In 1793, _Buzzard_ won the Craven Stakes, 200 guineas, 200 guineas, 60 guineas, 100 guineas, and 60 guineas, at Newmarket; and a two year old bay filly of Lord Grosvenor's, the July Filly Stakes at Newmarket, and the Orleans Stakes at Brighton. In 1794, _Buzzard_ won the Craven Stakes, 50 guineas, the Jockey Club Plate, 200 guineas, 50_l._ and 100 guineas, at Newmarket. _Jack_ of _Newbury_, 50_l._ at Bath, 40 guineas at Tewksbury, and 60 guineas at Abingdon. _Paroquet_, 300 guineas at Newmarket; and _Seagull_, 50 guineas, 100 guineas, and 105 guineas, at the same. In 1795, _Atropa_ (at two years old) won 400 guineas at Newmarket. _Colibri_, (two years old,) 50 guineas, and 75 guineas, at Brighton; 200 guineas, 100 guineas, 100 guineas, 80 guineas, and 100 guineas, at Newmarket. _Ida_, 100 guineas at Ascot Heath, 50_l._ and 50 guineas at Brighton, and 50_l._ at Lewes. _Shoveller_, 150 guineas at Ascot; and _Pecker_, 500 guineas at Newmarket. In 1796, nine of his get started, and received nineteen prizes. In 1797, six were the winners of ten. In 1798, three only started, and were winners of five. In 1799, _Vivalde_, three years old, won 300 guineas, 200 guineas, 100 guineas, and 100 guineas, at Newmarket, and 100 guineas at Stamford; and _Thrush_, only two years old, 100 guineas, 50 guineas, and 45 guineas, at Newmarket. In 1800, _Ephemera_ won the Oaks Stakes, of 50 guineas each, (twenty-four subscribers,) at Epsom, and 50_l._ at Newmarket. _Sophia_, 100 guineas at Brighton. _Thrush_, 100 guineas, and 20 guineas, at Newmarket. _Vivalde_, 200 guineas, and 45 guineas, at Newmarket; 50_l._ at Epsom; and 50_l._ at Reading. In 1801, _Crazy Poetess_ won 100 guineas at Lewes. _Cocoa-Tree_, the Brocket Stakes of 100 guineas at Brocket Hall; 100 guineas, 75 guineas, and 50 guineas, at Newmarket; and _Anna Maria_, 60 guineas at Epsom. In 1802, _Mystery_ won 60 guineas, and 50_l._ at Goodwood, and 50 guineas at Epsom; _Paulo_ winning a 50_l._ plate at Northampton. So that, upon a review of Woodpecker's progeny, he has proved himself inferior to but very few of his predecessors.