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—4. 'A Chesnut Colt, 2 years old, by Philho da Puta, out of
Johanna Southcote, by Beningbroughengaged in a Sweep-
stakes of 150 sov. each, 11. ft. Ab. M. on Thursday, Craven
Meeting, 1825, in Mr. Bentit's name.-5. A Bay Filly,2 years
old, by Waterloo, dam by Soothsayer, out of Eliza Teazle—
engaged in the Grand Duke Michael, 50 each, p. p. (20 sub-
seribers).—fi. A Grey Filly, 2 years old, by Watton, out of
Lisette—engaged in the Newmarket St. Leger, of 25 sov. each.
Wednesday, First October Meeting, D. I. 1825 (11 subscribers).
—7. A hay Miley, 2 years old, by Partisan, out of Brown
Duchess, by Orville, out of Sagona, by Sorcerer, her dam by
Woodpecker, out of Gohanna's .darn.-8. A Brown Filly, 2
years old, by Soothsayer, out of Rantipole, by Selim, dam by
Volunseer, grandeur by Ilighflyer, &c.-9. A Chesnut Filly,
2 years old, by Amadis out of ceana, by Cerberus, out of
Doctor S y tax 's darn by Beningbrougb.
YEARLINGS, dam,
N-GENTLE WORK AT NEW-
MARKET.

Lot 10. A Bay Colt, by Waterloo, dam by Soothsayer, out
of Eliza Teazle, by Sir Peter—engaged in the Scrub Stakes of
109 soy. each, h. ft., Wednesday, 2d Spring Meeting, 18211,
(12 subscribers), and in the Grand Duke Michael Stakes of 50
soy. each, p.p., Monday,. Ist October Meeting, 1828.-11. A
Chesnut Colt, by Aladdin-, out of Rantipole, by Selim, engaged
in the 2,000 guineas stakes of 100 each, h. ft. Tuesday, Ist
Spring Meeting; and in the Scrub stakes of WO soy. each,
h. ft. Monday, Houghton Meeting, both 11128.-12. A Bay Colt
by Aladdin, out of Brown Duchess, by Orville— engaged in the
2;000gs. stakes of 100 each, h. ft. Tuesday, Ist Spring Meeting ;
and in the Gram: Duke Michael Stakes of 50 sovereigns each,
Monday, First October Meeting, both 1828-13. A Bay Filly,
by Waterloo, out of Blowing (Interpreter's darn) engaged in the
Prendergast Stakes of 50 sovs. each,. h. ft T.Y.C. Friday, Se-
cond October Meeting, 1825 (27 subscribers) and in the 1000 gs.
stakes of 100 each, h. ft. 11. M. Thursday, First Spring Meet-
ing, 1828-14. A Chesnut Filly, by Aladdin, out of Johanna
Sou thcote, by Beninghrough' engaged in the Prendergast Stakes,
of 50 soyA. each, h. ft. T. Y.C. r rtday, Second October, 1825
(7 subscribers). —l5. A Bay Colt, by Aladdin, out of Doll
Tearsheet, by Sorcerer, out of Blowing (the darn of Interpreter,
Bronze, &c.)—l6. A Bay Colt, by Anticipation, out of Eliza,
by Rubens, out of Aladdin and Tumbler's dam.—l 7. A Bay
Filly, by Waterloo, out of Scheherazade, by Selim, her darn,
Gipsy, by Trumpator, out of a sister to Postmaster.-18. A.
Grey Filly, by Young Gohanna, dam by Driver, out of Frac-
tious, by Mercury, her dam by Woodpecker, out of Everlast-
ing, by Eclipse.

