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CAYUGA MAID, b. m. (Pacer.) 

 In 1850 went under the saddle in 2.28. 



CENTREVILLE, br. g., 



Foaled 184- ; got by Henry Clay ; dam by Mambrino, 1449. 

 He trotted in harness, 1853, in 2.30-2.31-2.31-2.34-2.35. 



CENTREVILLE MAID, b. m. 



Trotted in harness, in Ohio, 1866, in 2.29^-2.251-2,32^. 

 CHAMPION, ch. h., 



Foaled 18 ; got by Alraack, son of Mambrino, 1449; dam a 

 seven-eighths-bred mare. 



Bred on Long Island ; owned by Wm. R. Grinnell, Cayuga Co., 



N. Y. 



CHAMPION (J R .), ch. h., 



Foaled 18 ; got by Champion (above) ; dam unknown. 



This was the sire of Bonner's famous Auburn Horse. Owned 



near Auburn, N. Y. 



CHANCELLOR, 



Foaled 18 ; got by Mambrino, 1449. 



CHANCELLOR, gr. g., 



Foaled 182-; got by Chancellor. 



In 1831, trotted thirty-two miles in two hours, at Philadelphia. 



CHARLEY ABEL, b. g. 

 This is the same horse as Pelham, which see. 



CHARLES KENT MARE, br. m., 



Foaled about 1832; got by imp. Bellfounder ; dam One Eye, by 

 Hambletonian, 1097; g. d. Silvertail, by imp. Messenger. [See 

 Silvertail.] 



Bred by Jonas Seely, Orange Co., K Y. 



CHARLIE SHADWICK. 

 At Pittsburg trotted in harness, 1865, in 2.34-2.36^2.38. 



CHARLOTTE TEMPLE, gr. m., 



Foaled 182- ; got by Young Bashaw ; dam a Virginia mare. 

 Taken to England. 



