654 AMERICAN STUD-BOOK. MARES. 



MISS RYLAND, gr., 



Foaled 1813 ; got by Gracchus, 1061 ; dam Sally, by Sans Culottes, 

 2171 ; g. d. Duette, by Silvertail, 2270. [See Duette.] 

 Bred by John Randolph, of Roanoke. 



MISS SELDEN, 



Foaled 180- ; got by imp. Diomed, 709; dam by Wildair, 2754 ; 

 g. d. by imp. Flimnap, 931 ; by imp. Janus, 1222 ; by imp. Fear- 

 nought, 888 ; by imp. Jolly Roger, 1274 ; imp. Mary Gray, which 

 see. 



Bred by Miles Selden, of Ya. 



MISS SELDEN (YOUNG), 



Foaled 1831 ; got by Giles Scroggins, 1032 ; dam Caroline, by Sir 

 Archy, 2278 ; g. d. Diana, by imp. Dion, 724 ; Miss Selden, by imp. 

 Diomed, 709; -by Wildair, 2754. [See Miss Selden, above.] 



MISS SERAB, b., 



Foaled 1830; got by imp. Serab, 2210; dam Agnes, by Sir Solo- 

 mon, 2316 ; g. d. Romp, by Duroc, 791 ; Romp, by imp. Messen- 

 ger, 1562. [See Romp.] 



Bred by Thomas Pearsall. Sold to C. H. Hall, of N. Y. 



This appears to be the only one of Serab's get in this country. 



MISS SLAMMERKIN, 4. 



Foaled 17 ; got by imp. Wildair, 2752 ; dam the imp. Cub Mare, 

 by Cub ; g. d. by Second ; by Starling ; by Partner ; by 

 Greyhound ; by Makeless ; by Brimmer ; by Place's White 

 Turk ; by Dods worth ; Lay ton Barb mare. 



This mare was greatly distinguished, and is one of the most promi- 

 nent landmarks in American pedigrees. 



MISS SPORTLEY, gr., 



Foaled 1817 ; got by Bush's Messenger, '1564 ; dam Miss Constable, 

 which see. 



Bred by Cadwallader R. Colden, Pittstown, N. Y. 



MISS TUCKER, b., 

 Foaled 1829 ; got by Arab, 99 ; d:im by imp. Archduke, 103 ; g. cl. 



