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CZECH REPUBLIC: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Town Museum
(Cheb)
Non TB:
Wallenstein's charger. The charger of Gen. Albrecht von Wallenstein of the German Imperial Army during the 30 Years War (1618-1648)
ENGLAND: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Adstock Manor Stud, (Adstock, Buckinghamshire) High Line (c. 1966-1992)
Aintree Race Course
(Liverpool, Merseyside)
Red Rum (g. 1965-1995; buried at the winning post)
Animal Health Trust,
Lanwades Hall
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Hyperion (c. 1930-1960; articulated skeleton)
Astley Grange Farm Stud
(East Langton, Leicestershire)
Lottery (g. 1829). This is a much later (1886) monument; it is uncertain if it notes an earlier grave for Lottery, although it is known he spent his later years here
Aston Park Stud
(Aston Rowant, Oxfordshire)
Athasi (f. 1917), Trigo (c. 1926)
Bacton Farm
(Partridge family estate)
(Hereford)
Sprig (g. 1917-1944)
Banstead Manor Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Manna (c. 1922-1940)
Barkford Manor
(Kirdford, West Sussex)
Aldaniti (g. 1970-1997)
grave link Beech House Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Nearco (c. 1935-1957), Crepello (c. 1954-1974; died here, can't confirm burial; hoof at National Horse Racing Museum, Newmarket),St. Paddy (c. 1957-1984)
Bergh Apton Stud
(Norwich, Norfolk)
Grey Sovereign (c. 1948-1976)
Bibby Estate
(Sansaw, Shrewsbury)
Kirkland (g. 1896-1914), Glenside (g. 1902), both Grand National wnrs.
Bishop Burton Hall
(Beverly, East Yorkshire)
Blacklock (c. 1814-1831, originally buried at Bishop Burton; skeleton exhumed and mounted, put on display at Bishop Burton Hall, its current location unknown), Altisidora (f. 1810), Mandane (f. 1800), Muta (f. 1813), Nitocris (f. 1829)
Blankney Stud
(Sleaford, Lincs.)
Galopin (c. 1872-1899; died here; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth), Hermit (c. 1864-1890; died here; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth; mounted hoof in Jockey Club Dining Room, Newmarket, Suffolk, ENG)
Bolton Hall
(High Moor, Middleham, North Yorkshire)
Bay Bolton (c. 1705-1735)
grave link Brecongill Stud
(Middleham,
North Yorkshire)
Pretender (c. 1866)
Brick Lane Stud
(Dunmow, Essex)
Gladiateur (c. 1862-1876; died here; tail at National Horse Racing Museum, Newmarket, Suffolk)
Bridlington
(East Yorkshire)
Melbourne (c. 1834-1959; mounted head in private home in Bridlington, ENG)
Brook Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Petition (c. 1932-1958)
Burghley House
(Stamford, Lincolnshire)
Pocahontas, by *Glencoe (f. 1837-1870; all that remains is a hoof made into an inkwell at Burghley House)
Buttermilk Stud
(Barford St. Michael, Oxfordshire)
Park Top (f. 1964)
Cawston Lodge Stud
(Rugby, Yorkshire)
Melbourne (c. 1834-1959; died here, mounted head in private home in Bridlington; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth), Pantaloon (c. 1824-1850), Rasselas, Helen (f.)
