The family peters out in the first decade of the 19th century

Dam of a mare by [Croft's] Partner through which the maternal line of the family continues, and of fair class racehorse Driver, winner between 1738 and 1740,

and 5th dam of the top class racehorse and outstanding sire Pot-8-Os (1780, 1781, 1782 Jockey Club Plate, 1782 Craven Stakes, winner of 28 races, sire of 165 winners of £57,595, and the conduit through his son, 1793 Derby winner Waxy, of the Darley Arabian direct male line from which over 95% of the current throughbreds in the world descend); and 5th dam of Sir Thomas (1788 Derby)