oh look at him! 
Now, what are the chances of finding some of his kids?
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oh look at him!
Now, what are the chances of finding some of his kids?[/QUOTE]
Unfortunately, it may be impossible to track. I found this on another site:
âHe sired a number of offspring, most of them for Lord Grosvenor, and most of them dating from the late 1760s to the early 1770s. Although he had no lasting influence on bloodstock breeding, his son Euryalus (ch c 1767) won four Royal Plates and defeated such horses as Conductor (ch c 1767 Matchem) and Trentham (br c 1766 Gowerâs Sweepstakes). Under the name of the Eaton Barb he sired one unnamed filly. None of his offspring have descendants recorded in the General Stud Book.â
ButâŠif there was one marked like him, the chances are there were others and there are just no recorded portraits (that I have found).
Yeah, I started looking too 
They arenât Paints - thatâs a breed
So, Thoroughbred is a breed. Paint is a breed.
How can a horse be registered both Jockey Club and APHA?
Yes, but the horses weâre talking about here arenât paints or Paints, they are TBs that happen to have some pinto coloring
How can a horse be registered both Jockey Club and APHA?
The APHA now requires one APHA parent to be registered as such, so no new ones can.
However, here ARE grandfathered JC TBs who are also APHA though. The APHA is largely about color, with a restriction on pedigree (ie QH, Paint, TB, thatâs it). For example, Painting Freedom is both JC and APHA registered.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Coloured-Thoroughbred-Breeders-Association/110599812340219
If you are interested in the origins of Coloured TBs and the coloured Tbs and part breds that are racing this year and the coloured stallions at stud and the foals well come and join are Facebook page.
Thanks JB & Angrove!
Sorry guys for the mistake, I read the artical again and the Thoroughbred stallion they mentioned was Master Magpie not birdcatcher.