Chester Leadworks
(Chester)
Euphrates (c. 1816-1832; buried near the Shot Tower, Chester Leadworks)
Cheveley Park Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Isinglass (c. 1890-1911; skeleton at Natural History Museum, London, ENG), Music Boy (c. 1973-1993; statue)
grave link Childwick Bury Stud
(St. Albans, Hertfordshire)
Stallions: Humorist (c. 1918-1921; died at 3), Sundridge (c. 1898), Sunstar (c. 1908-1926)
Broodmares: Crystal Palace (f. 1956), Doris (f. 1898-1917), Picture Play (f. 1941)
Other: Dean Swift (1901-1926)
Clermont Course
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Trumpator (c. 1782-1808)
Cliff Stud
(Helmsley, North Yorkshire)
Caergwrle (f. 1965)
Corney Hall
(Cumberland)
Velocipede (c. 1825-1850)
Crimborne Stud
(Sussex)
Seagram (1980-1968)
Croft Grange Farm
(Croft Spa, Yorkshire)
Alice Hawthorn (f. 1838-1861), Burlesque (f. 1843), Mowerina (by Touchstone) (f. 1843-1864), Underhand (c. 1854)
Dalham Hall Stud (Newmarket, Suffolk) Stallions: Ajdal (c. 1984-1988), Dubai Millennium (c. 1996-2001), Great Nephew (c. 1963-1986), Honeyway (c. 1941-1968), Reference Point (c. 1984-1991), Shareef Dancer (c. 1980-1999)
Broodmares: Glorious Song (f. 1976-2003), Oh So Sharp (f. 1982-2001)
grave linkDefence Animal Centre
Remount Road (Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire)
Non TB:
Sefton (1963-1993), Cavalry Horse.
Danebury
(Hampshire)
Bay Middleton (c. 1833-1857; exhumed, near forefoot presented to Lord Jersey), Crucifix (f. 1837-1858)
Deene Park
(Corby, Northamptonshire)
Non TB:
Ronald, charger of Lord Cardigan at the Charge of the Light Brigade, Balaklava, Crimea (died 1872, mounted head, tail, a hoof)
Douglas-Pennant Estate
(Sholebroke Lodge, Whittlebury)
Rubio (g. 1899; exact location lost) Grand National wnr.
The Durdans
(Epsom, Surrey)
Amato (c. 1835), Illuminata (f. 1877), Ladas (c. 1891-1914), Signorinetta (f. 1905), Sir Visto (c. 1892-1914), Velasquez (c. 1894)
Dimsdale House
(Middleham,
North Yorkshire)
Beningbrough (c. 1791-1815)
Easby Abbey
(Richmond, Yorkshire)
Stallions: Emilius (c. 1820-1847)
Broodmares: Burletta (f. 1832), Comedy (f. 1817), Nickname (f. 1837)
Possibly: Cade (not confirmed)
Eaton Lodge/Stud
(near Chester, Cheshire)
Stallions: Bend Or (c. 1877-1903; skull sent to Natural History Museum, South Kensington, ENG), Flying Fox (c. 1896-1911; memorial only; died at Haras de Jardy, FR; skeleton at horse museum at Chateau de Saumur, FR), Orme (c. 1889-1915), Touchstone (c. 1831-1862; skeleton at Eaton Stud)
Broodmares: Angelica (f. 1879-1899), Beeswing (f. 1833; bones on display), Lily Agnes  (f. 1871-1899), Ornament (f. 1887-1910), Shotover (f. 1879-1899), Vampire (f. 1889-1915)
Grand National winner: Last Suspect (g. 1974-1989)
grave link Egerton Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Abernant (c. 1946-1970), Owen Tudor (c. 1938-1966)
The Elms
Bletsoe family stud
(Denton, Northants)
Grudon (c. 1890-1912)
Elsenham Stud
(Elsenham, Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire)
Golden Miller (g. 1927-1957), Insurance
Exning Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Sceptre (f. 1899-1926; died here; mounted hoof at National Horse Racing Museum, Newmarket)
grave linkFarley Mount
(near Winchester, Hampshire)
Non TB:
Beware Chalk Pit (n.d., c. 1730s), Hunter
Gaddesby
(Leicestershire)
Bendigo (c. 1880-1904)
Gainsborough Stud
(Woolton Hill, Berkshire)
Stallion: Gainsborough (c. 1915-1945)
Broodmares: Chinese Cracker (f. 1948), Helia (f. 1937), May Wong (f. 1934), Shrimp Sauce (f. 1938)
E.F. Gibson Ltd. Saddlers
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Robert The Devil (c. 1877-1889; stuffed and mounted at E.F. Gibson Ltd., saddlers' shop)
Gratwicke's Stud at Ham
(Angmering, Sussex)
Frederick (c. 1826-1837)
Great Barton Stud
(Bury St. Edmunds)
Sorcerer (c. 1796-1821; died here, skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
Green Lane
(now a carpark)
(Sketchley, Burbage, Leicestershire)
Sunloch (g. 1906-1920; buried secretly in a field near here)
(Guiting Power, Glos.) Charter Party (1978-2000)
Hamilton Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Foxlaw (c. 1922-1935), Lemberg (c. 1907-1928)
Hampton Court Stud Orlando (c. 1841; died here; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
property formerly Hare Park Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Pot-8-os (c. 1773-?)
