Pedigree
| Sire Octagonal (NZ) Br. 1992 |
Zabeel (NZ) B. 1986 |
Sir Tristram (Ire) 1971 |
Sir Ivor (USA) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isolt (USA) | |||
| Lady Giselle (Fr) 1982 |
Nureyev (USA) | ||
| Valderna (Fr) | |||
| Eight Carat (GB) Bl. 1975 |
Pieces of Eight (Ire) 1963 |
Relic (USA) | |
| Baby Doll (GB) | |||
| Klairessa (GB) 1969 |
Klairon (Fr) | ||
| Courtessa (GB) | |||
| Dam Shadea (NZ) Br. 1988 |
Straight Strike (USA) 1977 |
Mr. Prospector (USA) 1970 |
Raise a Native (USA) |
| Gold Digger (USA) | |||
| Bend Not (USA) 1972 |
Never Bend (USA) | ||
| Jennie Sue (USA) | |||
| Concia (NZ) 1978 |
First Consul (USA) 1970 |
Forli (Arg) | |
| Bold Consort (USA) | |||
| My Tricia (NZ) 1974 |
Hermes (GB) | ||
| Gay Poss (NZ) |
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