Very few American-based mares can boast of having produced two stallions whose male lines have persisted over a century. I not only did that but produced a Classic-producing daughter whose family bred on. Who am I?
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Very few American-based mares can boast of having produced two stallions whose male lines have persisted over a century. I not only did that but produced a Classic-producing daughter whose family bred on. Who am I?
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My Flag
1/16/2015 06:37:12 am
Cinderella (GB), by Blue Ruin or Tomahawk x Manna, by Brown Bread, who was imported to the USA as a yearling. She was the dam of Hastings and Plaudit, whose sire lines carry on today through horses such as Relaunch, In Reality, and Holy Bull. She was also the granddam of Preakness winner Buskin, and her female line carries on through Opening Verse, Patchen Beauty, etc.
Carol Clegg (Bollin Zola)
1/17/2015 03:22:37 am
Scapa Flow meets the criteria in every respect, except she was British. Her sons were Fairway and Pharos. Her daughter Fair Isle won the One Thousand Guineas and went on to found a highly successful family. In particular her great-great-great grand daughter was broodmare of the year Reprocolor, dam of Colorspin, winner of the Irish Oaks. Colorspin is the dam of multiple stakes winner Kayf Tara. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorI'm Avalyn Hunter, an author, pedigree researcher and longtime racing fan with a particular interest in Thoroughbred mares and their contributions to the history of the breed. Categories
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