1867 and is probably one of the best known historic names in racing.

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POPPY II GSB (Vol. 22 p.451) a bay or brown filly, with a black spot inside her off hind coronet. Foaled in 1898, her breeder Mr. J. King-Smith. Poppy II was at Foxhams in 1912.

Dam of:  Pop Cane (Horses, Poppy II)  Drowsie (Produce 1914-30)  Poppy Scarlet (Produce 1914-30)

Stockwell St Leger & 2,000 Gns 1852 1870 Derby 1873 Ascot Gold Cup 1875 Marigold Muncaster 1877 Derby, 2,000 Gns 1863 Windermere 1870 Miss Agnes Pleuron 1890 The Flying Dutchman Derby 1849 Dutch Skater 1866 Fulvie Etolia 1875 (bred in France) Royal Quand Meme Etoile Royale Catherina 2380 Poppy II 1898 GSB Tibthorpe 1864 Derby 1850 by (dam Little Agnes) or 1869 Derby 1872 by Parmesan (dam Rigolboche) Thurio 1875 Derby1884 Verona 1854 Iodine Lady Silvia 1894 Adventure Bourbaki 1872 Prudence Royal Duchess 1878 Triple Crown 1866 Lady Cecily 1870 Remnant

NOTES:  Much is written about Miss Agnes, bought by with her first foal Little Agnes. She then bred Polly Agnes who later bred Lily Agnes, Tiger Lily and Jessie Agnes. From the ‘Book Of The Horse’ edited by Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald pg 543 “… the influence of this mare Miss Anges foaled in 1850 and got by Birdcatcher… may be described as phenomenal” her other well-known foals were Windermere and Frivolity  Stockwell was a great stallion, sometimes called the “Emperor of Stallions”  The Flying Dutchman, one of the strange mysteries of the sea. One of a group of so called “spectre ships”, sailing out of the past and seen from time to time, The Flying Dutchman battling through heavy seas round the Cape of Good Hope.

Horse’s Pedigree

RIYAL Arab (Volume I of The Arab Horse Society, page 64) a bay colt, with star and hind feet white. Foaled in 1910 and bred by the late Lady Ann Blunt, of Crabbet Park, Three Bridges, Sussex. Riyal arrived at Foxhams in about 1919.

Sire of:  Petti Sing (Polo ponies)  Mossy Face (Produce 1914-30)  Sheika (Polo Ponies)  Bay Colt 1921 (Dartmoor)

Harkan Aziz Aziza Mesaoud 1887 (imported 1891 a Seglawi Jedran of Ibn Sudan) Arab Yemameh (sometimes Yemama) Arab Astraled 401 Arab 1900 GSB (Vol.20 p.942) Arab Arab Arab Queen of Sheba 1875 (imported) Arab Arab Arab Riyal Arab 971 1910 Harkan Aziz Aziza Mesaoud 1887 (imported 1891 a Seglawi Jedran of Ibn Sudan) Arab Yemameh (sometimes Yemama) Arab 2201 Rabla Arab 1899 Pharaoh Jeroboam (imported 1878) Jerboa 252 Rosemary Arab 1886 Arab Rodania 1869 (imported) Arab

NOTES:  Rosemary, Polo Pony Society Mare 252  Rabla, Polo and Riding Pony Society Mare 2201

Horse’s Pedigree

ROBBERY was a chestnut mare with a star, race, diamond and bald snip front and inside near hind coronet, foaled in 1905 and bred by J.S. Griffiths, of Crickmale, Pembroke. She was a polo pony registered at Hurlingham, (certificate 12089), and owned by Major J.S. Bakewell of Cromhall, Charfied, Gloucestershire. Robbery arrived at Foxhams in 1920.

Dam of:  Red Handed (Produce 1914-30)  Love Shaft (Produce 1914-30)  Loot (Produce 1914-30)  Stolen Love (Produce 1914-30)  Light Fingered (Produce 1914-30)  Lost Love (Produce 1914-30)

Musket Nordenfeldt (New Zealand Stud Book) Onyx Medallion (New Zealand Stud Book) New Zealand Horse New Zealand Mare New Zealand Mare Gold Medallist 1884 (New Zealand Stud Book Vol. 2 p.27 (GSB Vol.20 p.1022)) Saint Albans 1870 Pandora Corolla (New Zealand Stud Book) Rapid Bay Water Lily (New Zealand Stud Book) White and Blue (imported) 2571 Robbery 1905 King Tom 1867 Woodcraft Princecraft 1876 GSB (Vol. 15 p.217) Vedette Kingston Nun 1871 Nunnery ? Free Trade 1867 GSB (Vol.12 p.447) Traffic ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Musket was bred in 1867 by Lord Glasgow and had a very indifferent start to his career, however he was exported to New Zealand where he later excelled as a stallion.  Saint Albans, foaled 1870. Son of Blair Athol not to be confused with Saint Albans 1856 St Leger winner in 1860 son of Stockwell.

