Pedigree
| Sire Bay Ronald b. 1893 |
Hampton b. 1872 |
Lord Clifden b. 1860 |
Newminster |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Slave | |||
| Lady Langden br. 1868 |
Kettledrum | ||
| Haricot | |||
| Black Duchess br. 1886 |
Galliard br. 1880 |
Galopin | |
| Mavis | |||
| Black Corrie blk. 1879 |
Sterling | ||
| Mare by Wild Dayrell | |||
| Dam Darkie blk. 1889 |
Thurio br. 1875 |
Cremorne b. 1869 |
Parmesan |
| Rigolboche | |||
| Verona ch. 1854 |
Orlando | ||
| Iodine | |||
| Insignia b. 1882 |
Blair Athol ch. 1861 |
Stockwell | |
| Blink Bonny | |||
| Decoration br. 1873 |
Knight of the Garter | ||
| Toison D'Or (F-No.9-b) |
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