Pedigree
| Sire Fair Play ch. 1905 |
Hastings br. 1893 |
Spendthrift ch. 1876 |
Australian |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerolite | |||
| Cinderella b. 1888 |
Tomahawk | ||
| Manna | |||
| Fairy Gold ch. 1896 |
Bend Or ch. 1877 |
Doncaster | |
| Rouge Rose | |||
| Dame Masham br. 1889 |
Galliard | ||
| Pauline | |||
| Dam Mahubah b. 1910 |
Rock Sand (GB) br. 1900 |
Sainfoin ch. 1887 |
Springfield |
| Sanda | |||
| Roquebrune br. 1893 |
St.Simon | ||
| St. Marguerite | |||
| Merry Token b. 1891 |
Merry Hampton b. 1884 |
Hampton | |
| Doll Tearsheet | |||
| Mizpah b. 1880 |
Macgregor | ||
| Underhand Mare (Family: 4-c) |
Through his sire, Man o' War is a descendant of the first English Triple Crown champion, West Australian, and Man o' War's dam, Mahubah, is a daughter of English Triple Crown winner Rock Sand. This male line traces to the Godolphin Arabian.
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