White(?) thoroughbred in American Stud Book 1

[aethervox]

Here are couple of early TB's who are listed as white:

Nonpareil (Gill's), wh. h., foaled --; bred, and in 1763 owned by John M. Gill. By imported Juniper (bay). 1st dam by imported Dabster (ch). 2d dam by imported Bulle Rock (bay).

Nabob (Rume's), w. h., foaled --, bred and owned in 1786 by James Hume, of Virginia. By imported Juniper (bay); 1st Dam by imported Silvereye (chestnut); 2nd dam by imported Monkey (unsure what color Monkey was); 3rd dam by imported Dabster (ch).

Since both Silvereye and Dabster were described as 'pale sorrel' and had "glass eyes" and a lot of white (face and all four feet), I suspect Nonpareil and Nabob were both maximally expressed sabinos if they didn't have grey parents (I don't know their dam's colors, unfortunately).

[Jorge]

Aethervox,

Quite interesting!

Thank you so much for this valuable watch.
Up to now, the only reknown early white Thoroughbred was White Cross,
a colt foaled in Tennessee in 1896. The data, which I entered, can be seen here. The next case was a 1914 white (colt or filly) foaled in England, bred by Lord Middleton. Unfortunately, the foal was never registered and only speculation can assist us. Another white filly was produced in Ireland in 1959 named Rachel Vi. They all appear in my site.

Would really like to find more information on these 3 cases.

Lets see if more information emerges on this two new cases you are identifying. One problem that arises with trying to identify yesteryears white cases is that, back then, older grays were often referred to as "whites" because they were graying-out. Even today, some people in horse selling sites often refer to old grays as "whites".

In synthesis, lets see what else appears.

All the Best,

Thanks again.

[Jorge]

NONPAREIL,
A white horse —
Got by I.H. Juniper— I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle Rock.
Va. 1763. JOHN M'GiLL.
1765. JOHN DIGOES.
1768. JOSHUA DIGGES.

http://books.google.com/books?id=02UCAA ... #PPA366,M2 pages 365-366

NABOB,
A white horse, bred by Capt. Hume —
Got by the LH. Juniper— LH. Silver-Eye— LH. Monkey— LH.
Dabster.
Va. 1786. JAMES HUME

http://books.google.com/books?id=02UCAA ... #PPA366,M2 pages 351-352

[Jorge]

The following abbreviationa are a must for understanding this book:

A = American Arabian
B = B-Baylor’s
C = Celebrated
D = _____
E = English
F = Famous
G = _____
H = Hart’s and Horse
I = Imported
J = _____
K = _____
L = Lee’s
M = Mare
N = _____
O = Old
P = _____
Q = Quarter
R = Race Running
S = _____
T = _____
U = _____
V = _____
W = _____
X = _____
Y = _____
Z = _____
IH = Imported Horse
IEH = Imported English Horse
IAH = Imported Arabian Horse
IHBO = Imported Horse Baylor’s Old
FIHBO = Fearnought. Imported Horse Baylor's Old Fearnought.
I. H. H. O = Medley. Imported Horse Hart's Old Medley.
I. H. O. = Janus. Imported Horse Old Janus.
C. A. R. H. L. O. = Mark Anthony. Celebrated American Running Hone
Lee's Old Mark Anthony.
F. A. R. H. = Famous Running Horse.
F. A. Q. R. H. = Famous American Quarter Running Horse.
C. A. R. H. = Celebrated American Running Horse.
C. A.Q. R. H. = Celebrated American Quarter Running Horse.
a. = _____
b. = bay.
b. = bl. black,
blo.= blood,
br. = brown.
c. = colt,
ch. = chesnut
cr. = cream.
cr. c. = cream coloured.
d. = dark, dun.
e. =
f. = filly
g. = gelding
gr. = Grey or gray
h = horse
i. =
j. =
k. =
l. = light. .
n. =
о. =
p. =
r. = red.
ro. = roan.
s. = sorrel.
w. = white.
l. b. h. = light bay horse. d. b. f. = dark bay filly.
l. ch. с. = light chesnut colt.
d. ch. f. = dark chesnut filly.
blu. ro. h. = blue roan horse.
r. rо. с. = red roan colt.
s. ro. h. = sorrel roan horse.
d. du. h. =dark dun horse.
l. du. h. = light dun horse.

[color]

Glass eyes would say BLUE eyes and maximum expressed Sabinos have dark eyes so they could have been Cremello or Perlino maybe.

[aethervox]

Glass eyes would say BLUE eyes and maximum expressed Sabinos have dark eyes so they could have been Cremello or Perlino maybe.

I wasn't saying that either white horse had glass eyes, I was saying that they had horses with glass eyes and a lot of white markings in their pedigrees, indicating that those horses might be sabino.

DABSTER,
Imported about the year 1741; "we have heard he was a pale sorrel horse, with glass eyes, a large blaze face and all feet and legs white, with a flaxen mane and tail." He got in the general a very good stock of horses — Got by Hobgoblin — Spanker — Hautboy.

See http://books.google.com/books?id=02UCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA28

SILVER EYE,
Was a pale sorrel horse, with a white face, raw nose, and glass eyes, very well formed, but light ; with all four legs white, above the knees before, and hocks behind. N. B. The above description of Silver Eye, was given to us by a very old gentleman, of high standing and respectability, who was very well acquainted with him, and saw him in the year 1762 or 1763. He was imported by Mr. S. Duval — Got by the Cullen Arabian — Curwen's Bay Barb — Byerly Turk — Curwen's Spot — White-Legged Chesnut Lowther Barb, out of the Old Vintner Mare, the very best mare of her day.

Seehttp://books.google.com/books?id=02UCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA57

[color]

Sorry I got that wrong. So maybe they were Splash Whites then as that exists in TBs.

