- The
Norfolk Phœnomenon (born in 1845 in Norfolk, England, and died in 1872 at the Rouges-Terres stud in Normandy) is a black-coated
stallion of the Norfolk...
- 1798
broadside advertising '
Phœnomenon',
stables of Maj.
Thomas Leavett, Northampton, M****achusetts...
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lineage of the now-extinct
French Trotter breed. A son of The
Norfolk Phœnomenon, he was a
grandson or great-grandson of the
English stallion The Norfolk...
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acetosellae tam
sincerissimum a
nobis paratum quam
venale destillatione fundit phoenomenon erit notandum,
nimirum quod
aliquid ejus sub
forma sicca crystallina...
- Bull and Skys****er, and St.
Leger winners Tartar,
Remembrancer and
Phoenomenon. Chanticleer, Haphazard, and
Weasel are also
noted as
important runners...
-
Lounger Fortitude John Bull Tom Tug(g)
Commodore Bagot Master Bagot Phoenomenon Ambidexter Boreas Diomed (Tate) Idas
Lizard Huby
Restless Freeholder...
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famous trotting mare of the 19th century. The
daughter of The
Norfolk Phœnomenon and a mare also
named Bayadère, she lost her
mother at birth, then was...
-
broodmare Prunella. Justice:
sired Rhadamanthus, Daedalus, and
Trifle Phoenomenon: won the St. Leger,
leading sire Wood****: 1773
chestnut colt, won...
- "VI. A
Chemical Experiment by Mr. John Maud,
Serving to
Illustrate the
Phœnomenon of the
Inflammable Air
Shewn to the
Royal Society by Sir
James Lowther...
- 1780:
Duchess 1781:
Crookshanks 1782:
Crookshanks 1783:
Faith 1784:
Phoenomenon 1785:
Alexander 1786:
Fairy 1787:
Stargazer 1788:
Bustler 1789: Tot 1790:...
