Pedigree
| Sire Highflyer br. 1774 |
Herod b. 1758 |
Tartar ch. 1743 |
Partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meliora | |||
| Cypron br. 1750 |
Blaze | ||
| Salome | |||
| Rachel b. 1763 |
Blank 1740 |
Godolphin Arabian | |
| Mare by Little Hartley | |||
| Mare by Regulus 1751 |
Regulus | ||
| Mare by Soreheels | |||
| Dam Papillon b. 1769 |
Snap b. 1750 |
Snip 1736 |
Flying Childers |
| Mare by Basto | |||
| Mare by Fox 1740 |
Fox | ||
| Gipsy | |||
| Miss Cleveland b. 1758 |
Regulus 1739 |
Godolphin Arabian | |
| Grey Robinson | |||
| Midge 174- |
Colt by Bay Bolton | ||
| Bartlett's Childers Mare |
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