[Jorge]

Aethervox,

Did a search on the complete book and look what I found:

WINTER'S ARABIAN,

A white horse 14 hands one inch high; a superior formed animal
and an excellent foal getter. He was sent to the late King of England
as a present from the port of St. Louis, on the Senegal River,
but got captured on his passage to England by the Grampus Privateer,
on board the Transport Brig Doris, in 1814, and brought into
Marblehead, where he was sold to Elisha J. Winter, late Member of
Congress and carried out to Kentucky.
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BARB

A white horse, formerly the property of the late Mr. Thomas Field
of Mecklenburgh Co. Va. He was an excellent foal getter.
Thomas Field
Charles G. Field
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APPALUSIA,
A milk white horse with blue ears:
Printed Advertisemet
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COLUMBUS,

A claret coloured horse, well formed, 16 hands high; bred by the
late Major John R. Eaton, of Granville County, North Carolina —
Got by the C. A. R. H. Old Sir Archie — Harpsichord by I. H.
Cœur De Lion — Malbrook by I. H. Mexican — Old Cub — I. H. B.
Old Fearnought — I. H. Jolly Roger — imported mare Kitty Fisher. N. C.
1825. JOHN R. EATON. N. B.
Columbus was carried out to the State of Tennessee.
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COMET, R. H.
A skew-ball'd horse, 14 hands 2 inches high, bred by the late
Governor Williams, of Craven County, North Carolina ; foaled
in 1778—
Got by the C. A. R. H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony — Matchless, by I. H.
Old Janus — I. H. B. Old Fearnought — I. H. Jolly Roger — imported
mare Mary Gray. N. C.
1786. GEORGE TOMSON.
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CRIPPLE,
A white horse, bred by Capt. Gould —
Got by I.H. Old Janus — I.H. Northumberland (alias Irish Grey) — I.H.
Old Monkey— I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle-Rock.

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FEARNOUGHT,
(Cripple) Foaled in * * — bred by Col. Carter Braxton, of Cherry
Coke, King and Queen County, Virginia —
Got by I.H.B. Old Fearnought — imported mare Kitty Fisher. N. C.
1807. SAM. PEACE.
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GIFT,
A white horse, 15 hands high, very well formed — Got by Lyndsay's Arabian — I.H. Hamilton's Ranger — out of an imported high bred mare. Va. 1798. DOUGLAS WILSON.

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JUNIUS,
A white horse, tolerably well formed, 15 hands 2 inches high, bred
by Col. Hanly—
Got by I.H. Old Janus— I.H.B. Old Fearnought— out of an imported
mare.
Va. 1768. CHARLES HANLY, General Stud Book #1, page 280

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NABOB,

A white horse, bred by Capt. Hume —
Got by the LH. Juniper— LH. Silver-Eye— LH. Monkey— LH.
Dabster.
Va. 1786. JAMES HUME

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NONPAREIL,

A white horse —
Got by I.H. Juniper— I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle Rock.
Va. 1763. JOHN M'GiLL.
1765. JOHN DIGOES.
1768. JOSHUA DIGGES.

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SNAKE,

A pied horse, like a snake, and handsomely formed, 15 hands 1 inch
high —
Got by I.H. Merry- Tom — I.H. Starling, (Evans's) — out of an imported
thorough bred mare.
Va. 1784. JONAS JENKINS.

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ZEBRA,

A pied horse, full 15 hands high, bred by the late Mr. Atkinson — Got by I.H. Druid— I.H. Old Sharke— C.A..R.H. Lee's OldMark Anthony — I.H. Silver-Eye — I.H. Jolly Roger — I.H. Monkey. Va. 1821. JAMES COOKE.

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ZEBRA,

A striped horse, well formed, 15 hands 1 inch high — Got by Ranger (alias Lyndsay's Arabian) — I.H. Old Janus — IH. Silver-Eye— I.H. Old Monkey. Va. 1786. JOHN THOMPSON, N. C. 1788. WM. JAMEISON, Va. 1790. JAMES HARDIMAN.

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[aethervox]

These are from the American Stud Book by Bruce, published in 1873:

PRINCE GEORGE, cr. h., foaled 1829, bred by —; owned in 1833 by O. P. Hare, of Virginia. By Contention. Dam by Thaddeus.

cr = cream; Thaddeus was chestnut, not sure about Contention.

SPECKLED HEN, spt. m., foaled 1835, bred and owned by Mr. Laws, Virginia. By Industry. Dam by Duroc.

WISCONSIN POLECAT, spt. m., foaled 1838, bred and owned by Wm. Tyren, Illinois. By Leopold. Dam by Whip.

spt = spotted.

[summerhorse]

As suspected the whites and pintos were there all along, they weren't even hidden over here! And a STRIPED one. I sure wish there was a drawing of that one.

[Jorge]

It's quite interesting to acknowledge the aforementioned list of so called "white" Thoroughbreds. The only problem is that we cannot assure
whether those "whites" equines actually were graying-out grays rather than genuine (Sa/Sa) sabino whites or any other reknown white version. This especially since there is not much evidence on their year of birth, along with their origin or parents. Most probably, these were aging grays.
Hope to be wrong. As per the rest of the other non "white" equines, hmmm, auspiciously interesting!
All the Best,

[Jorge]

Did a complete review of the book and these are the more interesting cases in general:
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BRUTUS, (22)

A roan horse imported (it is believed) into South Carolina, bred by
Mr. Martindale ; foaled in 1748 —
Got by Regulus — Lodge's Roan, by Crofts's Partner — her dam
was got by a colt bred by Lord Cardigan and got by the Duke of
Richmond's Turk out of a full sister to Leede's ; her grand dam by
Whynot, her great grand dam by Mr. Wilkinson's Bay Arabian out
of a natural Barb Mare purchased by Mr. Wilkinson from Lord Arlington (
secretary to King Charles II.) to whom she was presented
by the Emperor of Morocco — vide General Stud Book.
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BUFFCOAT, (22)

A dun horse; /baled in 1742 —
Got by Godolphin Arabian — Silver Locks, by the Bald Galloway —
Akaster Turk — Leedes — Spanker. He died in Virginia in 1757.
Virginia, 1761. JOSEPH WELLS.

