Pedigree
| Sire Cape Cross (IRE) 1994 |
Green Desert (USA) 1983 |
Danzig (USA) 1977 |
Northern Dancer (CAN) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pas De Nom (USA) | |||
| Foreign Courier (USA) 1979 |
Sir Ivor (USA) | ||
| Courtly Dee (USA) | |||
| Park Appeal (IRE) 1982 |
Ahonoora (GB) 1975 |
Lorenzaccio (IRE) | |
| Helen Nichols (GB) | |||
| Balidaress (IRE) 1973 |
Balidar (IRE) | ||
| Innocence (GB) | |||
| Dam Selection Board (GB) 1982 |
Welsh Pageant (FR) 1966 |
Tudor Melody (USA) 1956 |
Tudor Minstrel (GB) |
| Matelda (USA) | |||
| Picture Light (FR) 1954 |
Court Martial (GB) | ||
| Queen of Light (GB) | |||
| Ouija (GB) 1971 |
Sally Season (USA) 1962 |
Tom Fool (USA) | |
| Double Deal (GB) | |||
| Samanda (GB) 1956 |
Alycidon (GB) | ||
| Gradisca (GB) |
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“The pedigree of Honey
Does not concern the Bee,”
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