Tramp (horse)

Tramp (1810 – 1835) was a British racehorse who won 9 races from 13 starts, and was a successful sire. He was thought to be an excellent four-mile horse.

Background

Tramp was bred in Yorkshire by Richard Watt of Bishop Burton.

Racing career

Tramp raced from 1813 to 1814, winning 9 of 13 races.

Stud career

Notable offspring:

Barefoot (1820) - won St Leger Stakes
Trampoline (1825) - dam of successful sire Glencoe
Charlotte West (1827) - won 1000 Guineas Stakes
St Giles (1829) - won Epsom Derby
Tarantella (1830) - won 1000 Guineas Stakes
Dangerous (1830) - won Epsom Derby

Sire line tree

Tramp
Bay Burton
Barefoot
Ajax
Tramp
Lottery
Chorister
Consul
Hamlet
Joe Chalmers
Tetotum
Lottery
Satin
Septimus
Porus
Saturn
Idle Boy
Pretty Boy
Alteruter
Meudon
Inheritor
Godfrey
The Best Of Three
Sheraton
Testator
Red Rover
Zohrab
Cavendish
Lucifer
Luck's All
Sheet Anchor
Arcanus
Sirikol
Weatherbit
Weathergage
Drumour
Beadsman
Kelpie
Uncle Ned
Neptunus
Beldemonio
Brown Bread
Fair Wind
Mandrake
Warlike
Collingwood
Potenate
Sultan
The Admiral
Malton
Sylvain
Black Eyes
Biron
Crown Prince
Pride Of Prussia
The Carpenter
Verulam
Vulcan
Volcano
Grimston
Wanderer
Brother to Bay Burton
Speculation
Exchange
Zinganee
Beggarman
Morok
Alexander Churchill
Rothschild
Tyke
Donegani
Little Red Rover
Bookworm
Glaucus
Liverpool
Lanercost
Crozier
Mr Martin
Day And Martin
Van Tromp
Ivan
Vandal
Van Galen
Vandermulin
Viscomte
Van Dyck
Walerij
Vancouver
War Eagle
The Swiss Boy
Garrick
Loup Garou
The Coroner
Lambourn
Musician
Bonnie Dundee
Colsterdale
Young Rapid
Sledmere
Lecturer
De Ruyter
Foam
Pantomime
Cosmopolite
Gouvieux
Gustave
Malvolio
The Commodore
Liverpool Junior
Meaux
Nawworth
Moss Trooper
A British Yeoman
Baroda
Bridegroom
Sir Abstrupus
Idas
Birkenhead
New Brighton
Liverpool
St Giles
Dangerous
Scroggins
Cornborough

Pedigree

Tramp is inbred 3S x 4D to the stallion Eclipse, meaning that he appears third generation on the sire side of his pedigree and fourth generation on the dam side of his pedigree.