14 May 1801 - 3rd 15gns each stakes Chester; 5 May 1801 - 2nd £50 Chester (to Ben Devaynes 4/6); 24 Jun 1801 - 2nd £50 Ludlow; 8 Sep 1801 - unplaced 320gns stakes Lichfield (fell); 28 May 1802 - unplaced Brocket Hall Gold Cup (to Quiz 4/5); 8 Jul 1802 - 3rd 80gns stakes Stamford (to Lignum Vitæ);

1 Sep 1802 - 2nd Chesterfield Gold Cup; 14 Sep 1802 - 3rd 100gns stakes Pontefract; 7 Jul 1803 - unplaced Marquis of Exeter's Plate Stamford (bolted); 2 Aug 1803 - 2nd £50 Huntingdon (to Eleanor); 31 Aug 1803 - 3rd Chesterfield Gold Cup (to Pilgrim and Rival); 1 Sep 1803 - 2nd £50 Chesterfield (to True Blue)

Originally named and ran as Bloodstick when owned by James Lord