Pedigree
| Sire Alibhai ch. 1938 |
Hyperion
ch. 1930 |
Gainsborough | Bayardo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rosedrop | |||
| Selene | Chaucer | ||
| Serenissima | |||
| Teresina
ch. 1930 |
Tracery | Rock Sand | |
| Topiary | |||
| Blue Tit | Wildfowler | ||
| Petit Bleu | |||
| Dam Koubis gr. 1946 |
Mahmoud
gr. 1933 |
Blenheim II | Blandford |
| Malva | |||
| Mah Mahal | Gainsborough | ||
| Mumtaz Mahal | |||
| Brown Biscuit
br. 1936 |
Sir Andrew | Sir Gallahad III | |
| Gravitate | |||
| Swing On | Whisk Broom II | ||
| Balance (Family: 5-j) |
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