Pedigree
| Sire Partisan(GB) 1811 |
Walton 1799 |
Sir Peter Teazle* | Highflyer* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Papillon | |||
| Arethusa | Dungannon | ||
| Prophet mare | |||
| Parasol 1800 |
Potoooooooo | Eclipse | |
| Sportsmistress | |||
| Prunella | Highflyer* | ||
| Promise | |||
| Dam Miss Sophia (GB) 1805 |
Stamford 1794 |
Sir Peter Teazle* | Highflyer* |
| Papillon | |||
| Horatia | Eclipse | ||
| Countess | |||
| Sophia 1798 |
Buzzard | Woodpecker | |
| Misfortune | |||
| Huncamunca | Highflyer* | ||
| Cypher (Family:9-b) |
- Mameluke's pedigree contained a good deal of inbreeding. He was inbred 3x3 to the stallion Sir Peter Teazle, meaning that this horse appears twice in the third generation of his pedigree. Sir Peter Teazle's sire Highflyer appears four times in the fourth generation of the pedigree, while Eclipse appears twice.
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