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DABSTER, (28)
Imported about the year 1741 ; "we have heard he was a pale sorrel
horse, with glass eyes, a large blaze face and all feet and legs
white, with a flaxen mane and tail." He got in the general a
very good stock of horses —
Got by Hobgoblin — Spanker — Hautboy.
Va. 1744, JAMES RASKINS.
1745, and CORNELIUS Cox.
1746. JOHN FORSTER.
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FAIRFAX ROAN, (
Alias Strawberry, alias The Strawberry Roan,) imported (it is believed)
by the late Lord Fairfax into Virginia during the Old Revolutionary
War. He was a Roan Horse, and ran in England
five times: won at Stockton upon Tees, 50/. ; at Manchester, 501.,
and at Northallerton, 50/., in the year 1770 — aide English Racing
Calendar for the year 1770, pages 39, 09, 87, 122, 154. Strawberry
was bred by Mr. Simpson; foaled in 1764 —
Got by Adolphus — his dam by Mr. Smith's Tartar, (a son of
Crofts's Partner) — grand dam by Midge, (son of Snake) — Hip.

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MAGNUM BONUM, (44)
A roan horse imported by Mr. Freeman Kilborn, of Hartford, Conn; foaled in 1774 --- Got by Matchem---Swift---Regulus---Dairy Maid by Bloody Buttocks—Croft’s Partner---Greyhound---Brocklesby’s Betty by the Curwen Bay Barb---Mr. Leede’s Hobby Mare by the Lyster Turk. Vide General Stud Book
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SILVER EYE, (55)
Was a pale sorrel horse, with a white face, raw nose, and glass
eyes, very well formed, but light ; with all four legs white, above
the knees before, and hocks behind. N. B.
The above descriptian of Silver Eye, was given to us by a
very old gentleman, of high standing and respectability, who was
very well acquainted with him, and saw him in the year 1762 or
1763. He was imported by Mr. S. Duval —
Got by the Cullen Arabian — Curwen's Bay Barb — Byerly Turk
Curwen's Spot — White-Legged Chesnut Lowther Barb, out of the
Old Vintner Mare, the very best mare of her day.

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SIR PETER TEAZLE, (56)
A roan horse, bred by Mr. Harris, and imported into South Carolina,
by the late Gen. John McPherson; foaled in 1802 —
Got by Sir Peter Teazle — Mercury — Cytherea by King Herod —
Lilly by Blank — Peggy by Cade — Parker's Lady Thigh by Crofts's
Partner — Bloody Buttocks — Greyhound — Makeless — Brimmer —
Place's White Turk — Dodsworth — Layton Barb Mare.

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VALLIANT,
A dun horse —
Got by Dormouse — Old Crab — Crofts's Partner — Thwaites's
excellent Dun Mare, got by the Akaster Turk.
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ARABIAN, (66)
A cream colored horse.
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TAURUS,
A dun horse imported by the late General Eaton, of North Carolina.

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WINTER'S ARABIAN,
A white horse 14 hands one inch high; a superior formed animal
and an excellent foal getter. He was sent to the late King of England
as a present from the port of St. Louis, on the Senegal River,
but got captured on his passage to England by the Grampus Privateer,
on board the Transport Brig Doris, in 1814, and brought into
Marblehead, where he was sold to Elisha J. Winter, late Member of
Congress and carried out to Kentucky.
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[Imported Spanish Horses --below]

ALBRONI, (74)
A party colored horse ; one half of him was a sorrel edged handsomely
with blue, and the other milk white.
Printed Advertisement.
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APPALUSIA,
A milk white horse with blue ears:
Printed Advertisemetty ' '
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KOSLANIAN,
A spotted horse, 14 hands high, with glass eyes, black or rather a
deep blue body, and all four feet white; foaled in 1826; of the Anr
dalusian breed. He was formerly the property of Asues Ochoa, a
Mexican of St. Geronomo, in the state of Chichuachua, and purchased
from him by Col. Samuel McCluer, of Ohio Co. Virginia.
ObionCo. Tenn. 1831. SAMUEL МсСькин,
EDWARD RANDOLPH GOTTEN,
SPEARMAN HOLLAND. '

[Imported Spanish Horses -- above]
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ALFRED, (82)

A blue roan horse, very highly formed, and handsomely shaped, 15
hands 3 inches high, formerly the property of Mr. James Forster,
of Prince Edward County, Va. and afterwards transferred lo Mr.
Charles Martin, of the same county and state ; —
Got by the C. A. R. H. Gimcrack, (Randolph's roan,) — Hobb's
Augustus — C. A. H. Meade's Pilgrim — I. H. English Selim.
Va. 1832. JAMES FORSTER.
EDWIN PRICE

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APOLLO, (89)
A light bay horse with a star on his forehead and a snip on his nose,
15 hands high —
Got by I. H. Jolly Roger — I. H. Old Janus — imported Monkey —
imported mare.
Va. 1768. GÜSTAVUS JONES.
AQUITTAL,
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BACCHUS,
A grey horse, foaled about the year 1777, bred by Mr. Moses Potter,
deceased, of Granville county, State of North Carolina —
Got by I. H. Babraham — Liberty — Lycurgus. N. C.
1785, MOSES РОТТЕЖ.
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BALMERINO,
A dark roan mare, formerly the property of the late Col. Starling, of
Mecklenburgh County, Virginia —
Got by I. H. Clockfast — Bait's & Macklin's Fearnought — I. H,
B. Old Fearnough — thorough bred mare.
Va. 1798. THOMAS STARLING,
1804. D. PHILLIPS.

