Pedigree
| Sire Fairway Bay 1925 |
Phalaris Bay 1913 |
Polymelus | Cyllene |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maid Marian | |||
| Bromus | Sainfoin | ||
| Cheery | |||
| Scapa Flow Chestnut 1914 |
Chaucer | St. Simon | |
| Canterbury Pilgrim | |||
| Anchora | Love Wisely | ||
| Eryholme | |||
| Dam Fancy Free Bay 1924 |
Stefan the Great Gr. 1916 |
The Tetrarch | Roi Herode |
| Vahren | |||
| Perfect Peach | Persimmon | ||
| Fascination | |||
| Celiba Bay 1916 |
Bachelors Double | Tredennis | |
| Lady Bawn | |||
| Santa Maura | St. Simon | ||
| Palmflower (Family:20-c) |
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