Heath House
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Ayrshire (c. 1885-1910; skeleton at Natural History Museum, South Kensington; hide at Heath House), Donovan (c. 1886-1905; buried at Welbeck Abbey Stud; hide at Heath House), St. Simon (c. 1881-1908; originally buried at Welbeck Abbey Stud; mounted skeleton at Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall, Wollaton, Notts., England; hide at Heath House)
Hermit Lodge
(Stockbridge)
The Hero (c. 1843-1860; buried in the garden)
grave linkHesmonds Stud
(East Hoathly, East Sussex)
Formidable (c. 1975-1997), Triple First (f. 1975-1955), Princess Pati (f. 1981-2001)
Highclere Stud
(Burghclere, Berkshire)
Troy (c. 1976-1983)
Highflyer Hall
(Ely, Cambridgeshire)
Highflyer (c. 1774-1793; supposedly buried in or near the garden, unmarked)
Howe Bridge Farm
(Low Marishes, Malton, Yorkshire)
Tramp (c. 1810)
Jockey Club National Racing Museum
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Canezou (f. 1845; mounted hoof); Hermit (c. 1864-1890; mounted hoof), St. Simon (c. 1881-1908; mounted hoof and tooth)
Kingsley House
(Middleham, North Yorkshire)
Branston Abby (g. 1989-1998)
Kingston Yard
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Waxy (c. 1790-1817)
Kingwood Stud; formerly Lambourn Stud
(Lambourn, Berkshire)
Felstead (c. 1925-1947)
Kirtlington Stud
(Kirtlington, Oxfordshire)
Windmill Girl (f. 1961)
Knowsley Stud
(Lancashire)
Sir Peter Teazle (c. 1784-1811)
Lambourn Stud
(Woolstone, Faringdon, Oxfordshire)
Rockefella (c. 1941)
Lanwades Hall
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Hyperion (c. 1930-1960; articulated skeleton, Animal Health Trust), Jeddah (c. 1895-1909)
Lanwades Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Nishapour (c. 1975-1993)
Lea Wood Plantation
(Thorneyholme)
Butterfly (f. 1857)
Lewes Racecourse Downs
(Sussex)
Shaun Spadah (g. 1911-1940; marked with headstone)
Littleton Stud
(Littleton, Hampshire)
Quorum (c. 1954-1971), Song (c. 1966-1988)
Lower Forty Farm
(Wembley Park)
Cloister (1884-1903; stuff head now at National Horse Racing Museum, Newmarket)
near Lubenham Church
(Lubenham, Market Harlborough, Leicestershire)
Alcibiade (g. 1860) won Grand National
Maiden Erlegh Stud
(Earley, Reading)
Polymelus (c. 1902-1924; died here, skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
Malt House Stud
(Woolhampton, Reading, Berkshire)
Relko (c. 1960)
Manton Stud
(Marlborough, Wiltshire)
Bayardo (c. 1906-1917; died here; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth), Galeottia (f. 1892; died here; hoof at National Horse Racing Museum, Newmarket, Suffolk)
Marston House
(Banbury, Oxon)
Reynoldstown (g. 1927-1951), Well To Do (g. 1962-1985)
Mentmore Towers
(Leighton Buzzard, Buckinghamshire)
Rothschild-era burials:
King Tom (1851), Macaroni (1860)
Rosebery-era burials:
Blue Peter (c. 1936-1957), Ocean Swell (c. 1941)
Middle Park Stud
(Eltham, Kent)
Stallions: King John (c. 1861-1875), Kingston (1849-1861), Saunterer (c. 1854-1878)
Broodmares: Defenceless (f. 1844), Ennui (f. 1843), Governess (f. 1855), Landlady (f.), Nemesis (f. 1858), Palmyra (f. 1838), Paradigm (f. 1852), Queen's Head (f. 1853), Shot (f. 1853), Typee (f. 1850)

(Morcott, Leicestershire)
Grittar (g. 1973-1998)
