In 178S, at Newm^rkejt, the whip, by AnviJ.
In 1784, at Newmarket, five hogsheads df
claret, by Gonzales^ and two by B^ance, the
second horse.
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In 1786, at Salisbury, the silver bowl, by
Challenger.
Herod was( a stallion at Neather Hall» near
Bury, Suffolk ; and {h>m the year 1774, to the
tinie of his death (#hich happened on the l£th
of May, 178b; agedtwcnty^two), he served mares



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at twenty-five guineasf and tea fthiUing^' the
groom.
Mr. 0*Eell/8 Old Tabtar mare, dam of
ItStttnrj^ Volunteer, Queen Mnhi dec. ftc.
After the Duke (^ Boltoti^e death, alie i>e»
came the property of Peter Hampond, Enq.
who tmide a present of her to ^ fter. Mr.
Lascelle^ of GilUng, ntar Richmond, York*
sbtre; wfaiefa gentleman, $ome time after, at
Newmarket^ gave faer to a friend of his in the
South of England, who occasionally used her
as a hack, and bred several foals from her be^
fore she was piit to Snip. This mares, when
turned of twenty years of age, was purchased
for five guineas by a person, who sold her for a
guinea profit ; after which, Mr. O^Kelly bought
her at 100 guineas. It has been asserted, that
Mr. 6'KeUy cleared 30,000 guineas hj the pro-
duce of this mare, after she Was turned of

twenty years of age.
'■'•'<'.'..
' It is worthy of remark, that the abov^ man
was thirty-six years of age when she produded
Queen Mab, who has also bred a great number
of winners: among^ttiereBt, RaiiEifBRANCBK
%y PiPATOBi who iifon six times at three years

tiUlv^iidii now d^stallioD in Loid Stirathaaortf ft
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