POT8OO'S
The Sporting Dictionary and Rural Repository · 1803 · p. 3
,—the name of a horse whose performances as a RACER , and progeny as a STALLION , will transmit his celebrity to succeeding generations in various directions: he was bred by the late Lord Abingdon , foaled in 1773, and got by Eclipse out of Sports mistre , the dam of Lexicon , Jocundo , Roscius , Siddons , Peg Woffington , Sir Thomas , and Sulky . This horse was so named to gratify a little pique against the late Colonel O'Kelly , in allusion to the place of his nativity, ironically called the Land of Potatoes . Upon the turf he proved himself equal to any horse of his time: as a STALLION , few, if any, have stood in higher estimation. Exclusive of an infinity of annual winners, who have ran as COLTS and FILLIES for large stakes, but without a name, he is the SIRE of Parsley , Smack , Telescope , Turnip-top , Asparagus , Coriander , Flea , Mi el toe , Tiny , Alderman , Gumcistus , Cayenne , Chigwell , Golden Rod , Trip tole mus , Cynthius , Druid , Emma , Guy , Lady , Lilliput , Polyanthus , Vesper , and Waxy . Aurora , Capsicum , Sister to Druid , Doricles , Edwin , Kidney , Mealy , Vixen , and Warwick . Doubtful , Faunus , Lambourn , Brother to Lilliput , Oliver , Molly Maybush , Rowland , Thereabouts , Golden Dab , and Yorkshire Bite . Dutche of Limbs , Outcast , Schedoni , Trip-it , Dr. O'Liffey , Scrub , Snuff-box , Worthy , Champion , Crazy Jane , Canterbury , Lampedo , and Trifle .
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