Pedigree
| Sire Danehill (USA) 1986 |
Danzig (USA) 1977 |
Northern Dancer (Can) 1961 |
Nearctic (Can) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natalma (USA) | |||
| Pas de Nom (USA) 1968 |
Admiral's Voyage (USA) | ||
| Petitioner (GB) | |||
| Razyana (USA) 1981 |
His Majesty (USA) 1968 |
Ribot (GB) | |
| Flower Bowl (USA) | |||
| Spring Adieu (Can) 1974 |
Buckpasser (USA) | ||
| Natalma (USA) | |||
| Dam Circles of Gold (Aus) 1991 |
Marscay (Aus) 1979 |
Biscay (Aus) 1965 |
Star Kingdom (Ire) |
| Magic Symbol (Aus) | |||
| Heart of Market (USA) 1967 |
To Market (USA) | ||
| Accroche Coeur (USA) | |||
| Olympic Aim (NZ) 1983 |
Zamazaan (Fr) 1965 |
Exbury (Fr) | |
| Toyama (Ire) | |||
| Gold Vink (NZ) 1966 |
Gold Sovereign (GB) | ||
| Goudvink (NZ) |
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