History of the British Turf, From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
History of the British Turf, From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
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Sir William Strickland's Turk.
The Helmsley Turk.
Dodsworth (foaled in England).
This list comprises the most celebrated animals brought into England from the East during a number of years prior to 1 770. The influx of Eastern blood produced by judicious crossings with our native stock was of the greatest possible benefit to our horses, and resulted in the production of a perfect horse. Of the Oriental sires in this list, the most famous is the Godolphin Arabian — improperly so- called, for he ...was a Barb. He was of a brown bay colour, stood fifteen hands high, and, it is supposed, was foaled about the year 1 724. Most of our best horses trace their pedigree back to the Godolphin Barb.
He was bought out of a cart in Paris, brought to England by Mr. Coke, given by him to Mr. Williams, the proprietor of the St. James's Coffee House, after- wards becoming the property of the Earl of Godol- phin. His first foal was Lath, a horse pronounced by the judges of that day to be nearly as good an ani- mal as Flying Childers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir William Strickland's Turk.
The Helmsley Turk.
Dodsworth (foaled in England).
This list comprises the most celebrated animals brought into England from the East during a number of years prior to 1 770. The influx of Eastern blood produced by judicious crossings with our native stock was of the greatest possible benefit to our horses, and resulted in the production of a perfect horse. Of the Oriental sires in this list, the most famous is the Godolphin Arabian — improperly so- called, for he ...was a Barb. He was of a brown bay colour, stood fifteen hands high, and, it is supposed, was foaled about the year 1 724. Most of our best horses trace their pedigree back to the Godolphin Barb.
He was bought out of a cart in Paris, brought to England by Mr. Coke, given by him to Mr. Williams, the proprietor of the St. James's Coffee House, after- wards becoming the property of the Earl of Godol- phin. His first foal was Lath, a horse pronounced by the judges of that day to be nearly as good an ani- mal as Flying Childers.
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