Hornsea Horse Pedigree

Breeder: W. Richardson

1836 : won Goodwood Cup A good winner of the late 1830s, running in top class company. His wins included the Newcastle St. Leger of 1835, the 100 guineas King's Plate at York, the Heaton Park St. Leger, the Goodwood Cup (1836), the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes and the King's Plate at Egham, The Cup at Newmarket (1836) and the King's Plate at Newmarket (1836); he placed second to the top race filly Queen of Trumps in the Doncaster St. Leger, and second in the Doncaster Cup behind Touchstone

HORNSEA, bred in 1832 by W. Richardson out of a Cerebus mare, a north country distance horse who looked a great deal like his sire. Sold to George Stanhope, the Earl of Chesterfield, at age three he ran second to the Queen of Trumps in the Doncaster St. Leger, and won the Newcastle St. Leger, a King's Plate worth 100 guineas at York, and the Heaton Park St. Leger. In 1836 he won the Surrey and Mid

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