 Marengo stood at stud (unsuccessfully) at New Barnes, near Ely, at the age of 27.He eventually died at the old age of 38, and his skeleton (minus two hooves) was preserved and later passed to the Royal United Services Institute and is now on display at the National Army Museum in Chelsea, London.One of the remaining hooves was given to the officers of the Brigade of Guards by John Julius Angerstein as a snuff box.