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| | Doncaster |
 | | Doncaster was the cornerstone of the rebuilding of the Eaton Stud near Chester, England. |
 | | Doncaster was sired by Stockwell, known as "The Emperor of Stallions." Stockwell, a son of The Baron out of Pocahantas, had been a classic performer himself, accounting for the Two Thousand Guineas and the St. Leger. |
 | | Doncaster, being a backward colt and also suffering from the effects of a kick in the stifle, did not compete as a juvenile, and in fact, was not seen under colors the first time until the Two Thousand Guineas of 1873. |
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