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paletteColor: Chestnut
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After the partition of the stud in 1906, he was retained by Wilfred Blunt at Newbuildings. Purchased by Lady Anne Blunt for 400 guineas in 1910, he was exported to Spain in 1915 but sadly disappeared without trace and left no descendants. Widely described as an impressively large individual standing 15.3 hands with plenty of quality. Probably Rose of Sharon's most famous son.
Registration Info
card_membershipAssociation: GSB and SSB
numbersRegistration: GSB #393 / SSB #296
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