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Rozy Rider
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 Posted - 03 Nov 2009 : 2:14:20 PM
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Help needed ot confirn the offsprings of the above TB horse around the turn of the century.
Thank you..I think he is full blooded Thorouhbred.
Sue
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dormouse
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Posted - 04 Nov 2009 : 5:47:52 PM
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Weatherbys online only have one Low Water which can't be correct as it is a filly born in 1951.
Using the goggle book search I have discovered the following Low Water which might be the one concerned. I can't find any information regarding any progeny for this Low Water at all.
Low Water, Chestnut Colt, b 1880, by Lowlander, ex Hornsea.
Low Water seems to have raced for a Mr Kent in what appears to be jump races but as a lot of the books are on snippet preview only therefore telling exactly what races/placings it concerns is difficult.
I have found three other offspring for Hornsea.
Lily Dale b 1879, by Lowlander, ex Hornsea. (Lily Dale has produce listed in the General Studbook Vol 18)
Hornet, chestnut colt, by The Baron, ex Hornsea.
Cornelia, b 1870, by Theobald, ex Hornsea.
Vanity, b 1883, by Royal George, ex Hornsea.
Hornsea by Volturno out of Romula, by King Caradoc (Vol XV p 197) was shot in 1885 after producing a chestnut colt by Marmion (Mr S M Thomas). [I therefore wonder whether Mr S M Thomas was Hornsea's owner]
Hornsea is listed in one place as Hornsea (1864) I therefore wonder whether 1864 is her year of foaling.
If there is a query as to which Volturno is mentioned above he is listed in one place as Volturno (Mr W P Partridge)
www.allbreedpedigree.com have a Romula who is a chestnut mare born 1855 by King Caradoc out of Miss Bower. |
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Rozy Rider
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Posted - 04 Nov 2009 : 11:29:47 PM
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Thanks You Dormouse, Your on the right track..Lowlander is the sire. In the NPS Register Vol.XXII pg.39, there is reference only to
LOW WATER with this entry(Vol.XV.page 197) and I understand that this referes to an entry in the GSB.
Will look at your offsprings.
I found three Lowlander.
1870 (GB) (Dalesman/Lufra).
1888 (GB) (Lowland Cheif/Restless)
1869 (USA)Lowlander ( with note saying AHS).
Thanks You
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Edited by - Rozy Rider on 05 Nov 2009 12:27:15 PM |
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dormouse
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Posted - 05 Nov 2009 : 3:21:35 PM
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If you do a book search on goggle for 'Hornsea 1864 Volturno' it appears that Hornsea may to listed on page 197 of Volume XV of the GSB. Someone with a copy would have to confirm that this is correct.
Hornsea is for 1881 & 1882 believed to have no produce.
For 1884 she is described as missed to Chester.
Both Cornelia and Vanity have progeny listed in Volume XVII of the GSB http://www.archive.org/stream/generalstudbook08unkngoog
Vanity's 1889 daughter by Chapel Royal (named Friskarina) also appears to have progeny. |
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Rozy Rider
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Posted - 03 Jan 2011 : 03:09:18 AM
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Thanks again Dormouse, Just about sorted this one for Low Water (XVII) by Lowlander(1888-1894). sire of Silvertail 1892.(Low Water/Fanny 1881 GSB) & NPS.Vol.XXII.p.39.
Cheers Sue.
After breeding for Tancremont 1920 -1931 ish, TB, raced on the flat in Belgium winning 24 races pre 1931.
snippet in Almanac 1931. but no breeding yet.
At stud with Herbert Bright I think, Owned later by ?? by Frank Balfour.
Happy New Year.
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Edited by - Rozy Rider on 03 Jan 2011 03:16:50 AM |
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LOW WATER- Vol XV.p 197 - GSB- 1890~
