Alice Hawthorn b.f. 1838
(Muley-Moloch - Rebecca)
Top runner from 1841-1845, winning stakes and cups throughout England. Established significant branch line through daughter Lady Hawthorne; also dam of Thormanby.

Assault ch.c. 1943
(Bold Venture - Igual)
American Triple Crown winner, ran from ages 2-7, with 18 wins from 42 starts. Horse of the Year in 1946. Infertile with thoroughbred mares, although he sired a few foals when pastured with Quarter Horse mares at King Ranch in Texas.

Boudoir II gr.f. 1938
(Mahmoud - Kampala)
A refined race filly placed in Cur ragh's Irish 1,000 Guineas, in America she bred nine winners, including Flower Bed, My Host, Your Host and Your Hostess.

Bruleur (Fr) b.c. 1910
(Chouberski - Basse Terre)
Top European colt of his generation, he won the Grand Prix de Paris and the Prix Royal Oak, went on to become a significant sire. His progeny include Ksar, Pot au Feu, Brulette, Samos, Madrigal II, Finglas.

Cozzene gr.c. 1980
(Caro - Ride the Trails)
From ages 3-5 he won 10 of 24 starts, including the Breeder's Cup Mile and number of important stakes races. Has emerged as a strong American sire, his get includes Alphabet Soup, Environment Friend, Haste to Add, Cozzene's Prince.

Dan Cupid ch.c. 1956
(Native Dancer - Vixenette)
Sent to France to race, he won, among others, the Prix de Sablonville and the Prix de St. James. Sired 14 stakes winners, including the great Sea Bird, Dankara, Gift Card.

Epinard (Fr) ch.c. 1920
(Badajoz - Epine Blanche)
Top European winner of such races as Longchamp's Grand Criterium and the Steward's Cup at Goodwood, and valiant runner-up in two famous 1924 International Special races against America's best. Sire of many good stakes winners in U.S. and Europe, including Rodosto, Marica, Epithet, Hygro.

Fall Aspen ch.f. 1976
(Pretense - Change Water)
Won 8 of 20 starts from 2-4, including the Matron Stakes and the Prioress Stakes. KTDF Broodmare of the Year for 1994, she was dam of 9 stakes winners, including Colorado Dancer, Fort Wood, Timber Country, Hamas and Native Aspen.

Fanfreluche b.f. 1967
(Northern Dancer - Ciboulette)
Winner of 11 stakes races in the U.S. and Canada, including the Alabama Stakes. Champion 3 year old filly in America and Canada, her 12 winning foals included Medaille D'Or, L'Enjoleur, and La Voyageuse.

Flower Bowl b.f. 1952
Alibhai - Flower Bed)
Won at ages 3 and 4, including the Delaware Handicap and the Ladies Handicap at Aqueduct; she only had five foals, four of which won, including top juvenile filly Bowl of Flowers, Graustark (see) and His Majesty (see).

Graustark ch.c. 1963
(Ribot - Flower Bowl)
Injury ended his stakes-winning career (6 wins of 7 starts), possibly terminating his potential as "another Man O' War." Leading Broodmare Sire in England 1985. Sire of Key to the Mint, Avatar, Caracolero, Tempest Queen, Prove Out.

Habitat b.c. 1966
(Sir Gaylord - Little Hut)
Won 5 of 8 starts at 3, his only season, including Wills Mile and Prix Quincey. As a sire, a source of brilliant speed, Leading Sire of Broodmares in England 7 times. His best progeny include Habibti, Bitty Girl, Steel Heart, Steinlen, Rose Bowl, Blue Note.

Hail To Reason dkb/br.c. 1958
(Turn-To - Nothirdchance)
Won 9 of 18 starts at 2; injury forced his retirement to stud at three. Leading sire in the U.S. in 1970, offspring included Admiring, Bold Reason, Roberto, Straight Deal, Regal Gleam, Personality, Trillion, Proud Clarion, Halo. A noted source of soundness and durability.

His Majesty b.c. 1968
(Ribot - Flower Bowl)
Ran from 2 to 5, winning 5 of 22 starts, including the Everglade Stakes. Leading sire in the U.S. in 1982, offspring included Battonier, Cormorant, Mehmet, Pleasant Colony, Valiant Nature, Cetewayo, Majesty's Prince, Brother to Graustark.

Hourless br.c. 1914
(Negofol - Hour Glass II)
One of the best of his generation, won the Grand Union Hotel Stakes and the Belmont Stakes, among others. Among his 21 stakes winners were Helvetia, Runaway Lass, Yearning, Late Date, Mike Hall, Horometer.

Iroquois br.c. 1878
(Leamington - Maggie B.B.)
First American-bred horse to win the Derby and St. Leger, he also won the St. James's Palace Stakes and the Prince of Wales's Stakes. Leading sire in America in 1892, offspring included Tammany, G.W. Johnson, Rancocas, Huron and Nettie B.

Kincsem liv.ch.f. 1874
(Cambuscan - Water Nymph)
The toast of Europe, this Hungarian-bred mare was the unbeaten winner of 54 races in 5 different countries, including the Preis der Jockey Club, the Goodwood Cup, The Grand Prix de Deauville. Descendents Waldcanter and Wicht (brothers) both the top of their generations in the 1950s.

