Pedigree
| Sire Bull Lea (USA) 1935 |
Bull Dog (FR) | Teddy (FR) | Ajax (FR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rondeau (GB) | |||
| Plucky Liege (GB) | Spearmint (GB) | ||
| Concertina (GB) | |||
| Rose Leaves (USA) | Ballot (USA) | Voter (GB) | |
| Cerito (GB) | |||
| Colonial (GB) | Trenton (NZ) | ||
| Thankful Blossom (GB) | |||
| Dam Hydroplane (GB) 1938 |
Hyperion (GB) | Gainsborough (GB) | Bayardo (GB) |
| Rosedrop (GB) | |||
| Selene (GB) | Chaucer (GB) | ||
| Serenissima (GB) | |||
| Toboggan (GB) | Hurry On (GB) | Marcovil (GB) | |
| Tout Suite (GB) | |||
| Glacier (GB) | St. Simon (GB) | ||
| Glasalt (GB) (family 3-l) |
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