John Tayloe II of Mount Airy (1721-1779). This second-generation Virginia land-owner was one of the most significant of the founding fathers of the American thoroughbred. His Mount Airy stud was of the first importance from 1750 until 1828. His most valuable importation was Childers (by Flying Childers' son Blaze out of a Fox mare) who sired some of Virginia's best broodmares. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 108.
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