Le Sancy gr.c. 1871
(Atlantic - Gem of Gems)
Genuine racehorse won the Grand Prix de Deauville twice, among other races, and highly esteemed French sire, offspring included Le Samaritain, Ex Voto, Toison D'Or.

Little Hut b.f. 1952
(Occupy - Savage Beauty)
Won 5 of her 55 starts. She continued her line, known for producing courageous horses, with offspring including Guest Room, Habitat, Lodge and Northfields.

Mad Hatter br/b.c. 1916
(Fair Play - Madcap)
Won the Jockey Club Gold Cup among other races. Although plagued by poor fertility, sired 23 stakes winners from 177 foals, including Rosern, The Nut and Zelide.

Maggie B.B. b.f. 1867
(Australian - Madeline)
One of the most important matrons of the American turf, she produced Francesca, Harold, Iroquois, Jaconet (dam of Sir Dixon), Panique and Red and Blue.

Mahubah b.f. 1910
(Rock Sand - Merry Token)
Speedy, but generally unsuccessful runner, she produced five foals, all sired by Fair Play: Man O'War, Masda (ancestress of Assault), Mirabelle, Playfellow and My Play.

Man O' War ch.c. 1917
(Fair Play - Mahubah)
Winner of all but one of his 21 starts, probably the most famous horse of the American turf. Leading American sire in 1926. With limited opportunity, he sired 64 stakes winners from 379 foals, including War Admiral, Crusader, American Flag, Battleship, War Relic, Maid at Arms, Edith Cavell, Bateau, Clyde Van Dusen, Scapa Flow, Annapolis.

Marguerite ch.f. 1920
(Celt - Fairy Ray)
Important American broodmare, dam of the classy colts Fighting Fox, Foxbrough, Gallant Fox and Petee-Wrack. The great race mares Trillion and Triptych descend from her daughter, Margery.

Matchem b.c. 1748
((Old) Cade - (Old) Partner mare)
One of the pillars of the Thoroughbred breed, won matches in 1755 and 1756 and went on to become one of four stallions to have major influence on the breed. Sire of Tetotum, Hollandaise, Conductor, Alfred, and many others.

Mineral ch.f. 1863
(Rataplan - Manganese)
Modest winner of four races over four and five furlongs at age three, she proved an excellent broodmare, dam of Derby winner Kisber (later leading sire in Germany three times); St. Leger winner Wenlock, later a good broodmare sire, and several other winners that bred on.

Nearco br.c. 1935
(Pharos - Nogara)
Wilful unbeaten winner of the 14 races he ran at ages 2 and 3, including the Gran Prix de Paris. One of the most influential sires of the 20th century, he was Leading Sire in England three times in the late 1940s. Offspring include Amerigo, Sayajirao, Rivaz, Arctic Star, Dante, Masaka, and Nasrullah, the latter, in his turn, becoming a highly significant sire.

Neckar bl.c. 1948
(Ticino - Arjaman)
Won the German Derby and the Prix de Chantilly among 4 other races prior to injury forcing his retirement. Leading sire in Germany five times; Leading Broodmare sire three times. Sire of Kronzeuge, Wilderer, Waidwerk, Zank.

Nogara b.f. 1928
(Havresac II - Catnip)
Top winner to 1600 meters at 2 and 3 in Italy, including Criterium Nazionale and Premio Parioli. Dam of top horses Nearco, Niccolo Dell'Arca, Nakamuro, Naucide.

Ribot b.c. 1952
(Tenerani - Romanella)
Perhaps the best racehorse of the 20th century, he was unbeaten in 3 years of racing. His wins included the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (twice), the Premio del Jockey Club e Coppa d'Oro, the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Sire of 67 stakes winners from 423 foals in England, Italy and the U.S., including Arts and Letters, Graustark, Tom Rolfe, Roi Soleil, Ribocco, Ribero, Romulus, Ragusa, His Majesty.

Sir Dixon b.c. 1885
(Billet - Jaconet)
Stakes winning American, including Belmont Stakes, Withers Stakes, Carlton Stakes and Travers Stakes. Leading American sire of 1901, his fillies were better than his colts, and he became an outstanding broodmare sire. Noted offspring include Kilmarnock, Agile, Running Water, Audience, Martha Gorman, Yankee Girl.

Storm Bird b.c. 1978
(Northern Dancer - South Ocean)
Canadian-bred winner of 5 of 6 races at 2 and 3, including the National Stakes and Dewhurst Stakes; imported to America, became a top sire, offspring including Storm Cat, Indian Skimmer, Acushla, Bluebird, Mukaddamah, Balanchine, Lonely Bird and Summer Squall.

Tredennis ch.c. 1898
(Kendal - St. Marguerite)
Did not win at the track, but became a leading sire. Offspring included Bachelor's Double, Clodagh, Honey Bee, Lady Wembley, Red Dennis, Soldennis, Tregaron, Wet Kiss.

Whisk Broom II ch.c. 1907
(Broomstick - Audience)
Won 7 of 17 races in England, then back to the U.S. to win three important handicaps. Retired at age 7 to sire a number of stakes winners, including Diavolo, John P. Grier, Swing On, Upset, Panasette, Victorian, Whiskaway, Whiskery.