Pedigree
| Sire Desert Sun (GB) 1988 |
Green Desert (USA) 1983 |
Danzig (USA) 1977 |
Northern Dancer (Can) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pas de Nom (USA) | |||
| Foreign Courier (USA) 1979 |
Sir Ivor (USA) | ||
| Courtly Dee (USA) | |||
| Solar (GB) 1973 |
Hotfoot (GB) 1966 |
Firestreak (GB) | |
| Pitter Patter (GB) | |||
| Languissola (GB) 1967 |
Soderini (GB) | ||
| Posh (GB) | |||
| Dam Songline (NZ) 1987 |
Western Symphony (USA) 1981 |
Nijinsky (Can) 1967 |
Northern Dancer (Can) |
| Flaming Page (Can) | |||
| Millcent (USA) 1969 |
Cornish Prince (USA) | ||
| Milan Mill (USA) | |||
| McAngus (NZ) 1979 |
Alvaro (GB) 1965 |
Rockefella (GB) | |
| Aldegonde (Fr) | |||
| Honey Carlyle (NZ) 1967 |
Better Honey (GB) | ||
| Nora Crena (NZ) (Family: 2-r) |
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“The pedigree of Honey
Does not concern the Bee,”
—Emily Dickinson (1830–1886)