. ' FOALS of 1824,
To 1):, DELIVERED at UNDERLE

Lot 19. A Brown 0)1t, by Comus, out of Miss Wasp, by
Waxy (the darn of Manfred)—engaged in a Sweepstake of
200 sovereigns each, b. ft. (3 subscribers), Thursday, Cra-
ven Meeting, 1827.-20. A Bay Colt,•by Comus, out of Little
Queen, by Haphazard, out of Bourbon's. darn. (This mare
was the darn of the Duke of Rutland's Scarborough. )-21. 'A.
Black or Brown Colt, by Comus, dam by Waxy, out of Ca-
price, by Walton ; her dam, Vanity, by Buzzard.-22. A Ches-
nut Colt, by Comus, dam by Gohanna, out of Chesnut Skim
(the darn of Election).--23. A-Roan Colt, by Rainbow, out of
Grey Duchess. by Young Whiskey (the darn of Funny, Punt,
SEc.)-24. A Bay Colt, by Aladdin, out of Doil Tearsheet, by
Sorcerer, out of Blowing, the dam of Interpreter, Bronze, &c.-
25. A Bay Colt, by Walton, darn by Wizard, her darn, Li-
sette, by Hambletonian.-26. A Bay Colt, .by Rainbow, darn
by Soothsayer, out of Eliza. Teazle, by Sir Peter.— 27. A Bay
Colt, by Rainbow, out of Miss Witch, by Sorcerer, her dam,
Rosetta, by Young Woodpecker.-28. A Grey Filly, by Rain-
bow, out of Scheheraz;.tde, by Se A Bay Filly, by
Rainbow, out of Brown Duchess, by Orville, out of Sagana, by
Sercerer-30. A Chesnut Filly, by Coinus, dam by Election,
out of Fair Helen, by Hambletonian.-31. A Bay Filly, by
Rainbow, out of Eliza, by Rubens, out of Aladdin and Tum-
bler's dam.-32. A Bay Filly, by Merlin, dam by Dick An_
Brews, out of Donna Clara.-33. H Bay Filly, by Orville,
out.ofDulcamara, by Waxy, her darn, Witchery (sister to
Sorcery) by Sorcerer.

LIST OF UNDER LEV STUD MARES IN FO A L, THE
PRODUCE OF WHICH ARE FOR SALE.

A Mare, by Election, out of Fair Eln, by ila;;E;fetonian.;
in foal to Walton--tlio produce engaged in a :Sw2epsalt6 of
200 sit:. each, h. ft. (4 subscribers), Monday, Craven Meet.
ing, 1828.—Fpsom Lass, by `",ir Peter, out of Alex'init ; in foal
to .Mr. Smith's A'rabiati..Lj. ‘giieS,liTSoreerei, out of Amelia,
by iiightlyer; in foal to Walton —Amy, -by -Maley, out of
-Acitialina (Moresco's: dam) in foal to Walton.--Johanna South-
'cote, by Bedingbrough, out of Lavinia by Pipator, out of the
dam of Dick Andrews • in foal to Walton.—Eliza, by Rubens,
dam by Walnut (the dam of Tumbler and Aladdin), in foal
to Walton.—Scheherazade, by Selim, her dam, Gipsy, by
-Truinpator, Out of a sister to Postmaster,by Ilerod ; in foal
to Walton.—Miss Witch,..-by
.Sorcerer, out Of Rosetta, by
Young Woodpecker; in foal to Walton.—Sister to Elec-
tion ; in foal to Walton.—Dulcarnara, by Waxy, ' out
of Witchery (sister to Sorcery) by Sorcerer ; in foal' to
Walton.—:l Mare, by Soothsayer, out of Miss -.Eliaz
Teazle, by Sir Peter Teazle, her dam Eliza, by HighflYer ; la
foal to Walton.—A Mare, 1,), Cato, out of Omphale
Blucher), by Waxy,out of Pantina ; in foal toWalton.—Brc.vii
Duchess, by Orville, out of Susanna, by Sorcerer; is foal !'''
Walton.—A Mare, by Waxy, out of Caprice, by 'Welton ;in
'foal to Reveller.—A Mare, by Walton, dam y Shuttle,.„ gran-
dam by Weasel, out of an Anca.ter mare ; ill foal to
by
.I;ter:
—Ramipole, by Selim, darn by Volonteer..gr4l_o3llll; 1 I g
Fillies,
1 of}Llsette,
flyer ;. in foal to Aladdin.—A Marc, Ly Wlz.i"7
by HaMbletonian, in foal to St. Pa • trick —A Mare, (sister to
b Dick
y
Andrews, out of Bonne Clara,' in fo-'1
t.:
in foal to Sinalcnsko.
by Stamford, out of a sister to Repe.atLest
'(tite dam Of A.3ar.hae,
•—A Mare, by Driver, out of Fracqotha_ _ .
_,
_.
Nir lebone.-4.latitlit. , was
A mazon, •H annibal, &e.) in foal to : Patrick,
—Lady Erne,
got by Giles, darn by Walnut.
Lot PO which' • 200 - .
the COITIIIS Colt, 40 • , IS cs. to be
100 gs. excepting t ,Purchasers
expense anSirisk.—
delivered at Underley, at the
..
' f the Foals of this year. il-Colts, 150 gs. Fillies,
The price-of 18014. is—Colts, 150 gs.
100 gs., to be delivered at weaning; time —Un
• derley is one mile
trout Kirby Lonsdale.
The price 'of all the Foals of
For further particulars, apply to Messrs, Tattersall, by letter,
ye.lit paid.
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