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BEDFORD, (page 104)
A roan horse; foaled in 1802 —
Got by I. H. Bedford— C. A. R. H. Gimcrack (Randolph's Roan) — C. A. R. H.
Lee's Old Mark Anthony— I. H. B. Old Fearnought — I. H.
Old Jolly Roger — I. mare Mary Grey.
Va. 1816. JAMES W. HARRIS.
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BEDFORD, (page 105)
A very well formed roan horse; 15 hands 2 inches high; bred by
the late Mr. William Baskerville, senr. of Mecklenburgh County,
Virginia; foaled in 1803 —
Got by I. H. Old Bedford— C. A. R. H. Jimcrack (Randolph's
Roan) — Harris's Eclipse.
WILLIAM BASKERVILLE, Sen.
Va. 1805.

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BELL-AIR, (page 106)
A brown horse interspersed all over his body with white hairs, 15
hands high —
Got by C. A.R.H. Old Bell-air— C.A.H. Symmee'e Old Wildair—
Apollo — A.H. Partner — I. H. Moor's Partner — I. H. Moor's Partner—I. H.
Old Silver Eye— I. H. Old Jolly Roger— I. H. Othello— I. H.
Munk.-y— 1. Mare, Miss Bell. 1 1 . I N. C.
1816. HENRY Соттвя.
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BELLONA, (109)
A roan mare —
Got by the C.A.R.H. Belfast— I.H. H. Old Medley— I. H. Clock-
fest— I. H. Old Janus— I. H. Old Janus— I. H. Silver-Eye— I. H.
Old Monkey — thorough bred imported mare.
Va. 1814. JOHN HICKS.
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BLACK STREAK (116)
R.H. a light sorrel horse with a black streak in his face---
Got by the C.A.H. Lee’s Old Mark Anthony—I.H. Jolly Roger—I.H.Monkey.
N.C. 1819. L. Higgs.
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BLUEBIRD, (118)
A blue roan mare, 15 hands high —
Got by I. H. B. Old Fearnought— I. H. Old Janus— C. A. R. H.
Brinkley's Peacock — A.H. Young Monkey.
Franklin Co. N.C. 1796. ALEXANDER SHREWSBURY.
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A blue roan mare —
Got by the C. R. H. Old Flag-of-Truce— C. A. H. Meade's Pilgrim—
I.~H. Old Janus— I. H. Valliant— I. H. Jolly Roger— I. H.
Shock — I. H. Sober John.
Va. 1799. JAMES WILSON.
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BLUE-SKIN, (118)
A blue roan horse —
Got by the C. A. R. H. Old Bellair— C. A. H. Symmes's Old
Wildair— C. A. R. H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony— I. H. Whirligig. N. C.
1814. CALEB JOHNSON.
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BRIMMER, (125)
A dun horse, bred in North Carolina —
Got by I.H. Old Valliant— I.H. Old Jolly Roger— I.H. Othello—
LH. Monkey, out of the imported mare, Mies Bell.
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COLUMBUS,
A claret coloured horse, well formed, 16 hands high; bred by the
late Major John R. Eaton, of Granville County, North Carolina —
Got by the C. A. R. H. Old Sir Archie — Harpsichord by I. H.
Cœur De Lion — Malbrook by I. H. Mexican — Old Cub — I. H. B.
Old Fearnought — I. H. Jolly Roger — imported mare Kitty Fisher. N. C.
1825. JOHN R. EATON. N. B.
Columbus was carried out to the State of Tennessee.

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COMET, (160)
R. H. A skew-ball'd horse, 14 hands 2 inches high, bred by the late
Governor Williams, of Craven County, North Carolina ; foaled
in 1778—
Got by the C. A. R. H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony — Matchless, by I. H.
Old Janus — I. H. B. Old Fearnought — I. H. Jolly Roger — imported
mare Mary Gray. N. C.
1786. GEORGE TOMSON.
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CRAWFORD, A dark Roan horse — Got by I.H. B. Old Fearnought— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Old Monkey. Va. 1809.
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CREAM, OLD (166)
A cream colored horse, very well formed, 15 hands high, with a hind broken thigh, bred by the late Mr. Pascal, of Warren Co. N. C. He was an excellent foal getter —
Got by Gallant (son
of Tatom's Dreadnot) out
of an estray Mare. N. C. 1804. THOMAS PASCAL.
CRIM. CON.,
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CRIPPLE, (167)
A white horse, bred by Capt. Gould —
Got by I.H. Old Janus — I.H. Northumberland (alias Irish Grey) — I.H.
Old Monkey— I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle-Rock.
VA 1774 George Gould.
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DABSTER,
(Old) A pale sorrel horse, the property of Major White, of Virginia —
Got Ъу the I. H. Dabster — imported mare got by the Cooke (called
afterwards Godolphin) Arabian — Byerly Turk — Taflblet Barb —
Place's White Turk — Natural Arabian Mare.
The above Godolphin Arabian Mare, was imported in the year
1733, by Mr. Alexander Clarke, and the first foal of that Arabian's get
Va. 1745. ALEX. CLARKE.
1.746. JOHN WHITE.
ALEX. WHITE-
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DABSTER,
(Young) A pale sorrel horse, bred by Mr. James Jameison —
Got by White's Dabster — his dam was an imported Godolphin
Arabian Mare — her dam by Darley's Arabian — Byerly Turk.
Va. 1753. JAMES JAMEISON.
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DABSTER,
A pale sorrel horse, 14 hands 3 inches high, foaled in 1761 —
Got by Young Dabster — his dam was a 3-4 blooded mare.
Maryland 1769. JAMES ANTHONY Cox.

