288 THE HORSE. 



1776. Medley, gr., by Gimcrack, out of own sister to the 

 renowned Sir Peter's dam, by Snap — Eegulus, &c. 



1758. Centinel, by Blank — son of the Godolphin Arabian, 

 out of a Bartlett's Child ers mare, — dam by Cade — Partner, &c. 



Janus, son of the Godolphin Arabian's son, Janus, dam by 

 Fox — Bald Galloway, &c. Imported into Yirginia 1752. 



1725. Monkey, imported 1747, by the Lonsdale Bay Ara- 

 bian — Curwen's Bay Barb — Byerly Turk, &c. 



Silver-Eye, by the Cullen Arabian — Curwen's Bay Barb, 

 &c., to old Yintner mare. 



The pedigrees of Boston and Fashion will serve as examples 

 of the best modern blood in " the States." Boston and Fashion's 

 dams were bred in Yirginia, when decidedly our " race-horse 

 region." Their ancestors, Timoleon and Eeality, nobly con- 

 tended against each other as the best two of their year, and 

 among the best, as well as the earliest, of Sir Archy's distin- 

 guished get. For many years we have rarely had a first-rate 

 race-horse that was not descended from Sir Archy. 



