472 THE HORSE. 



Otuello or Black and All Black — Foaled 1743. By Crab out of 

 Miss Slamerkin, bred by Lord Portmore. Imported iuto Maryland 

 from Ireland about 1767, by Governor Sharp. He was own bro- 

 ther to Oroonoko. 



As a proof how incorrectly pedigrees were kept in America, 

 the Maryland Gazette of 1756, gives his pedigree as by Crab, dam 

 by Hampton Court Childers. — Edgar's Stud Book. 



Pacolet — Said to be imported by Col. Hopper, of Maryland. By 

 Sparke out of Queen Mab — also imported — by Musgrove's Gray 

 Arabian, dam by Hampton Court Childers, Harrison's Arabian, 

 Chestnut Arabian Leedes ; her dam was also the dam of Croft's 

 Greyhound. 



This is on the strength of an advertisement of 1778, and Mr. 

 Thomas Goode's certificate. No such Pacolet or Queen Mab are to 

 be found in Weatherby's Stud Book. 



This horse had however a very great reputation as a stock-get- 

 ter, and his blood still holds its own. 



Pam — Foaled in 1757. By Kegulus, Cade, Sedbury, Scarborough 

 Colt, Woodcock, &c. He was afterwards called Lord Boling- 

 broke's Vatout. He was imported by Mr. Fenwicke in 1764, after 

 having run well in England in 1761, '62 and '63. — Miliken's Turf 

 History of S. C. 



Pantaloon — Foaled 1778. By Herod out of Nutcracker, mare by Old 

 Matchem, her dam Miss Starling imported into Virginia. 



Partner — Moore's — By Partner out of Camilla, sister to Starling, by 

 Bay Bolton. Imported into "Virginia about 1766. 



Partner — By Croft's Partner, Godolphin Arabian, Old Fox, Childers, 

 Makeless, Tafiblet Barb, Barb mare, bred by Richard Crofts, of 

 Baby, Yorkshire, and proved by his certificate. Not in the Stud 

 Book. Probably named after his importation. 



Partner — By the Duke of Hamilton's Figure, Old Figure, Stand- 

 ard, (fee, dam Brittania, grand dam Queen Mab, &c. 



Partner — By Imported horse Morton's Traveller, out of Col. Tasker's 

 . Imp. Selima, by the Godolphin Arabian, got previous to their im- 

 portation, and probably named afterward. Not in the Stud Book. 



Passenger — Foaled 1836. By Langar, dam My Lady by Comus. The 

 Colonel's dam by Delpini. He was bred by Mr. Corbin, and 

 brought to Virginia. 