Moulton Paddocks
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Pas Seul (1953-1977)
National Army Museum
(Chelsea, London)
Arabian: Marengo, Napoleon's Arabian charger (1794-1832, articulated skeleton and 2 hooves in Waterloo Gallery)
National Racing Museum
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Beeswing (f. 1833; bones at Eaton Stud; mounted hoof), Canterbury Pilgrim (f. 1893-1917; died at Woodlands Stud; mounted hoof), Cloister (g. 1884; mounted head and hoof), Crepello (c. 1954-1974; died at Beech House Stud, Newmarket; mounted hoof), Cloister (1884-1903; bured at Lower Forty Farm, Wembley Park; stuffed head), Eclipse (c. 1764-1789; died at Cannons, Surrey; articulated skeleton, patch of hide with hair; hairs from mane and tail incorporated into "The Whip," hoof mounted in gold in Eclipse Trophy), Galeottia (f. 1892; died at Manton Stud, mounted hoof), Isinglass (c. 1890-1911; died at Cheveley Park Stud; mounted hoof), Isonomy (c. 1875-1891; died at Sefton Stud, gravestone in courtyard of Museum), Persimmon (c. 1893-1908; mounted head; skeleton at Natural History Museum, South Kensington), Symon's Pride (c. 1909; mounted hoof), Voltigeur (c. 1847-1874), died at Nine Acres, tail and legs here)
grave linkNational Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Air Express (c. 1994-2000), Blakeney (c. 1966-1992), Mill Reef (c. 1968-1986), Moorestyle (c. 1977-1984), Never Say Die (c. 1951-1975), Relkino (c. 1973-1989), Royal Palace (c. 1964-1991), Tudor Melody (c. 1956-1978)
Natural History Museum, (So. Kensington, London) Ayrshire (c. 1885-1910, buried at Welbeck Abbey; skeleton), Bend Or (c. 1877-1903; buried at Eaton Stud, skull), Brown Jack (g. 1924-1949, skeleton), Isinglass (c. 1890-1911; buried Cheveley Park; skeleton), Ormonde (c. 1883-1904; died at Wikiup Rancho, CA; disarticulated skeleton/skull), Persimmon (c. 1893-1908; mounted head at Jockey Club Racing Museum; skeleton), Royal Hampton (c. 1882; skull), Stockwell (c. 1849-1870; buried Hooton Park; skeleton), William the Third (c. 1898-1917; buried at Welbeck Abbey; skull)
Natural History Museum, (Wollaton Hall, Wollaton, Nottingham, England) St. Simon (c. 1881-1908; buried Welbeck Abbey; skeleton at Wollaton Hall; hide at Heath House, Newmarket, ENG)
Private Home
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Phil Drake (c. 1952-1963; died probably at Hars du Bois Roussel; mounted hoof in private home in Nemarket, Suffolk)
Newmarket Heath
(Suffolk)
Ambush II (g. 1894-1905
Nine Acres
(Hartlepool, Cleveland)
Voltigeur (c. 1847-1874)
North Farm Spetisbury
(Blandford, Dorset)
Four Ten (1946-1968)
Nunnery Stud
(Thetford, Norfolk)
Nashwan (c. 1986-2002), Unfuwain (c. 1985-2002)
Over Stowey
(Bridgewater, Somerset)
Master Smudge (1972-1996; buried on the spot where he died of a heart attack)
Palace House
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Dr. Syntax (c. 1811-1838)
Henry Pierse's Stud
now a golf course
(Bedale, N. Yorkshire)
Reveller (c. 1815)
Petworth House/Stud
(Sussex)
Gohanna (c. 1790-1815)
Rawcliffe Paddocks
(Yorkshire)
Newminster (c. 1848-1868; died here, skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
Red Barns Farms
(Bishop Auckland)
Red Alligator (g. 1900), Grand National wnr.
