Pedigree
| Sire St. Florian (GB) 1891 |
St. Simon 1881 |
Galopin | Vedette |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flying Duchess | |||
| St. Angela | King Tom | ||
| Adeline | |||
| Palmflower 1874 |
The Palmer | Beadsman | |
| Madame Eglentine | |||
| Jenny Diver | Buccaneer | ||
| Fairy | |||
| Dam Morganette (IRE) 1884 |
Springfield 1873 |
St. Albans | Stockwell |
| Bribery | |||
| Viridis | Marsyas | ||
| Maid of Palmyra | |||
| Lady Morgan 1868 |
Thormanby | Windhound | |
| Alice Hawthorn | |||
| Morgan La Faye | Cowl | ||
| Miami (Family: 5-j) |
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