 | 1843 - 522 pages
...taken out weighed thirteen pounds, and, " at his interment," — says one of his biographers — " ale and cake were given, as at that of the Godolphin Arabian." HULIXGDON HALL; OR, THE COCKNEY SQUIRE : A TALE OF COUNTRY LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ilANDLEY CROSS ;... | |
 | James Christie Whyte - Dressage - 1840 - 614 pages
...weighed, when taken out, 141b., to which extraordinary circumstance, he was supposed to owe his great natural courage. At his interment, ale and cake were given, as at that of the Godolphin Arabian. Such is said to have been the bad temper of Eclipse, that at one time it was thought impossible to... | |
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His heart weighed, when taken out, 141b., to which extraordinary circumstance, he was supposed to owe his great natural courage. At his interment, ale and cake were given, as at that of the Godolphin Arabian. 