Royden Manor
(Lymington, Hants)
Lovely Cottage (1936-1964; half-bred) Grand National wnr.
grave link Royal Stud at Sandringham
(Sandringham, Norfolk)
Persimmon (c. 1893-1908; died at Sandringham, mounted head at Jockey Club Racing Museum, Newmarket; skeleton at Natural History Museum, South Kensington), Shirley Heights (c. 1975-1997)
grave link Rufford Abbey
(Ollerton, Nottinghamshire)
Cremorne (c. 1869-1882)
Rushford Hall
(Rushford, Thetford, Norfolk)
Melton (c. 1882-1910; head, and 2 hooves made into inkwells)
Sandley Stud; formerly Compton Stud
(Gillingham, Dorset)
Amphion (c. 1886-1906)
Sandwich Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Hethersett (c. 1959)
Shade Oak Stud
(Ellesmere, Shropshire)
Gunner B. (c. 1973-2003) National Hunt Sire
Sheffield Lane Paddocks
(Ecclesfield, Yorkshire)
Rebecca (f. 1831-1860, dam of Alice Hawthorn; died here; portion of skin used to cover chair here)
Snailwell Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Busted (c. 1963-1988), Chamossaire (c. 1942-1964)
Soldiers Field
(Findon, Sussex)
Kilmore (g.1950-1981), What A Myth (1957-1990)
Someries Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Double Life (f. 1926-1943), Precipitation (c. 1933-1957)
Southcourt Stud
(Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire)
St. Frusquin (c. 1893-1914); died here; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
Stanley House, tract formerly Sefton Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Isonomy (c. 1875-1891; mounted head given to Grahams of Yardley Stud, ENG), Riviera (Sefton Stud), Ouija (f. 1971), Telepromter (g. 1980)
Stetchworth Park Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Hampton (c. 1872-1897)
near the palings of a churchyard at Stilton
(Peterborough, Cambs.)
Buckhunter [the Carlisle Gelding] (g. 1713-1731
Stockwell Stud
(Chippenham, now a section of London)
Camel (c. 1822), Cydnus (c.), Laurel (c. 1824), Mat o' the Mint (c.), Norfolk Phoenomenon (c.), Smolensko (c. 1810)
Stratfield Saye House
(Stratfield Saye, Basingstone, Hampshire)
Non TB:
Copenhagen, charger of the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo (1808-1936)
Streatlam Castle
(Staindrop, Yorkshire)
Stallions: Hermes (c. 1790), Pipator (c. 1786), Remembrancer (c. 1800)
Broodmare: Queen Mab (f. 1785-1812)
Cenotaph: West Australian (c. 1850; died in France, memorial at Streatlam)
Swynford Paddocks
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Brigadier Gerard (c. 1968-1989)
Tattersalls' Park Paddocks, formerly Terrace House Stud (Newmarket, Suffolk) Solario (c. 1922-1945)
Theakston Stud
(Bedale, North Yorkshire)
Dante (c. 1942-1956), Mountain Path (c. 1948)
Tickhill Castle
(Rotherham, S. Yorkshire)
Catton (c. 1942-1956), Elis (c. 1833)
Unknown Rataplan (c. 1850-1874; skeleton available for study by Lady Wentworth)
grave link Wandlebury
(Gog Magog, Cambridgeshire)
Arabian:
Godolphin Arabian (c. 1724-1753)
