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| | Walton |
 | | At Brighton he won the four mile Somerset Stakes, but he and the horses that ran second and third were off-course, and the win was given to the fourth place horse, Orville. |
 | | Walton was retired to stud at the end of 1805, and did not run in 1806, but he was brought back to run in the Craven Stakes at Newmarket in 1807, where he ran second to Selim in a field of eleven "high-class" horses. |
 | | MISS GARFORTH, (1819) from a Hyacinth mare, produced Dido (1830, by Whisker), who was the dam of 2,000 Guineas winner Meteor (1839), and of several daughters that bred on; Filante, and Desert Trial, dam of Valid Appeal and Desert Vixen, descend from this mare. |
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