General Stud-book; Volume 13

First published in 1791, the General Stud-Book is a record of Thoroughbred bloodlines, containing pedigrees of more than 2,000 horses bred in Britain and imported to other countries. It remains an important reference work for the history of horse racing and breeding.

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