Welbeck Abbey Stud (Welbeck Abbey, Nottinghamshire) Stallions: Ayrshire (c. 1885-1910; skeleton at Natural History Museum, South Kensington; hide at Heath House, Newmarket) Carbine (c. 1885-1913; skeleton at racing museum, Caulfield, Melbourne, Victoria, AUS; skin at museum in Auckland, NZ; mounted head at Auckland Racing Club, NZ; 3 of his feet inkstands, NZ State House), Donovan (c. 1886-1905; hide at Heath House, Newmarket), St. Serf (c. 1887-1915), St. Simon (c. 1881-1908; mounted skeleton at Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall, Wollaton, Nottingham, England; hide at National Racing Museum, Newmarket), William the Third (c. 1898-1917; skull at Natural History Museum, South Kensington)
Broodmares: Amiable (f. 1891-1915), Atalanta (f. 1877-1897), La Roche (f. 1897-1920), Memoir (f. 1887-1908), Miss Middlewick (f. 1876), Mowerina (f. 1876-1905; by Scottish Chief), Rook, Semolina (f. 1887-1909), Wheel of Fortune (f. 1876-1903)
Whatcombe Stables
(Wantage, Oxfordshire)
Blandford (c. 1919-1935)
Wolferton Stud
(Norfolk)
Aureole (c. 1950-1974)
Woodbridge
(Suffolk)
Surplice (c. 1845-1871 (died here; cannon bones made into carving knives owned by Col. Barlow, now owned privately)
Woodditton Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Stallions: Connaught (c. 1965-1987), Pinza (c. 1950-1977), Welsh Pageant (c. 1966-1984)
Broodmare: Edie Kelly (f. 1950-1977)
Woodlands Stud
(Newmarket, Suffolk)
Canterbury Pilgrim (f. 1893-1917; died here; hoof at National Racing Museum, Newmarket)
Woodperry
Home of Sir John Thomson
(Stanton St. John, Oxon)
Fort Leney (1958-1984), Flying Bolt (1959-1986)
Woodyeats Yard Joe Miller (1849)
Wynyard Park
Stockton-on-Tees, Durham)
Hambletonian (c. 1792-1818)
Yardley Stud Isonomy (c. 1875-1891; buried at Stanley House, Newmarket; tract formerly Sefton Stud; mounted head given to Grahams of Yardley Stud)
York Racing Museum
York Race Course
(York, Yorkshire)
Blink Bonny (f. 1854; skeleton in a museum in York), Tracery (c. 1909-1924; skeleton in a museum in York)
FINLAND: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Poytalaasko stud farm
(Nurmo)
Trotters:
Erolohko, Vieteri
FRANCE: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Asnieres
(near Auteuil racecourse)
Troytown (g. 1913-1920; headstone over grave)
Haras de Fresnay-le-Buffard (Neuvy-Au-Houlme)
Marcel Boussac buried his horses together in a large grave which would include:
Asterus (c. 1923-1939), Djebel (c. 1937-1958), Pharis (c. 1936-1957), Tourbillon (c. 1928-1954)
Haras de Jardy
Flying Fox (c. 1896-1911; died here, skeleton at horse museum at Chateau de Saumur; memorial at Eaton Stud, Cheshire, ENG), Coaltown (c.1945-1965), Whirlaway (c. 1938-1953)
Haras de Meautry
(Toques)
Baron Rothschild erected a plaque beneath a horse statue which names the following:
Brantome (c. 1931-1957), Bubbles (c. 1925), Exbury (c. 1959-1979), Heaume (c. 1887), La Farina (c. 1911), Le Roi Soleil (c. 1895), Sans Souci II (c. 1904), Vieux Manoir (c. 1947)
Haras de St. Patrick
(Hennessy family stud)
(Oise)
Lutteur III (g. 1904-1927)
Musee de l'Armee de
l'Hotel des Invalides
(Paris)
Arabian:
Le Vizir, one of Napoleon's horses (died 1829, mounted specimen)
National Stud - Haras du Pin (Normandy) Blinkhoolie (c. 1864; skeleton), Furioso (c. 1939),
French trotting stallion:
Intermed
Horse Museum
Chateau de Saumur
FlyingFox (c. 1896-1911, died at Haras du Jardy; skeleton at horse museum at Cheateau de Saumur; memorial at Eaton Stud, Cheshire (ENG)
Horse Museum
Chateau de Saumur
Flying Fox (c. 1896-1911; died at Haras de Jardy; skeleton at horse museum at Chateau de Saumur; memorial at Eaton Stud, Cheshire, ENG)