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FAIR DOUBLE, (208)
A cream colored horse, 15 hands 2 inches fully high, and heavily
made; bred by Capt. William Moody of Northampton County, N. C.—
Got by Selection — O. Cream— C.A.Q..R.H. Old Twigg — Moggy. N. C.
1826. WILLIAM MOODY.

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FEARNOUGHT, (213)
A dun horse, 15 hands high —
Got by I. H. B. ,Old Fearnought — thorough bred mare, by A. H.
Monkey.
Va. 1830. THEO. FIELD'S MSS.
FEARNOUGHT,
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FRIDAY, (228)
A roan horse with sports of various colours all over his body —
Got by the C.A.R.H. Atkinson's Independence, out of a quadruple
Janus mare, having four crosses of the I.H. Old Janus in him. N. C.
1808, 1810, 1812. GEORGE HOLT.
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GIFT, (236)
A white horse, 15 hands high, very well formed — Got by Lyndsay's Arabian — I.H. Hamilton's Ranger — out of an imported high bred mare. Va. 1798. DOUGLAS WILSON. GIFT, A brown horse, bred by the late Christopher Curtis, Esq. who presented him to his sister, Mrs. Alexander Gordon — Got by I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Moreton's Traveller— I.H. Monkey. Va. 1769. CHRISTOPHER CURTIS, ALEXANDER GORDON, JAMES GORDON. GILES SCROGGINS, A.R.H. abeautiful blood bay
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GIMCRACK (236)
C.A.R.H a roan horse(and calledalso “Randolph’s Roan”)— Got by I.H.H. Old Medley— Ariel— I.H. Whittington— I.H. Dabster —
out of the late Col. Anthony Thornton's celebrated roan mare,
considered to be the finest mare of her day in Virginia.
Va. 1798. THOMAS PEKKINSON.
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HOB-OR-NOBBY, (257)
A beautiful roan mare most delicately formed, bred by Capt. Blackett full 14 hands 3 inches high, and sold to Mr. Jones, of N.C.; foaled in 1768 — Got by the I.H. Hob-or-Nob— I.H.
Old Crawford— I.H. Justice— I. H. Othello — I. H. Childers — thorough bred English imported mare. N.C. 1774. JAMES BLACKETT. 1779. - JOHN JONES.
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HUMMING-BIRD, (259-260) A roan sorrel mare, bred by Capt. Abner Hill, of Brunswick Co. Va; foaled in 1823 --- Got by the C.A.R.H. Virginian (son of the C..A.R.H. Old Sir Archie)—Brutus—I.H. Dare Devil----C.A.R.H. Old Bellair---C.A.H. Meade’s Old Celer---I.H.B. Old Fearnough. Va 1824. Abner Hill
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INDIAN QUEEN, (265-266)
A yellow bay mare, bred by Capt. Daniel Perkonson, of North Carolina,
14 hands 2 inches high, and very highly formed —
Got by I.H. Alderman— I.H. H. Old Medie/— I.H. Clockfast.
DANIEL PERKINSON,
WM. PERKINSON.
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INDIAN QUEEN,
A pale sorrel mare, formerly the Capt. Kimbrell —
Got by the C.A.R.H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony— I.H. Old Janus.
Va. 1779. JOHN KÍMBRELL.
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INDIAN QUEEN,
A pale sorrel mare, bred by John Jackson, Esq.
Got by I.H. Old Janus— C.A.R.H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony— I. H.
Monkey. N. C.
1779. JOHN JACKSON,
1781. SILAS JACKSON,
1782, 1783. GEORGE JACKSON.
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INDIAN QUEEN, (265)
A pale sorrel mare bred in Virginia – L1 Got by I.H. Othello— I.H. Monkey— I.H. Crab. N. C.
1779. JAMES WILLIAMS.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
1780. SAMUEL Cox.
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INDIAN QUEEN, (266)
A pale bay mare, formerly owned in Mecklenburgh Co. Va. by the
late Mr. Edward Davis —
Got by the I.H. Jolly Roger — C.A.R.H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony — I.H.
O)d Janus. EDWARD DAVIS.
Va. 1779. JAMES DAVIS.
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JANUS,
(Coopers,) a light sorrel horse —
Got by I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H
Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H.
Old Janus.
January, 1824. OBED HENDRICK.
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A bay roan horse, 15 hands 1 inch high ; foaled in 1828 —
Got by Don Pedro, (son of the C.A.R.H. Old Sir Archie) — Celer.
Windsor, N. C. 1833. BRYAN ASKEW
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JUNIUS, (280)
A white horse, tolerably well formed, 15 hands 2 inches high, bred
by Col. Hanly—
Got by I.H. Old Janus— I.H.B. Old Fearnought— out of an imported
mare.
Va. 1768. CHARLES HANLY,
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LADY ARCHIANA,
A grey roan mare, believed to be the property of Philip Wallis, Esq.
of Baltimore, Maryland ; foaled in 1830 —
Got by the C.A.R.H. Old Sir Archie— Pandora, (the Second) by
the C. A. R. H. Silver-Heels, (son of Oscar, son of I. H. Gabriel) —
Equa, by the I.H. Chance — Republican President — Hamilton's I.H.
English Ranger — I.H. Hamilton's III. Old Dove.
PHILIP WALLIS. A. T. R.
& S. M.
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LIBERTY, (305)
A pale sorrel horse, with a star on his forehead, a snip on his nose,
and all four feet and logs white above the knees and hocks ;
foaled about the year 1743 —
Got by I.H. Dabster— I.H. Old Bulle Rock— a very fine American
bred mare
Pennsylvania, 1769. Sir ROBERT LADBROKE, Kn t.
Sir RICHARD GLYNN, Kn't.
JOHN TREOTHICK.
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LIZARD,
A light bay mare, very well formed, about 14 hands 2 inches high ;
foaled in 1800—
Got by the C.A.R.H. Ashe's Roebuck— I. H. Old Janus— I.H. Old
Janus — I.H. Silver-Eye — I.H. Jolly Roger. N. C.
1809. JOHN JACKSON,
CHARLES J. JACKSON
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MAGNOLIA, (315)
A chesnut mare —
Got by Lyndsay's Arabian — I.H. Othello — I.H. Moreton's Traveller —
imported Mare, Col. Tasker's Selima, by the Godolphin Arabian.
1782. LUND. WASHINGTON.
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MAGNOLIO, (315)
Foaled about the year 1780 —
Got by Lyndsay's Arabian — I.H.Othello — I.H. Moreton's Traveller —
imported mare Selima. B. Dandridge, Esq. John Park Custis Esq.
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MAID-OF-THE-MILL, (316)
A.R.M. A roan mare, bred by Mr. James Gunn, of Lunenburgh Co.
Va.; foaled in 1801 —
Got by the C.A.R.H. Gimcrack, (Randolph's roan) — Protector — C.A.R.H.
Goode's Old Twigg— C. A . R. H. Lee's Old Mark Anthony. VA 1805 James Gunn.
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MARIETTA, (321)
A.R.M. a light bay mare, bred by Mr. John W.Land, of Sussex Co. Va.;
foaled in 1810 —
Got by Curtius — I.H. Dare-Devil — C.A.R.H. Old Bellair (son of I.H.H.
Old Medley)— O.A. H. Symmes's Old Wildair.
Va. 1827.
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MARIGOLD, (321)
A light chesnut mare, about 15 hands high ; foaled in 1HÄ—
Got by Old Tom-Tough— Hoskins's Sir Peter— I.H. Bedford— I.H.
Dare Devil— C.A.H. Symmes's Old Wildair— I.H.H. Old
Medley— I.H. Ranter.
Va. 1833. HUGH САМPBELL
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MERRY-PINTLE, (333)
A roan horse —
Got by I.H. Whirligig — I.H. Merry Pintle — out of a very high '
bred imported mare.
Feb. 16, 178S. JOSHUA GUFTON.

