'220 THE HORSE OF AMERICA. 



New Jersey, New York and Eastern Pennsylvania. We will not 

 only give their names, but the blood elements also, so that all 

 can see that Messenger not only had competitors but competitors 

 of the highest grade of running blood. 



Admiral, by Florizel, son of King Herod. 



Ancient Pistol, by Ancient Pistol, son of Snap. 



Arrakooker, by Drone, son of King Herod. 



Baronet, by Vertumnus, son of Eclipse. 



Benjamin, by Ruler, son of Young Marske. 



Creeper, by Tandem, son of Dainty Davy. 



Deserter, by Lenox, son of Delpini, by Highflyer. 



Dey of Algiers, Arabian. 



Diomed (Tate's), by Phenomenon, son of King Herod. 



Driver, by Saltram, son of Eclipse. 



Drone, by King Herod. 



Dungannon (Young), by Dungannon. 



Expedition, by Pegasus, son of Eclipse. 



Express, by Postmaster, son of King Herod. 



Exton, by Highflyer, son of King Herod. 



Florizel, by Florizel, son of King Herod. 



Grand Seignor, Arabian. 



Highflyer (1732), by Highflyer. 



Highflyer (1792), by Highflyer. 



Highlander (Brown), by Paymaster. 



Highlander (Gray), by Bordeaux. 



Honest John, by Sir Peter Teazle. 



Joseph, by Ormond, son of King Fergus. 



King William, by King Herod. 



King William, by Paymaster. 



Light Infantry, by Eclipse. 



Magnetic Needle, by Magnet. 



Magnum Bonum, by Matchem. 



Nimrod, by King Fergus. 



North Star, by North Star, son of Matchem. 



Paymaster, by Paymaster. 



Prince Frederick, by Fortunio. 



Punch, by King Herod. 



Revenge, by Achilles. 



Rodney, by Paymaster. 



Royal George, by Jupiter, son of Eclipse. 



Royalist, by Saltram. 



Slender, by King Herod. 



Sour Grout, by Highflyer. 



Venetian, by Doge. 



Yorkshire, by Jupiter, son of Eclipse. 



Here we have forty-one imported English stallions, contem- 