GERMANY: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Boxberg Race Course
(Gotha, Thuringia)
Niederlander (c. 1947-1966)
Free University of Berlin
(Berlin)
Non TB:
Conde, English-bred riding horse of King Friedrich II of Prussia (1766-1804, skeleton at veterinary facility)
Gestut Bad Harzburg
(Bad Harzburg)
Luciano (c. 1964)
stud museum
Main Stud Marbach
(Baden-Wurtemberg)
Arabian:
Bairactar (1814-1838)
Gestut Schlenderhan
(Koln)
Birkhahn (c. 1945-1965; marker only; skeleton at Veterinary Highschool of Hannover), Danubia (f. 1902-1916), Orchidee II (f. 1910-1932), Saphir (c. 1894-1916)
Hoppegarten Race Course
(Berlin)
Alba (c. 1927-1930; buried near the training course)
grave link Museum fur Haustierkunde "Julius Kuhn", Martin-Luther Universite of Halle-Wittenburg (Halle) Dark Ronald (c. 1905-1928; skeleton and heart here; hide was tanned, current whereabouts unknown)
Veterinary Highschool of Hannover (Hannover) Birkhahn (c. 1945-1965; marker at Gestut Schlenderhan, Koln; skeleton at Veterinary Highschool of Hannover)
HUNGARY: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Hungarian Agricultural Museum
(Budapest)
Kincsem (f. 1874-1887; skeleton and other artifacts at Hungarian Agricultural Museum)
Hungarian Stud
(Kisber)
Buccaneer (c. 1857-1887; skeleton on display)
IRELAND: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Airlie Stud
(Maynooth, Co. Kildare)
Habitat (c. 1966-1987), Tumble Wind (c. 1964)
Ballygoran
(Co. Kildare)
Rarity (c. 1967-1984)
grave link Ballylinch Stud
(Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny)
The Tetrarch (c. 1911-1935), Tetratema (c. 1917), Mr. Jinks (c. 1926)
Brownstown Stud
(The Curragh, Co. Kildare)
Stallions: Gallinule (c. 1884-1912), Solar Slipper (c. 1945), Windsor Slipper (c. 1939)
Broodmares: Currarevagh (f. 1957), Feemoss (f. 1960), Indian Maid (f. 1969), Royal Danseuse (c. 1961)
The Curragh
(Co. Kildare)
Birdcatcher (c. 1833-1860; unmarked, near Conyngham Lodge, Curragh, IRE; head given to Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Dublin, IRE; also said to be buried under at tree at Brownstown Stud, IRE)
Coolmore Stud
(Fethard, Co. Tipperary)
Caerleon (c. 1980-1998), Danehill (c. 1986-2003), Fairy King (c. 1982-1999), Golden Fleece (c. 1979-1984)
Eyrefield Lodge Stud
(The Curragh, Co. Kildare)
Pretty Polly (f. 1901-1931), Spearmint (c. 1903-1924)
Irish Horse Museum
Irish National Stud
(Tully, Co. Kildare)
Arkle (g. 1957-1970; originally buried at Bryanstown, Maynooth; skeleton at Irish Horse Museum)
Mountbellew
(Mullaghmore, Co. Galway)
Bobbyjo (g. 1990-2001); 1999 Grand National Wnr.
Sheshoon Stud
(The Curragh, Co. Kildare)
Friar's Daughter (f. 1921), Mah Mahal (f. 1928), Neocracy (f. 1944-1969), Rose O'Lynn (f. 1944-1967), Stafaralla (f. 1935), Teresina (f. 1920), Udaipur (f. 1929), Una (f. 1930)
Straffan Stud
(Bishopscourt, Co. Kildare)
Darkie (f. 1889), Roi Herode (c. 1904-1931), Vahren (f. 1897)
Arthur Thompson's Farm
(Co. Wexford)
Sheila's Cottage (m. 1939-1963)
WALES: Horses are Thoroughbreds unless noted otherwise
Peel Estate
Bryn-y-Pas
(Wrexham, North Wales)
Poethlyn (g.1910-1940; headstone with inscription), Fine Champagne (f. 1903, Half-bred)



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