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- Dianthus barbatus, the sweet William, is a species of flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae, native to southern Europe and parts of Asia. It has...
- Phlox maculata, commonly called meadow phlox, as well as wild sweet William and marsh phlox, is a species of flowering plant in the family Polemoniaceae...
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- (1750), winner of the £160 Great Subscription at York and others, sire of Sweetwilliam and Sweetbriar Tim (1752), whose daughters would go on to be significant...
- was sired by Great Subscription Purse winner Syphon, who also sired Sweetwilliam. His dam was a daughter of Shakespeare. Sweetbriar made his racecourse...
- Dorilas not known not known General Smith not known also bay colt by Sweetwilliam not known not known Duke of Queensberry not known also bay filly by Herod...
- Andrew Sowerby True Blue Archibald Ashton Lambinos St George Zodiac Sweetwilliam Pan Oberon Moor**** Ptarmigan Heathpoult Plunder Diamond Justice Mentor...
- Andrew Sowerby True Blue Archibald Ashton Lambinos St George Zodiac Sweetwilliam Pan Oberon Moor**** Ptarmigan Heathpoult Plunder Diamond Note: b. = Bay...
- the United Kingdom 1771: Pantaloon 1772: Jason 1773: Firetail 1774: Sweetwilliam 1775: Barbary 1776: Hephestion 1777: Maiden 1778: Wood**** 1779: Wood****...
- Young Eclipse received an unspecified forfeiture from a filly sired by Sweetwilliam. Young Eclipse won a match race against the horse Blush at Newmarket...