Sire of 1) Butler's Columbus, winner of eleven important 4-mile races in Virginia and Maryland during the 1790s and which enjoyed some success as a broodmare sire; of 2) Lady Bolingbroke, the dam of high class racemare Lavinia, winner in October 1803 of the 2m heats Sterling Stakes at Fredericksburg (the largest value sweepstakes run up until that time), and winner of virtually all her races until a defeat in May 1804; and 3rd dam of Industry, winner of high class races between 1826 and 1829;

of 3) Pill Box, dam of the successful sire Old Chanticleer; grandam of Isabella, high class winner between 1824 and 1826; and 3rd dam of the great racemare Sally Walker, top class winner in 1826 and 1827; and of 4) Wyche's Rosebud, the 3rd dam of top class American racemare Betty Ransom, winner of a number of multiple Jockey Club Purses between 1827 and 1829