Rutland
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On a lozenge azure, a horse shoe or behind an acorn or slipped and leaved proper
This derives from the arms of a well know Rutland family - the Harrington's, and the crest of the old county of Rutland, the whole difference in a variety of ways - the colour of the filed being different, the acorn taken from the crest and the horse shoe having seven, instead of nine nails.
