This is one of the stallions privately imported to Yorkshire before the end of the 17th century which, like the Darcy 'Turks', have left no surviving male line, but are nevertheless as important as the three horses that have. Mr Edward Leedes' stallion has, by Lady Wentworth's reckoning, 112,667 crosses in the pedigree of Bahram (English triple crown 1935). The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 62-63.
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