a Horse excursion is what you need to relax. If you choose a pureness, it will be an even more unforgettable experience.
English pure people descend from three horses
The horse races exist since time immemorial, but the creation of English puras dates back to the late seventeenth century. This breed comes from three horses: the Turk Byerley and the Arabs Darley and Godolphin.
byerley owed its name to its owner the Colonel Byerley , who had taken it from the Turks in the battle of Buddha and after using it as a war horse, when he retired, he took him to England and crossed it with native mares. Byerley's great -grandson was Herod, who had foals who won 1,042 races and a son of his, Highflyer had children who won 1,108 races.
The Arab Darley also imported into England and was the father of Flyng Childers , the first great racing horse in the full acceptance of the term. A Flyng brother, called Bartlet ´s Childers was Eclipse's tartrabuelo, the most important racing horse of all time.
eclipse invincible
Eclipse was raised in 1764 by the Duke of Cumberland , which had raised Herod six years before. Eclipse was invincible. He won the 26 races in which he participated. The races were then approximately 6,400 m., And 76 kg were mounted on one of the races, Eclipse advanced their rivals in three quarters of the distance.
eclipse engendered 344 winners and maybe the mostFamous was St.Simon, winner of the Ascot Gold Cup in 1884. Ribot also descends from him, winner of Dos Arcos del Triunfo.
From Godolphin to America
In 1792, Godolphin was taken to England by Edwar Coke , which they say found him in Paris pulling a car. Direct descendant of Godolphin is the Great Match, which like Herod and Eclipse marked the three lines of English puras. Descendant also of him is Man O'War, who founded the most important American line.
