Pedigree
| Sire Serheed (USA) 1980 |
Nijinsky (Can) 1967 |
Northern Dancer (Can) 1961 |
Nearctic (Can) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natalma (USA) | |||
| Flaming Page (Can) 1959 |
Bull Page (USA) | ||
| Flaring Top (USA) | |||
| Native Partner (USA) 1966 |
Raise a Native (USA) 1961 |
Native Dancer (USA) | |
| Raise You (USA) | |||
| Dinner Partner (USA) 1959 |
Tom Fool (USA) | ||
| Bluehaze (USA) | |||
| Dam North Bell (Aus) 1988 |
Bellwater (Fr) 1982 |
Bellypha (Ire) 1976 |
Lyphard (USA) |
| Belga (Fr) | |||
| Paddle (Fr) 1975 |
Jim French (USA) | ||
| Pram (Fr) | |||
| North Fleur (Can) 1981 |
Far North (Can) 1973 |
Northern Dancer (Can) | |
| Fleur (Can) | |||
| Yoka (USA) 1976 |
Triple Band (USA) | ||
| Royal Hula (USA) (Family: No.9) |
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Does not concern the Bee—
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