Horse’s Pedigree

ROMAN SCANDAL GSB (Vol. 27 p.9) was a bay mare, with near hind pastern white with black marks around her coronet, she was foaled in 1930 and bred by Mr D. Cooper. Roman Scandal was purchased by Mrs J. Oscar Muntz in 1934.

Dam of:  Love Lightly (Produce 1931-48)  Love Romance (Produce 1931-48)  Love Scandal (Produce 1931-48)  Allow Me (Produce 1931-48)  Luna Rainbow (Produce 1931-48)

Le Samaritain (French Stud Book) Roi Herode 1904 (Bred in France (imported)) Roxelane 1911 Bona Vista 2,000 Gns 1892 Vahren 1897 Castania Ethnarch 1922 Saint Simon Ascot 1884 William the Third 1898 Ascot Gold Cup 1902 Gravity Karenza 1910 Carbine New Zealand imp.1895 Cassinia 1905 Scene 7469 Roman Scandal 1930 GSB Sundridge Sunstar 1908 Derby and 2,000 Gns 1911 Doris Galloper Light 1916 Saint Frusquin Santa Fina 1907 Grig Agnes Go Lightly 1923 1894 Greeba Eager Agnes 1908 Fitz James Cousin Agnes 1893 Sister Agnes

NOTES:  From the encyclopaedia of Flat Racing by Howard Wright. “Roi Herode… was not top class and was something of a plodder but Mr E. Kennedy bought him for £2,000 with the object of sending him to stud in Ireland to revive the Herod sire line, outside of France. His first crop of runners included The Tetrarch, perhaps the fastest horse seen on the British Turf… Herod was a very early stallion said to trace back to the ” In 1928 Roi Herode was the sire of 86 breeding mares.  The Tetrarch was the name given to a Syrian Prince in Roman times.  Saint Simon was foaled in 1881, was considered one of the great horses of his time.

Horse’s Pedigree

SEA SIDE was a brown mare, with a slight star and near hind pastern white, of unknown age she was bred by Sidney Castle of Plymouth. She arrived at Foxhams in 1930

Dam of:  Boating Song (Produce 1931-48)  Sea Lark (Produce 1931-48)  Sand Castle (Produce 1931-48)  Sailors Star (Produce 1931-48)  Deep Love (Produce 1931-48)  Call-of-the-Sea (Produce 1931-48)

Yattendon (Australian Stud Book) Grand Flaneur 1877 (Australian Stud Book) Melbourne Cup 1880 First Lady Merman 1892 (Australian Stud Book (imported 1897)) Ascot Gold Cup 1900 Rosicrucian Seaweed 1883 Bred in Surf Sea Bath 1906 GSB (Vol.21 p.543) Rosicrucian Beauclerc 1875 Bonny Bell Miss Fawcett 1899 See Saw Our Bessie 1879 Cutty Sark Sea Side (Approved Mare Register pg.368) Beauclerc 1885 Queen of the Meadows Tyranny II 1907 GSB (Vol. 22 p.673) Tarporley Pradella 1899 Poppy Vanity Glenwood Hearwood 1896 GSB (Vol. 19 pg.263) Hear Hear Judy ? ? ?

NOTES:  Rosicrucian was said to be one of the great horses of his time. His name is said to derive from a secret society first heard of in 1614, but according to the dictionary of Beliefs and Religions, no trace of the order has been found.

Horse’s Pedigree

SENT MAHESA bred in Germany in 1918, was a bay mare, with a star, saddle marks, and both her hind heels were grey. She was entered in the German Stud Book and was the winner of many races in Germany. Later Sent Mahesa was imported into England by Lady Lawson and purchased by Mrs J. Oscar Muntz in 1930.

Dam of:  Bay Filly 1931 (Produce 1931-48)

Vedette 2,000 Gns 1857 Galopin 1872 Derby 1875 Flying Duchess Saint Simon 1881 Ascot Gold Cup 1884 King Tom Saint Angela 1865 Adeline Saint Marlow ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Sent Mahesa 1918 (German Stud Book) Approved Mare Register pg. 384 War Dance 1887 (French Stud Book) War Paint Perth II 1896 (French Stud Book) Barcaldine Primrose Dame 1885 (sent to France in 1894) Lady Rosebery Margaret (German Stud Book) Phaeton King Alfonso 1872 GSB (Vol.19 p.1003) now stated U.S.A. Vandal (by Glencoe) Maggie Moore ? ? ?

