Pedigree
| Sire Pleasant Colony(USA) 1978 |
His Majesty(USA) 1968 |
Ribot(ITY) 1952 |
Tenerani(ITY) 1944 |
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| Romanella(ITY) 1943 |
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| Flower Bowl(USA) 1952 |
Alibhai (GB) 1938 |
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| Flower Bed(USA) 1946 |
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| Sun Colony(USA) 1968 |
Sunrise Flight(USA) 1959 |
Double Jay(USA) 1944 |
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| Misty Morn(USA) 1952 |
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| Colonia(URU) 1959 |
Cockrullah(GB) 1951 |
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| Nalga(ARG) 1952 |
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| Dam Snuggle(USA) 1985 |
Nijinsky II(CAN) 1967 |
Northern Dancer(CAN) 1961 |
Nearctic(CAN) 1954 |
| Natalma(USA) 1957 |
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| Flaming Page(CAN) 1959 |
Bull Page(USA) 1947 |
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| Flaring Top(USA) 1947 |
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| Mirthful Flirt(USA) 1972 |
Raise A Native(USA) 1961 |
Native Dancer(USA) 1950 |
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| Raise You(USA) 1946 |
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| Glad Rags(GB) 1963 |
High Hat(GB) (1957) |
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| Dryad(IRE) (1950) |
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