Pedigree
| Sire Rubiton (Aus) 1983 |
Century (Aus) 1969 |
Better Boy (Ire) 1951 |
My Babu (Fr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Better So (GB) | |||
| Royal Suite (Aus) 1960 |
Rego (Ire) | ||
| Baraganda (Aus) | |||
| Ruby (Aus) 1977 |
Seventh Hussar (Fr) 1966 |
Queens Hussar (GB) | |
| Ann Boleyn (GB) | |||
| Briars Toddy (Aus) 1971 |
Todman (Aus) | ||
| St Auriga (Aus) | |||
| Dam Finneto (Aus) 1981 |
Cerreto (Ire) 1970 |
Claude (Ity) 1964 |
Hornbeam (GB) |
| Aigue-Vive (Fr) | |||
| Crenelle (GB) 1960 |
Crepello (GB) | ||
| Mulberry Harbour (GB) | |||
| Fold (Aus) 1966 |
Lupus (GB) 1961 |
Hugh Lupus (Fr) | |
| Monarchia (GB) | |||
| Shady Lea (Aus) 1958 |
Meadow Mist (GB) | ||
| Amnesia (Aus) |
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