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RECORD OP MARES AND SIRES. 



Vol. v. 



DAYBREAK— 731. 



Owners. 

 Cecil Boyle, 

 Picton, Buxton, Derbyshire. 



Chestnut. Foaled 1892. 

 PRIZE : — 1893, Premium (£15) Hunters' Improvement Society. 

 Breeder, John Longton, Over Kellet, Carnforth, Lane. 

 Sire, HuNTiNGTOWER (Vol. XVI., p. 391), by Peter. 

 Dmn, BoxDSMAiD (697). 



DESPAIR— 732. Major-General Jago-Trelawny, 



Coldrenick, Liskeard, Cornwall. 

 Black. Foaled 1891. 

 Breeder, Major-General Jago-Trelawny, Coldrenick, Liskeard. 

 Sire, Blood Eed (Vol. XVI., p. 51), by See Saw. 

 Dam, Rosy (451), by Hot Shot (Vol. X., p. 428), by Artillery. 



(See rule 4 page 17) 



DIANA— 733. Capt. Hon. C. Lambton, 



(V.C.) Naval and Military Club, Piccadilly, W. 



Bay, white star on forehead, grey hairs on quarter. Foaled 1880. 



Height about 15*2. 

 RACES won by this mare qualifying her for registry (rule 5a) : — 



is'ss' A r'l l^tl i' Viceroy's Staff Cup at Fairyhouse Easter Meetings. 



Hunted by owner five seasons with the Meath, Kildare and North Yorkshire ; up 



to 13 stone 7 lbs. 

 Breeder, James Tolan, Courtlough, Lusk, Ireland. 



Sire, EoB Eoy (Vol. XL, p. 477; XIV., p. 585), by Artillery. 



Dam, Countess (H.B.), by Eidolon (Vol. X., p. 37), by The 



Flying Dutchman. 

 G. dam, by Navarino (Vol. X. p. 351), by Codrington. 



Diana's " full sister, " Maid of the Mist " (806) ; is also registered in Volume V. 



