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Thomas Alderson's stable, Nashville; $50; 1837 at George Elliott's; 

 1838 in Lincoln County. 



MAMBRINO, dk. ch. foaled 1827; by American Eclipse, dam John 

 Randolph's Grand Dutchess by Gracchus. Bred by Gen. C. 

 Irvin of Philadelphia. A. J. Donelson purchased one half interest 

 in 1835 and kept him several seasons at his farm near the Her- 

 mitage. $40; $50. 



MARSHAL NEY, foaled 1824; by Pacolet, dam Virginia by imp 

 Dare Devil. H M. Rev. Hardy M. Cryer's. 



MERMAN, imp br. foaled 1826; by Whalebone dam by Orville. 

 Imported by Dr. Merritt of Virginia; 1836, 1837 at L. P. Cheat- 

 ham's; 1838 at Alex Black's, McMinnville. $60; $100. See 

 LAP DOG and LEVIATHAN. 



STILL OTHER GOOD ONES 

 Still other successful stallions of this decade were: 



ANDREW JACKSON, by Virginian, dam by Sir Arthur; Giles County. 

 BELLAIR, by Sir Archy, dam Favorite by Bellair, g. dam by imp 



Bedford; owned by Robert H. Peyton; stood at Jackson. 

 CHESTERFIELD, by Pacific, dam Roxana; A. T. Nolen's, near Frank- 

 lin; $30. 



CITIZEN, by Stockholder, dam Patty Puff by Pacolet; Giles County. 

 CORONET, imp b. by Catton, dam by Paynator. Imported in 1837 



by Dr. Merritt of Virginia. Stood at Edward Hoskins near 



Somerville, $60; $100. See AINDERBY. Coronet won about 30 



races. 

 COUNT BADGER, ch. foaled 1826; by American Eclipse, dam by 



Hickory. W. T. Sperrill's, Lincoln County. 

 CRAMP, by Arab, dam by Sir Archy; Giles County. 

 FLINT, by Stockholder, dam Sting by Conqueror; Jesse L. Flippin's, 



near Somerville. 

 FROZENHEAD, by Crusher, dam by Sir Archy. Crusher's dam by imp 



Sir Harry. A. B. Newsom's. 

 GASTON, by imp Truffle, dam Lady La Grange by Sir Archy. Col. 



Joseph H. Townes, Dresden. 

 GLENROY, by Editor, dam by Sir Hal; D. D. McFalls, near 



Columbia. 



GOLD BOY, by Industry, dam by Oscar; Jesse Luton's near Pulaski. 

 GREY ARCHY, by Sir Archy, dam by Grey Medley, foaled 1811. 



