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time being 2.17, the first and second heats, although he is not entitled 

 to the record, having been beaten. 



DICTATOR, b. h., 



Foaled 1863 ; got by Volunteer ; dam by Old Abdallah. 

 Bred by Edwin Thorne. 



DICTATOR, ch. g. 

 Trotted to wagon, on the Fashion Course, 1865, in 2.36-2.43J-2.341. 



DICK TURPIN, b. g. 

 Trotted in Kentucky, 1860, in harness, 2.37J-2.32-2.33. 



DIXIE, gr. m., 



Foaled 1858 ; got by Pilot, Jr. ; dam a trotting mare. 

 Owned by J. Dufty, St. Louis, Mo. 



DOLLY, 



Foaled 1 82- ; got by Messenger (?) ; dam said to be thoroughbred. 

 In 1837, she trotted ten miles, with 310 Ibs., in a wagon, in 34.07. 



DOLLY DUNCAN, ch. m. 

 Trotted, 1859, in Louisville, Ky., to wagon, in 5.21^-5.23. 



DOLLY SPANKER, br. m. 



This mare was the dam of George Wilkes, and in 1853 she trotted 

 three times in 2.27. 



DON JUAN, b. h., 



Foaled 1 8 ; got by John Anderson ; dam Gipsey, by Almack, 

 which see. 



DON JUAN, ch. g. 



In 1836, he trotteu two miles under the saddle in 5.17-5.14, which 

 was then five seconds the best time on record. 



DONNA, gr. m., 



Foaled 1861 ; got by Toronto Chief; dam by Henry Clay ; g. d. by 

 Young Duroc, 792, and said to be thoroughbred. 

 Bred by A. B. Conger, of N. Y. 



