Pedigree
| Sire Menow Bay 1935 |
Pharamond II (GB) Bay 1925 |
Phalaris | Polymelus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bromus | |||
| Selene | Chaucer | ||
| Serenissima | |||
| Alcibiades Chestnut 1927 |
Supremus | Ultimus | |
| Mandy Hamilton | |||
| Regal Roman (GB) | Roi Herode | ||
| Lady Cicero | |||
| Dam Gaga Bay 1942 |
Bull Dog (FR) Bay 1927 |
Teddy | Ajax (FR) |
| Rondeau | |||
| Plucky Liege (GB) | Spearmint | ||
| Concertina | |||
| Alpoise Bay 1937 |
Equipoise | Pennant | |
| Swinging | |||
| Laughing Queen | Sun Briar | ||
| Cleopatra (Family: 3-j) |
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