Van Tromp
Engraving by Edward Hacker from painting by Harry Hall
SireLanercost
GrandsireLiverpool
DamBarbelle
DamsireSanbeck
SexStallion
Foaled1844
CountryUnited Kingdom
ColourBrown
BreederMr. Vansittart
Owner Earl of Eglinton
Earnings£
Major wins
St Leger (1847)

Van Tromp (1844 – 1866)


Background edit

Barbelle also produced the multiple stakes winner and leading sire The Flying Dutchman.

Van Tromp had an unpredictable personality and often had to be muzzled while training to prevent biting other horses.

Racing career edit

1846: two-year-old season edit

Van Tromp won the Mersey Stakes and won the Lavant Stakes by a head from Venison at the Goodwood meeting.[1]

1847: three-year-old season edit

Later career edit

Van Tromp defeated Chanticleer to win the Emperor's Plate at the 1849 Ascot Meeting, ending his career on the turf.

Stud career edit

Van Tromp was exported to Russia in 1852. Van Tromp died in early 1866 at the imperial stud in Russia.[2]

Notable Progeny edit

c = colt, f = filly

Foaled Name Sex Major Wins or Progeny
1853 Vandermulin (GB) c Lincolnshire Handicap
1853 Zeta (GB) f Northumberland Plate

Pedigree edit

Pedigree of Van Tromp (GB), Brown colt, 1844
Sire
Lanercost (GB)
Brown, 1835
Liverpool
1828
Tramp Dick Andrews
Gohanna Mare
Whisker Mare Whisker
Mandane
Otis
1820
Bustard Buzzard
Gipsy
Election Mare Election
Sister to Skysweeper
Dam
Barbelle
Bay, 1836
Sandbeck
1818
Catton Golumpus
Lucy Gray
Orvillina Beningbrough
Evelina
Darioletta
1822
Amadis Don Quixote
Fanny
Selima Selim
Pot-8-Os Mare
  • Van Tromp is inbred 4x5 to Buzzard.

References edit

  1. ^ Staff (30 July 1846). "Goodwood". Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald.
  2. ^ Staff (10 February 1866). "Latest betting". The Sportsman.

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