Bay Bolton

Bay Bolton or Brown Lusty (1705–1736) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse who won Queen Anne's Gold Cup as a five-year-old in 1710.

Bred by Sir Matthew Pierson, he was a son of Grey Hautboy and a Makeless mare.

[2] At York in 1710, Bay Bolton (then a five-year-old) beat eight six-year-olds to win Queen Anne's Gold Cup.

His progeny included Bonny Lass, Fearnought, Looby, Starling (a Champion sire) and Whitefoot.

* Bay Bolton is inbred 4D × 4D x 4D to the stallion D'Arcy Yellow Turk, meaning that he appears thrice fourth generation on the dam side of his pedigree.

Bay Bolton, foaled 1705, held by a groom, in a parkland setting, oil on canvas, by Thomas Spencer (1700-1763), 40¼ x 50¼ inches. [ 1 ]
Bay Bolton, a horse belonging to his grace the Duke of Bolton , engraved by Richard Parr, 1739.
Horse Race at Newmarket (The Duke of Bolton's Bay Bolton defeating the Duke of Somerset's Grey Windham (Old Wyndham) at Newmarket on either 12 November 1712 or 4 April 1713), by John Wootton , 30 x 46 inches.