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MIDAS,
A light sorrel horse well formed, nearly 15 hands 2 inches high,
bred by Messrs. Goode
foaled in 1828—
Got by the C.A.R.H. American Eclipse (son of the C.A.R.H.
Duroc)— Sir Robin— I. H. Dare-Dcvil — I H. Sharke — C.A.R.H.
Apollo — Young Jenny Cameron, by I.H. Valliant — imported mare
Old Cameron.
Va. 1804. WILLIAM TOWNKS,
Dead WILLIAM O. GOODY,
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MOLL ROE, (344)
A pale sorrel mare —
Got by I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle Rock.
Va. 1763. JOHN DIGGER.
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MONKEY, (345)
С.A.Н. (Young,) a beautifully high formed and substantially made
sorrel horse, 15 hands high, possessed of great muscular powers
and action —
Got by I.H. Flimnap — I.H. Old Janus — I.H. Jolly Roger — thorough
bred mare, got by the I.H. Old Jolly Roger.
Va. 1808. JOHN SIMSON.
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MONKEY, (345)
A chesnut horse —
Got by I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Othello— I.H. Monkey— I.H. Dabster— I.H.
Bulle Rock. N. C.
1768. JAMES GOULD,
1769. HENRY CLARKE,
1771. JOSHUA HOWE,
Va. I771. WM. HILL,
1773. CHARLES HOARD.
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NABOB, (353)
A white horse, bred by Capt. Hume —
Got by the LH. Juniper— LH. Silver-Eye— LH. Monkey— LH.
Dabster.
Va. 1786. JAMES HUME
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NANCY DAWSON,
(Young) a roan mare ; foaled in 1799 — Got by Goode's P'8'S, out of Old Nancy Dawson, above stated, daughter of Old Twigg. Va. 1806. A. Y.
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NONPAREIL, (366)
A white horse —
Got by I.H. Juniper— I.H. Dabster— I.H. Bulle Rock.
Va. 1763. JOHN M'GiLL.
1765. JOHN DIGGES.
1768. JOSHUA DIGGES.
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NONPAREIL, (366)
A roan horse, foaled in 1756 —
Got by A H. Dabster— I.H. Dabster— LH. Bulle-Rock.
Va. 1763. AMBROSE GOUGH,
SAMUEL WILCOX.
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PANDOLPHO, (382)
A light bay horse —
Got by I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Jolly Roger— I.H. Moreton's Traveller— I.H.
Childers. N.C. 1779 William Manly
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PARTNERSHIP,
A yellow sorrel horse, bred in Tennessee; foaled in 1821 —
Got by Volunteer, (son of Gallatin, by I.H. Bedford) Rosy Clack, by I. H. Saltram — Cammilla, by the C. A. H. Melzar — — Jett, by Haynes's Flimnap — Diana, by Clodius — Sally Painter by the I.H. Evans's Starling — imported mare Silver. Tenn. 1830 W.W.
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PEACOCK, (389)
F.A.Q..R.H. (
Old) a pale sorrel horse, elegantly but very lightly
formed, possessing great power and strength for a horse of his
make; 15 hands fully high —
Got by I.H. Old Janus — his dam was an imported mare, brought
from Old Spain. N. B.
This horse was foaled the property of Joseph John Alston,
Esq. of Halifax Co. N. C. in 1760, and transferred to the late Mr.
Brinkley, of that County and State, and afterwards was called "
Brinkley's Peacock." He died in the State of South Carolina,
aged 26 years.
He was one of the swiftest quarter of a mile racers in America,
of his day, and won upwards of 840,000. N. C.
1772. JOSEPH JOHN ALSTON,
1826, GIDEON ALSTON,
1827,
1830, Hon. WILLIS ALSTON,
1833,
1825. Col. JOSEPH ALSTON,
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PEACOCK (390) A roan horse, 15 hand high--- Got by I.H. Whirling---Old Janus—out of a thoroughbred imported mare VA. 1790 William Wilson
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PILGRIM, (396)
A.R.H. a light bay horse, bred in Maryland-remarkably handsome —
Got by I.H. Hart's Old Medley— Crab. ...
Norfolk Herald, Va. 1797. HENRY PRESCOTT. 1801.
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PILOT, (397) A roan horse, the property of Mr. Alexander Nisbett, of S. C.; foaled in 1793 — Got by I. H. Flimnap — Hope, by I.H. Sharke — I.H.B. Old Fearnought — I.H. Monkey — I.H. Dancing Master — imported Spanish mare, called "Creeping Kate." S.C. 1829. ALEXANDER NISBETT.
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POMPADOUR, (
Old) a pale bay mare, bred by Capt. Josiah Hamilton —
Got by I.H. Lycurgus— I.H. Othello— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Jolly
Roger.
Va. 1778, JOSIAH HAMILTON,
1824. THEOPHILUS FIELD.

