| Owner: 1) Sir John Moore, 1st Baronet 2) Peregrine Wentworth 3) Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, 4th Baronet 4) E. Fenwick 5) Major Isaac Childs Harleston
Breeder: Sir John Moore, 1st Baronet
Newmarket unless stated:- Oct 1768: £50 Prize (from Coquette); Apr 1769 - 200gns match v Whirligig (con 4lbs); Apr 1769 - 200gns match v Whirligig (rec 3lbs) & 1 1/2 hours later 500gns match v Whirligig (rec 5lbs); Sep 1769 - £50 Plate Lincoln; Nov 1769 - £50 Holywell; May 1770 - £50 Give and Take Chester; Jun 1770 - £50 Give and Take Nantwich; Sep 1770 - £50 Shrewsbury; Mar 1769 - 2nd 1,200gns stakes; Aug 1769 - 2nd £50 York (to Hollyhock)
Imported into South Carolina by E. Fenwick in 1773, on 16 Mar 1773 he won at Charleston beating Little David, which had won his previous 16 races, distancing him in final heat, running 1st heat in 8:17
He had fair success as a stallion, including as sire of 1) the dam of Flag of Truce, the sire of a) the gelding Leviathan, winner of 23 consecutive races, the still extant United States record, and of b) [Bond's] First Consul, undefeated between 1801 and 1805, winning his first 21 races; of 2) the useful stallion Hampton's Paragon; and of 3) successful broodmare Betsey Baker
Died in 1794
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(GB) b. H, 1765
{5} DP = 0-0-0-0-0 (0) DI = Inf CD = Inf 