The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., 第 38 卷John William Carleton 1857 |
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... filly , sister to the 460 - guinea Goldfinch and the 910 - guinea Greenfinch , only made 210 gs . Saline , by Orlando out of Alkali , was No. 2 at 720 gs . last year , whereas this year an Orlando filly out of Barcelona was second , at ...
... filly , sister to the 460 - guinea Goldfinch and the 910 - guinea Greenfinch , only made 210 gs . Saline , by Orlando out of Alkali , was No. 2 at 720 gs . last year , whereas this year an Orlando filly out of Barcelona was second , at ...
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... filly for 50 gs .; and then the Sherwoods had an innings at a very fair Nun Appleton filly , and stuck to her so closely , that they exhausted all the other commissions for 155 gs . The Distaffina filly had the most doubtful of legs ...
... filly for 50 gs .; and then the Sherwoods had an innings at a very fair Nun Appleton filly , and stuck to her so closely , that they exhausted all the other commissions for 155 gs . The Distaffina filly had the most doubtful of legs ...
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... filly had a plain head and small feet , and also lacked its sire's length ; but we have seldom seen a yearling show more quality , or have a nicer barrel . Its breed- ing was , however , against it , as its sire and its dam's sire were ...
... filly had a plain head and small feet , and also lacked its sire's length ; but we have seldom seen a yearling show more quality , or have a nicer barrel . Its breed- ing was , however , against it , as its sire and its dam's sire were ...
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... filly had quite a " West " head , and seemed to us shaky on the near fore - leg . None of them showed anything like so much blood , or seemed so likely to run over a two - year - old course , at least , as the Ennui filly , a most smart ...
... filly had quite a " West " head , and seemed to us shaky on the near fore - leg . None of them showed anything like so much blood , or seemed so likely to run over a two - year - old course , at least , as the Ennui filly , a most smart ...
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... filly's running was , nevertheless , true enough , as she received 3lbs . , and was beaten a neck from the Anne Page colt on Wednesday , and , at 5lbs . better terms , on the Friday , ran a dead heat with him ; while she beat Knockburn ...
... filly's running was , nevertheless , true enough , as she received 3lbs . , and was beaten a neck from the Anne Page colt on Wednesday , and , at 5lbs . better terms , on the Friday , ran a dead heat with him ; while she beat Knockburn ...
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