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Crofts's Egyptian Horse, Curwin's Jew Trump, 

 Coneyskin's Cinnamon, Chaunter, Catouch, Cy- 

 prus Arabian, Devonshire's Childers, Devonshire's 

 Arabian, Devonshire's Blacklegs, Dunkirk, Easby 

 Snake, Fox, Fox Club, Graeme's Champion, Grey- 

 hound, Younghound, Grey Barb at Hampton 

 Court, Grey Crofts at Hampton Court, Godol- 

 phin Arabian, Gallant's Smiling Tom, Hutton's 

 White Hunter, Hartley's Blind Horse, Hip. 

 Hall's Arabian, Hutton's Grey Childers, Hamp- 

 ton Court Childers, Hutton's Blacklegs, Hob- 

 goblin, Heneage's Whitenose, Jigg, Johnston's 

 Turk, Leedes, Litton's Chesnut Arabian, Lamp- 

 rie, Manica, Metcalf's Harlequin, Matthews 's Per- 

 sian, Manner's Doctor, Nottingham's Arabian, 

 Newton's Arabian, Oysterfoot, Pigett's Turk, 

 Partner, Ruffler, Royal, Sorehues, Skipjack, 

 Strickland's Arabian, Smalis's Childers, Tifter, 

 Woodcock, Wood's Counsellor, Wyndham, Wil- 

 liam's Squirrel, Wynn's Arabian, Young Bel- 

 grade, Young True Blue, and many others. 



The Coombe Arabian (sire of Methodist) was 

 first called Mr. Piggott's Grey Arabian, and after- 

 wards Lord Bolingbroke's Grey Arabian. He 

 covered at Chesterton Hall, near Stilton, Hun- 

 tingdonshire, in 1770 and 1771, at 10^5. and 5s., 

 and in 1772 at Pokesley Green, two miles from 

 Stoney Stratford, Northamptonshire, at the same 

 price. He was also sire of Lord OfFord's Delia, 

 Jansanist, and Europa ; of Mr. Vernon's Minima ; 



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