Pedigree
| Sire Hampton b. 1872 |
Lord Clifden b. 1860 |
Newminster b. 1848 |
Touchstone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beeswing | |||
| The Slave b. 1852 |
Melbourne | ||
| Volley | |||
| Lady Langden br. 1868 |
Kettledrum ch. 1858 |
Rataplan | |
| Hybla | |||
| Haricot br. 1847 |
Lanercost | ||
| Queen Mary | |||
| Dam Black Duchess br. 1886 |
Galliard b. 1880 |
Galopin b. 1872 |
Vedette |
| Flying Duchess | |||
| Mavis ch. 1874 |
Macaroni | ||
| Merlette | |||
| Black Corrie blk. 1879 |
Sterling b. 1868 |
Oxford | |
| Whisper | |||
| Wild Dayrell mare b. 1861 |
Wild Dayrell | ||
| Lady Lurewell |
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