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| | Grey Leg |
 | | His best win was the Princes of Wales' Stakes, and in the 1890s he was standing at the Duke of Westminster's Eaton stud for 100 guineas (Bend Or was standing at 200 guineas at the time), intended to be used as a sire of carriage horses. |
 | | Of his thoroughbred offspring, the unfashionably-bred SILVER SPRAY (1912,from Tiber, by St. Angelo) was his best filly on the turf, winning six of her ten starts at age two, including Doncaster's Hopeful Stakes and Epsom's Caterham Plate, and placing second twice, and third, to Silver Tag and Lady Josephine in the Cliftonville Plate at Brighton. |
 | | Her daughter, Silver Grass was better class juvenile runner, wining the Palatine Nursery Handicap and placing second in the Acorn Stakes and the Queen Mary Stakes. |
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