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QUINTINA, (418) A cream coloured mare, with a flaxen mane and tail, very well formed, about 15 hands 1 inch higii, bred by Mr. William Fox, of Greensville Co. Virginia; foaled in 1825 — Got by Peebles's
Alexander — Old Cream — Dog-Fish — Candidate —C.A.RH. Lee's Old Mark Anthony. N. C. 1832. WM. Fox, WM. MOODY, WM. WOODRUFF.
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RAGAMUFFIN,
A beautiful roan horse, lightly, but elegantly formed, 15 hands high,
bred by Mr. Hamlett ; foaled in 1779 —
Got by I.H. Whirligig — I.H. (Evans's) Starling— I.H. Merry Tom — I.H.
David— I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Jolly Roger. N. B. Although he was a very well bred horse, yet he was an infamous stallion, and died at 8 years of age. N. C. 1789. W. HOLMES. JAMES WATSON.
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RING-LEADER,
A black roan horse, bred by Col. James Scott, of Dinwiddie Co. Va.;
foaled in 18 11 —
Got by I.H. Crippled Wonder— I.H. Buzzard— C.A.R.H. Old
Bellair — I.H. Dare-Devil— C.4.R.I1. Gimcrack (Randolph's Roan) —
Nancy Bell, by I.H.B. Old Fearnought— I.H. Tolly Roger— I.H.
Othello — I.H. Monkey — imported mare, Miss Bell. N. C.
1788. EDWARD SCOTT, M. D.
1826.
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RODERICO, (434)
A beautiful and well formed roan horse, bred in the lower parts of N. C.
15 hands high-
Got by I.H. Monkey — I.H. Silver-Eye — thorough bred imponed
mare.
Va. 1 780. JOSIAH JONES.
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RODOLPHA,
A beautiful roan mare, very well formed, 15 hands high, bred by
the late Capt. James Devron —
Got by the I.H. Monkey — out of a well bred American Marc,
got by the I.H. Old Dabster. N. C.
1789. JAMES ROBINSON.
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ROSE, (437)
A roan mare, very well formed, about 15 hands 2 inches high, the
property of Mr. Christopher Reeves, of Dinwiddie County, Virginia ;
foaled in 1818 — Got by Omega (a son of I.H. Old Diomed)---C.A.R.H. Gimcrack (Randolph’s Roan)—C.A.R.H. Old Bellair---I.H.Hoomes’s Sterling---I.H. Buzzard---C.A.H. Symmes’s Old Wildair---A.H.Silver Eye. VA 1827. James Cox.

