30 May 1809 - 260gns stakes York (6/5, very easily); 25 Sep 1809 - St. Leger Stakes Doncaster (15/8, made all, easily, from Middlethorpe 8/1, Lisette 25/1 and Wizard 10/1); 27 Sep 1809 - Doncaster Stakes (1/4, very slow run race, very easily, from Ceres); 21 Aug 1811 - Great Subscription Purse [5yo division] York (2/5, from Cervantes)

22 Aug 1811 - 2nd Great Subscription Purse [6yo+ division] York (6/4, to Mowbray 3/1); 23 Sep 1811 - 2nd Fitzwilliam Stakes Doncaster (5/2, to Oiseau 5/2); 26 Sep 1811 - 2nd 175gns stakes Doncaster (4/5, to Octavian 2/1)

He had very little success as a stallion other than his daughter Effie Deans, which won her last 13 races consecutively in 1819, including the King's Plate at Salisbury