Troublemaking horses in my project. Any help would be appreciated. I haven't looked up many of these horse up lately, so I'm going to get onto that over the weekend.
High Peak, 1960c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
sire of Desire(KEN), ch.f. 1971 x Belinda(GB) by Sunny Way(GB)
Matilda Jordan, c1850 by Jordan(GB)
x ?
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 3 classic winners in Canada
Trumpeter, 1860c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
sire of Young Trumpeter(CAN), ?/1867, winner Canadian Queen's Plate
Ruma, 1919 by Slieve Gallion-Ruby Ray(??) by Mindig
country of birth/color unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of Rendek, 1926, dam of 3 classic winners in Hungary
Star Brush(KEN), c1977 by Dobrush(ITY)
x Anthem(KEN), c1967 by Toronto(GB)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 3 classic winners in Kenya
Archduchess(KEN), 1940c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Athena(KEN), 1990c Murrmatch(GB)
x Queen of Hearts(KEN) Heartburn II(GB)
x ?
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Bastrazitsa(POL), 1850c Biron(GER)-Loreley(POL), by Etoile(POL)
color/year of birth unknown
dam of classic winners in Poland & Russia
Battery(KEN), 1965c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Blue Gleam, 1934 by Tommy Atkins(GB)
x Lady Starlight(GB), b. 1925 Son-in-Law(GB)
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of Blue Cross(JAM), b. 1947 Merry Mark(JAM), dam of 2 classic winners in Jamaica
Bummelkite(KEN), 1930c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Carval, 1928c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
sire of Cato(KEN), ch.g. 1930, winner of Kenya St. Leger
Collarcelle(KEN), 1933c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Dorado(KEN), 1977c Dobrush(ITY)
x Cachalot(??) Calvero(??)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Dotty, 1926c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Trinidad
Downwind(KEN), 1931c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Famosa(KEN), b. 1990 by Murrmatch(GB)
POSSIBLE LINEAGE:
x Taccaze Sunbird(??) Dobrush(ITY)
x Sun Bonnot(??) Toronto(GB)
x Sunday(??) The Plough(??)
x ?
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Fleetfoot, 1860c by Sir Tatton Sykes
x Deception(??) Prospect(??)
x Duroc Mare(??) Duroc(USA)
x ?
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Canada
Irony(KEN), b. 1982 by Iron Lad(GB)
x Blonde Streak(KEN), b. 1975 Kentra(GB)
x ?
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
La Vedette, 1900c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Romania
Leaflet(KEN?), 1957c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Linton Fair(KEN), 1998c Murrmatch
x Domani(KEN), ??/1982 Dobrush(ITY)
x La Manana(??), ??/1972c Triguero(??) pedigree unknown
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Danseur du Roi, 1924c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
sire of Kvik(SWE), c. 1934 classic winner in Denmark
Manhattan(ARG), 1944 by Medicis(ARG)
x Matrera(ARG), 1934 Codihue(ARG)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Venezuela
Maumee, ch. 1875 by Revolver(USA)
x Emily Peyton(USA) Lexington(USA)
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Canada
Medora(CHI), 1865c by ??
x Promenade(GB) Saunterer(GB)
sire unknown
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Chile
Namaste Ji(KEN), 1984c by Kentra(GB)
x Star Brush(KEN) Dobrush(ITY)
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown, see Star Brush above
Oceana, 1875c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Romania
Overdeben, 1975c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Palta(CHI), 1888 by General Wilson(GB)
x Julieta(CHI), ??. 1879 By The Sea(USA)
x Favorita(GB), ?? 1870 ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Chile
Subsidy(PAK), b. 1950 Short Hand(GB)
x Suzette(IND), 1937 Celebrator
xSuzan(IND), 1927c Quarryman
x Sister Sue(IND), 1917c ?
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Pakistan
Cerval, c1920
sire of Toyland(KEN), ch.f. 1928 x Wise Child(KEN), by Wise Dove(GB)
pedigree unknown
Your Turn(KEN), 1968c by Amber Glass(GB)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Missing Pedigrees/Country of Birth/Year of Birth
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Miesque1973
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I've found all of the colors I can find in your last thread--this might be fun!
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Matilda Jones
I know this sounds weird since this is a Trotting Registry, but it lists more of Matilda Jones pedigree than you've got so far.
https://books.google.com/books?id=mYcIA ... ed&f=false
I took a screenshot of the page but can't post it, nor can I copy and paste it for you.
