Pedigree
| Sire Dynaformer dk. b/br. 1985 |
Roberto b. 1969 |
Hail To Reason br. 1958 |
Turn-To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nothirdchance | |||
| Bramalea dk. b/br. 1959 |
Nashua | ||
| Rarelea | |||
| Andover Way dk. b/br. 1978 |
His Majesty b. 1968 |
Ribot | |
| Flower Bowl | |||
| On The Trail b. 1964 |
Olympia | ||
| Golden Trail | |||
| Dam La Ville Rouge b. 1996 |
Carson City ch. 1987 |
Mr. Prospector b. 1970 |
Raise a Native |
| Gold Digger | |||
| Blushing Promise b. 1982 |
Blushing Groom | ||
| Summertime Promise | |||
| La Reine Rouge b. 1978 |
King's Bishop b. 1969 |
Round Table | |
| Spearfish | |||
| Silver Betsy b. 1971 |
Nearctic | ||
| Silver Abbey |
Barbaro has four full brothers, three of which have raced, Nicanor (retired), Lentenor (retired) and Margano.
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