NOTES:  Saint Simon was foaled in 1881, was considered one of the great horses of his time.  Barcaldine foaled 1878, was a very successful race horse and sire.

Horse’s Pedigree

SILVER BULLET a bay colt, with star, foaled in 1915 and bred by the late Sir John Barker, Baronet, of The Grange, Bishop's Stortford, Herts and arrived with his dam, Silver Star, and Foxhams in 1915.

Sire of:  Good Fairy (Dartmoor)  Snow Cap (Dartmoor)  Silver Gage (Produce 1914-30)

Wisdom Right-away 1887 Vanish Mark For'ard 1896 Sterling Hall Mark 1885 La Cascadeuse Right For'ard 368 1902 GSB (Vol.20 p.177) Derby 1880 Golden Garter 1888 Sanda Cuddle 1897 (bred in the USA, imported in 1898) Wanderer Caress Carissima Silver Bullet 1915 (Supplement Vol 14 of N.P.S) The Prime Minster Knight of the Garter 1864 Rosa Bonheur Knight of the Laund 1875 GSB Vol. 13 pg.280 Derby 1861 May Queen 1865 Fidget 1020 Silver Star 1894 Ithuriel Acrobat GSB Vol 10. pg.465 Tour de Force Hunter, Bay, 15.2 hands high Metal GSB Devonshire Cob, brown, 14.2 hands high ?

NOTES:  Metal can be found in GSB Vol. 4 pg.205, second edition.  Wisdom foaled in 1873 was a very successful sire.

Horse’s Pedigree

SILVER STAR was a bay mare with a star, her near fore and hind fetlocks were white, she was foaled in 1894 and bred by Mr G. Hutchings, of Claremont, Paignton, Devon. She arrived at Foxhams with her foal Silver Bullet, in 1915.

Dam of:  Silver Bullet (Horses)

Melbourne The Prime Minister 1848 Pantalonade Knight of the Garter 1864 Touchstone St Leger 1834 Rosa Bonheur 1854 The Boarding School Miss Knight of the Laund 1875 GSB (Vol.13 p.280) Rataplan Kettledrum 1858 Derby 1861 Hybla May Queen 1865 The Fallow Buck Fidget 1860 Flight 1020 Silver Star 1894 Touchstone St Leger 1834 Ithuriel 1841 Verbena Acrobat GSB (Vol.10 p.465) Sir Hercules Tour de Force 1843 Duvernay Hunter, Bay 15.2 hands high Winton Metal 1834 GSB (Vol.4 p.205 Second Edition) Humphrey Clinker Mare 1829 Devonshire Cob brown 14.2 ? ? ?

NOTES:  Touchstone also won the Ascot Gold Cup in 1836 and 1837

Horse’s Pedigree

TINTED VENUS was a bay mare, with black points, near fore coronet, off fore fetlock and both hind socks white. She was foaled in 1926 and bred by Captain Claude Hemp, of Bolney Grange, Bolney, Sussex. She was purchased by Ms J. Oscar Muntz in the 1931.

Dam of:  Venus on Earth (Produce 1931-48)

Hampton Cherry Tree (late Matt Byrnes) 1891 Cherry Cherry Tint 761 1907 Marco (a twin) Marcotint 1899 Blue Tint Wild Tint 1207 1920 GSB (Vol. 25 pg. 98) Galashiels Bowdon 1909 Othery 3388 Bowery 1914 Sir Patrick Charity IV 1899 Bit of Lightning 6195 Tinted Venus 1926 Musket Trenton 1881 (New Zealand Stud Book (imported in 1896)) Frailty (New Zealand Stud Book) Rockaway 1902 GSB (Vol.20 pg. 273) Tibthorpe Flitaway 1883 Bounce-away Moonstone, black (Approved Mare Register p.358) ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES:  Hampton was a small horse, 15.2 hands high. He won races and was a very successful sire.  Musket was bred in 1867 by Lord Glasgow and had a very indifferent start to his career, however he was exported to New Zealand where he later excelled as a stallion.

Horse’s Pedigree

TURTLE a bright bay mare with a white star, of unknown age. Bred by Martin Cole of Tetcott, Holsworthy, N. Devon, she was owned by Thomas Yelverton of Manor House, Venn Ottery, Devon. Turtle arrived at Foxhams in about 1908.

Dam of:  Love Lock (Polo ponies)  Water Baby (Polo ponies)  Corn Sheaf (Polo ponies)

Oxford Sterling 1868 Whisper Beaudesert 1877 Lifeboat Sea Gull 1866 Wild Cherry Freshwater 1884 (GSB Vol.16 p.60) Wild Dayrell Derby 1855 Buccaneer 1857 Daughter of Little Red Rover 1841 Breakwater 1866 Storm Surf 1857 Ada

1801 Turtle ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?