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Flatterer of New York Racing Fame to Stand in Carolina
An account traces Flatterer from his 1835 New York debut to subsequent races and breeding plans. W L Corbin and J S Corbin commend his speed, bone, and English Eclipse lineage, noting excellent foal potential. Letters from breeders in Northampton and Alabama praise his stock value and promise, with Moses Branch promising careful mare management.
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Muckle John
William G. Ballack
Wits
North Irolina
America
Mucklejoun
Old March
Sir Archie
Harrod
Diomede
Llair
Ir Harry
Ollector
Union
Uckskin
WM. G. Bulluck
John J. Daniel
J. A. J. Bradford
U.S. A
Judge Strange
Myrtle Hill
Fayetteville
Old
Raleigh Road
Muley
Orville
Eleanour
Leviathan
Tennessee
Imp
Margrave
Clare
Lord Egremont
Marmion
Gohanna
Amazon
Sarpedon
Oxygen
Tranby
Merman
Vespa
Muley Moloch
Whisker
Getter
Lurborough
Cresida
Priam
Tam
Flutterer
Nowell
England
Mark Wood
Wadsworth
Genesee
N. York
Robert L. Stevers
Union Course
Long Island
New Market
Glencoe
R. M. Gs
Jersey
Robinson
M. Wood
Yates
C. Bentley
Mills
B. c
Kate
Lord Orford
Paris
Waterloo
Lord Lowther
Reveller
Tridtrac
Mr. Gully
Epsom
Plenipo
A. F
Br. c
Olympic
New York
Mingo
Cadmus
Eclipse
Lyndeys
Sir Charles
Jewess
Henry
New York Spirit of the Times
Jatterer
Sydney
Willis
Flatterer
Sanford
Andre
Flauerver
W. L. Corbin, Esq
J. S. Corbin, Esq
Fairfield
Atlantic
W. L. Corbin
Carolina
Mr. White
Northampton County
Archie
Hal
Tonson
Luzborough
Boardman
Alabama
Newmarket
Moses Branch