CHAPTER XIX.

MESSENGER’S SONS.

Hambletonian (Bishop’s) pedigree not beyond doubt—Cadwallader

R. Colden’s review of it—Ran successfully—Taken to Granville,

N. Y.—Some of his descendants—Mambrino, large and coarse

in appearance—Failure as a runner—Good natural trotter—His

most famous sons were Abdallah, Almack, and Mambrino

Paymaster—Winthrop or Maine Messenger and his pedigree and

history—Engineer and the tricks of his owners—Certainly

a son of Messenger—Commander—Bush Messenger, pedigree

and description—Noted as the sire of coach horses and

trotters—Potomac—Tippoo Saib—Sir Solomon—Ogden Messenger, dam

thoroughbred—Mambrino (Grey)—Black Messenger—Whynot, Saratoga,

Nestor, Delight—Mount Holly, Plato, Dover Messenger, Coriander,

Fagdown, Bright Phœbus, Slasher, Shaftsbury, Hotspur,

Hutchinson Messenger and Cooper’s Messenger—Abuse of the name

“Messenger.” 232-254

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