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RUSTY ROBIN (442) ARH a light bay horse, very well formed, 15 hands 1 inch high, bred by Capt. John C. Goode of Meclenburgh Co. Virginia; foaled in 1800--- Got by I.H. Old Diomed---Black Eyed Susan, by I.H. Old Sharko---Liberty (son of I.H. Old Dove)---F.A.H. mare Miss Slamerkin, by I.H. Wildair---imported mare Cub, by Cub---Second, &c. &c VA. 1829 JOHN C. GOODE.
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SELIM, (449)
A light sorrel horse, 15 hands 1 inch high —
Got by I.H. Othello — I.H. Hamilton's Figure — imported thorough
bred Mare.
Va. 1778. JAMES COALK,
JOSHUA C. COALE.
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SELIM, (450)
A light bay horse, exceedingly well formed, bred by Mr. McGill —
Got by the I.H. English Selim— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Shock— L H, Sober John — I.H. Moreton's Traveller. Va. 1800. WM. McGiLL.
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SILVER-EYE, (459)
A pale sorrel horse, with glass eyes, very well formed, 14 hands 3
inches high, bred by the late Mr. James Henderson, on the Me-
herrin River — in North Carolina,
Got bythel.H. Merry Tom— I.H. Silver-Eye — I.H. Evans's Starling- — I.H.
Old David — I.H. Bucephalus — thorough bred Mare. N. C.
1785, JAMES HENDERSON,
1789, WM. HENDERSON,
1791. JAMES HENDERSON, Jr.
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SILVER-EYE,
A light chesnut horse —
Got by I.H. Silver-Eye — imported English Mare.
Va. 1767, THOMAS MOORE.
1768,
1769.
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SILVER-FACE,
A pale bay horse, 15 hands high, bred by James Taylor, Esq. of
North Carolina —
Got by the I.H. Skim— I.H. Old Silver-Eye— I.H. Moreton's
Traveller— I.H. Old Jolly Roger. N. C.
1796, JAMES TAYLER,
1798, JAMES E. TAYLER.
1799,
1800.
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SILVER-HEELS,
A roan horse, 15 hands high — Got by I.H. Old Janus— I.H. Old Janus— I.H.B. Old Fearnought —I.H. Jolly Roger— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Othello— I.H. Monkey —I.H. Dabster. Va. 1782. WM. CLIFFORD, 1783. JAMES PARKER, 1783. SAMUEL ADAMS.
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SILVER-MANE, (461) A sorrel mare, with a milk white mane and tail, very well formed,
nearly 15 hands high, bred. by the late Mr. James Henderson, of
North Carolina —
Got by I.H. Sprightly — I.H. Evans's Starling— I.H. Merry-Tom — I.H.
Old David— I. H. Bucephalus — thorough bred mare. N. C.
1785. JAMES HENDERSON,
1789. WM. HENDERSON,
1791. JAMES HENDERSON, Jun.
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SILVER-TAIL, (461)
A well formed roan horse, with a milk white tail —
Got by I.H. Silver-Eye — imported English mare.
Va. 1769. THOMAS MOORE. 1778. 1779.
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SILVER-TAIL,
A dark brown horse, nearly 15 hands high, with no marks, whatever,
about him, except his having a white tail, bred by the late
James Tayler, Esq. of N. C. — Got by 1.Ы. Skim— I.H. Moreton's Traveller— I. H. Jolly Roger. N. C. 1796. JAMES TAYLER, 1798. JAMES E. TAYLER. 1799. 1800.
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SNAKE,
A pied horse, like a snake, and handsomely formed, 15 hands 1 inch
high —
Got by I.H. Merry- Tom — I.H. Starling, (Evans's) — out of an imported
thorough bred mare.
Va. 1784. JONAS JENKINS.
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SUWARROW, (484)
A roan horse, bred (it is believed) in Amelia County, Virginia —
Got by I.H. Dare-Devil I.H. Old Sharke Ball's & Maclin's
Fearnought— I.H. Arislolle— I H. Jolly Roger — I.H. Old Janus.
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TUSK,
A blue roan horse —
Got by the I.H. Old Janus — C.A.Q..R.H. Brinkley's Old Peacock — C.A.R.H.
Lee's Old Mark Anthony— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Jolly
Roger — I.H. Silver-Eye.
Va. 1804. FRANCIS BALLARD,
WILLIAM BALLARD.
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VICTORIOUS, (518)
A roan horse, bred by Mr. John Townes, of Amelia Co. Va. ; foaled
in 1799—
Got by the C.A.R.H. Gimcrack (Randolph's Roan) — Apollo — I. H.
Crawford— I.H. Aristotle — I.H. Old Janus.
Va. 1827. JOHN TOWNES.
1828.
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WHITE STOCKINGS, (532)
A light sorrel horse, 14 hands 2 inches high---- Got by I.H. Dabster----I.H. Bulle Rock---her dam was an English mare
VA 1743 Alex Andrews 1745 George Scott 1748 Charles Watson
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WHYNOT (532)
A light sorrel horse, 15 hands 2 inches high bred by Mr. George Hart--- Got by the I.H. Merry-Tom---I.H.Whirligig—I.H. Old Janus out of a thoroughbred mare N.C. 1784 George Hart
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YELLOW-JACKET, (544)
A pale bay horse, bred by George Hudson, Esq. very well formed,
14 hands 3 inches high; foaled in 1766 —
Got by I.H.Silver-Eye — I.H. Jolly Roger — I.H. Childers. N. C.
1771. GEORGE HUDSON.
1772. JAMES САМИ.
1773. JOSHUA DOUGLAS.
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YELLOW-JACKET, (544)
A yellow sorrel horse, tolerably well formed, bred in the Isle of
Wight County, Virginia —
Got by the I.H. Pantaloon — Skipwith's Black-and-all-Black —
Apollo— I.H. Silver-Eye— I.H. Jolly Roger. N. C.
1800. ' WM. GOULD.
Va. 1804. DANIEL JOHNSON. S. C.
1808. WM. How.
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ZEBRA, A pied horse, full 15 hands high, bred by the late Mr. Atkinson — Got by I.H. Druid— I.H. Old Sharke— C.A..R.H. Lee's OldMark Anthony — I.H. Silver-Eye — I.H. Jolly Roger — I.H. Monkey. Va. 1821. JAMES COOKE.
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ZEBRA, A striped horse, well formed, 15 hands 1 inch high — Got by Ranger (alias Lyndsay's Arabian) — I.H. Old Janus — IH. Silver-Eye— I.H. Old Monkey. Va. 1786. JOHN THOMPSON, N. C. 1788. WM. JAMEISON, Va. 1790. JAMES HARDIMAN.

[aethervox]

Jorge,

Did you see Mulatto-Mary (page 351)?

MULATTO-MARY, C.A.R.M.

This celebrated race mare was sold by William M. West, Esq. of New Hope Race Course, Halifax County, North Carolina, to Mr. Thomas J. Goodman, of Baltimore, Maryland, in May, 1827 — then 4 years of age. Mr. West gave her the above name from her being of a dun or yellow bay colour — Got by the C.A.R.H. Old Sir Archie (son of the I.H. Old Diomed) — Orion (son of I.H. Hoomes's Stirling) — Driver.

Signed, B. B. HUNTER.

The above was taken from the books of the Union Race Course, Kings County, New- York, near the city of New-York, in July, 1833.

[Jorge]

Thanks for the addition. There may be other names that can be added.

[Jorge]

It is important to keep this site at hand for the benefice of all coat color
students: http://books.google.com/books?id=02UCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA28