Pedigree
Pedigree for Seabiscuit
1933 Bay colt
| Sire Hard Tack b. 1926 |
Man o' War ch. 1917 |
Fair Play ch. 1905 |
Hastings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairy Gold | |||
| Mahubah b. 1910 |
Rock Sand | ||
| Merry Token | |||
| Tea Biscuit 1912 |
Rock Sand br. 1900 |
Sainfoin | |
| Roquebrune | |||
| Tea's Over ch. 1893 |
Hanover | ||
| Tea Rose | |||
| Dam Swing On b. 1926 |
Whisk Broom II ch. 1907 |
Broomstick b. 1901 |
Ben Brush |
| Elf | |||
| Audience 1901 |
Sir Dixon | ||
| Sallie McClelland | |||
| Balance b. 1919 |
Rabelais br. 1900 |
St. Simon | |
| Satirical | |||
| Balancoire b. 1911 |
Meddler | ||
| Ballantrae |
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