RG, Have you looked at Pedigreequery <http://www.pedigreequery.com/> ? It's not official or all that authoritative. In fact, it's user-supported and just...
Gail, The tradition was head, hooves and heart. And testicles if he was a good sire. Only the most extraordinary champions, such as Man o'War, were buried...
I remember a story about a firehorse who, on the way to a fire, caught his
forefoot in trolly tracks and ripped off the foot to the ankle in full
flight. The...
......??! A bit of an extreme reaction, isnt this?   Gail »§«.,¸¸,.·´¯`·.,¸¸,.»§« Stand up for what is right, even if you are left...
... Well, Tony, that's all right for the grown-ups here, but I think you're being a bit hard on the young ladies of the list. The latter have plenty of time...
I've been watching Sea The Stars all season. He's made it all look so matter of fact, the way he puts away his competition that you don't realize what he's...
Well, Tony, thank you for sharing your views with us. I don't think Thoroughbred Heritage is necessarily the forum for what all you had to say, but there it...
Tell her she still has the horse's memory in her heart. T In a message dated 10/7/2009 11:37:47 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, deerskin@... writes: I remember...
I'm very sorry. I have no doubt that when I'm in pain and can't sleep, I become a much less pleasant person. I shall keep such thoughts to myself in future....
... and some other stuff. Okee Dokee. I just blocked a response to Tony's missive that referred to a perceived higher power (correspondent--you know who you...
I think Sea the Stars is a great horse. Looks such a fantastic- tuned to the minute specimen of a racehorse. Exciting accelaration seemingly whenever he...
Yes, that's exactly what I think would happen as well. Rachel is probably a bit overrated in my article--partly purposefully. She's obviously a very good...
Would like to see him race in North America. Not because of questioning his superb quality but more for the sake of testing all the different versatility...
Does anyone know if he was retired sound? Or did he have issues in the last race? ... From: Jorge <egrojsiriorb@...> Subject: Re: [TBHeritage] Re: Sea...
Could someone tell me what Harrison has to say about Delancey's mare Betty Leeds? I think it is in volume one on the page I list. Thanks in advance, Bruce ...
N Y 1766BABRAHAM Mare No. 2, called Betty Leeds, 39, (Leed's) DeLancey's, b m 1760, by Rogers' (eventually Leeds') Old Babraham, son of the Godolphin Arabian:...
Is the *Lath mentioned at the end, the son of the Godolphin Arabian/Barb?   Gail »§«.,¸¸,.·´¯`·.,¸¸,.»§« Stand up for what is right,...
No. He was a horse imported to America. In volume 2 of EATS, Harrison presents multiple ads for this (DeLancey's) horse which identified him as a son of...
Not likely to be the same Lath due to dates. Lath (1732) by Godolphin Arabian (1724) out of Roxana. Incidentally, the first Betty Leedes [sic] was dam of...
From Bloodlines site: Lath (GB)* [Protector] b c 1763 (Shepherd's Crab - Devonshire Crazy, by Lath). Sire Line Alcock's Arabian. Family 9-a. In the General...
In principle I think you're correct about color inheritance. However, we also have evidence that the meaning of "chesnut" changed over time. There are even...
What is this site? This is the warning Firefox gave me when I got there: " Reported Attack Site! This web site at clicknow2009.biz has been reported as an...
... That's the key phrase here. It's important to realize that the original "sender" is a decent and reliable person (and a serious historian). I presume that...
I work for the National Sporting Library in Middleburg, Virginia, a nonprofit research library dedicated to horse and field sports. I wanted to alert members...
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