- The Massey Mare(1700, Mr. Massey's Black Barb) -- F-No.5
- Old Ebony(1714, Basto)
- Ebony(1728, Flying Childers)
- Young Ebony(1742, Crab)
- Regulus Mare(1763, Regulus)
- Miss West(1777, Matchem)
- Skypeeper(1789, Highflyer) -- F-No.5-g
- Ann of the Forest(1790, King Fergus) -- F-No.5-h
- Hag(1744, Crab)
- Young Hag(1761, Skim) -- F-No.5-a
- Herod Mare(1780, Herod)
- Mercury Mare(1790, Mercury)
- Belvoirina(1813, Stamford) -- F-No.5-e
- Grey Skim(1793, Woodpecker) -- F-No.5-b
- Castanea(1806, Gohanna) -- F-No.5-d
- Cuirass(1823, Oiseau)
- Ellen(1831, Starch)
- Belle Dame(1839, Belshazzar)
- Sedbury Mare(1745, Sedbury)
- Babraham Mare(1756, Babraham)
- Magnolia(1771, Marske)
- Alfred(1785, Alfred)
- Harriet(1799, Volunteer)
- Little Folly(1806, Highland Fling)
- Folly(1830, Middleton)
- Diversion(1838, Defence) -- F-No.5-i
- Miami(1844, Venison) -- F-No.5-j
- Young Cartouch Mare(1750, Young Cartouch)
- Bajazet Mare(Bajazet) -- F-No.5-f
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