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the Earl of Portmore. He was got by Old Cartouch, 

 son of the Bald Galloway, got by the St. Victor's 

 barb ; the dam of Old Cartouch was got by the 

 Hampton Court Cripple barb, his grandam by Make- 

 less, his great grandam by Place's White Turk. The 

 dam of Young Cartouch was bred by his Grace the 

 Duke of Somerset ; she was full sister to Red 

 Rose, being both out of the same mare, and got by 

 the Hampton Court chesnut Arabian. 



This horse, though a galloway, won several 

 prizes against sized horses. 1736, he won a £20 

 plate at Hounslow, weight lOst. ; £30 plate at 

 Reading, weight lOst.; 1737, £15 Galloway plate 

 at Sahsbury ; £20 Galloway plate at Winchester ; 



1738, £20 Galloway plate at Guildford; £40 at 

 Winchester, weight list.; £15 Galloway purse at 

 Huntingdon ; 50 gs. purse at Lewes, weight lOst. ; 



1739, £20 give and take stakes at Monmouth ; £20 

 galloway prize at Hereford ; after which, he served 

 as a stallion in his Lordship's stud. 



Partner. A grey horse, foaled in 1731, bred by 

 Lord Portmore, and sold to Mr. Grisewood. 



Partner was got by Mr. Croft's Partner ; his 

 dam by Hutton's Grey Barb, grandam (Bay Wil- 

 kinson's dam) by Whynot, great grandam by 

 Wilkinson's Turk, out of a mare of Mr. Wilkin- 

 son's, called Old Woodcock, by the Darcy Wood- 

 cock. 



In 1730, Partner won the 20 gs. stake at Win- 



