Pedigree
| Sire Run the Gantlet (USA) 1968 |
Tom Rolfe 1962 |
Ribot | Tenerani |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romanella | |||
| Pocahontas | Roman | ||
| How | |||
| First Feather 1963 |
First Landing | Turn-To | |
| Hildene | |||
| Quill | Princequillo | ||
| Quick Touch | |||
| Dam Volley (GB) 1965 |
Ratification 1953 |
Court Martial | Fair Trial |
| Instantaneous | |||
| Solesa | Solario | ||
| Mesa | |||
| Mitrailleuse 1944 |
Mieuxce | Massine | |
| L'Olivete | |||
| French Kin | Brantome | ||
| Keener (Family:16-h) |
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