The horse's name is Saint Thomas, a grandson of Matilda Jones, GGD is Sally Ward, Betty Bluster, imp, etc
I find it interesting that Pedigreequery lists something completely different, but since this is an actual horse registry, I'm going to take their word for it.
And the Wallace's Thoroughbred Registry lists Jordan's pedigree.
https://books.google.com/books?id=96WEA ... es&f=false
Trumpeter
He became a sport horse sire as well, and this page details his entire pedigree. His birthdate is listed as 1856, which seems appropriate considering Young Trumpeter was born in 1864.
https://sporthorse-data.com/pedigree/yo ... ter?mode=d
They have a painting of him available, as well. I can't copy and paste it but I've found it in a couple of places so I presume it is accurate, which is kind of cool.
Would you like me to stop now? I don't want to sound like I'm taking over or anything!
I know this sounds weird since this is a Trotting Registry, but it lists more of Matilda Jones pedigree than you've got so far.
https://books.google.com/books?id=mYcIA ... ed&f=false
I took a screenshot of the page but can't post it, nor can I copy and paste it for you.
The horse's name is Saint Thomas, a grandson of Matilda Jones, GGD is Sally Ward, Betty Bluster, imp, etc
I find it interesting that Pedigreequery lists something completely different, but since this is an actual horse registry, I'm going to take their word for it.
And the Wallace's Thoroughbred Registry lists Jordan's pedigree.
https://books.google.com/books?id=96WEA ... es&f=false
Trumpeter
He became a sport horse sire as well, and this page details his entire pedigree. His birthdate is listed as 1856, which seems appropriate considering Young Trumpeter was born in 1864.
https://sporthorse-data.com/pedigree/yo ... ter?mode=d
They have a painting of him available, as well. I can't copy and paste it but I've found it in a couple of places so I presume it is accurate, which is kind of cool.
Would you like me to stop now? I don't want to sound like I'm taking over or anything!
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The info above about Saint Thomas, is very similar to what pedigree query has, I know you have to be careful with pedigreequery as anyone can edit it. They have a Trumpeter (USA bred) by Glencoe, the info on Saint Thomas has it spelled Trumpator, which is what pedigreequery has as Trumpeter(USA)'s broodmare sire. https://www.pedigreequery.com/trumpeter3Oasis Dream wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 3:17 am Matilda Jones
I know this sounds weird since this is a Trotting Registry, but it lists more of Matilda Jones pedigree than you've got so far.
https://books.google.com/books?id=mYcIA ... ed&f=false
I took a screenshot of the page but can't post it, nor can I copy and paste it for you.
The horse's name is Saint Thomas, a grandson of Matilda Jones, GGD is Sally Ward, Betty Bluster, imp, etc
I find it interesting that Pedigreequery lists something completely different, but since this is an actual horse registry, I'm going to take their word for it.
And the Wallace's Thoroughbred Registry lists Jordan's pedigree.
https://books.google.com/books?id=96WEA ... es&f=false
Trumpeter
He became a sport horse sire as well, and this page details his entire pedigree. His birthdate is listed as 1856, which seems appropriate considering Young Trumpeter was born in 1864.
https://sporthorse-data.com/pedigree/yo ... ter?mode=d
They have a painting of him available, as well. I can't copy and paste it but I've found it in a couple of places so I presume it is accurate, which is kind of cool.
Would you like me to stop now? I don't want to sound like I'm taking over or anything!
There is another mare that is a daughter of Jordan and Sally Ward on Pedigreequery and she has a foal that was Canadian bred and is by the sire of previous Queens Plate winners. https://www.pedigreequery.com/lady+franklin4 so this is what Matilda Jones pedigree should be, according to that info.
The info from sport horse data is not the right horses.
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Equineline Pedigree of High PeakMiesque1973 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 7:01 pm High Peak, 1960c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
sire of Desire(KEN), ch.f. 1971 x Belinda(GB) by Sunny Way(GB)
This stallion has other foals in Kenya around that time.
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I don't think you should stop if you want to keep helping Miesque with her project. The info you found about Saint Thomas was great and the other stuff you helped find as well.
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No worries, I was teasing! I will help if I can.
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Thanks to everyone. 
I didn't get much done online this weekend. My mother is in the hospital (unpleasant ordeal involving shortness of breath, nausea brought on by Ozempic and an eventual diagnosis of a blood clot in her lung, which is being dealt with and was caught in time, thank goodness) and will being heading to rehab soon. I don't even think I got online at all. I know naptime was curtailed. Driving from Liberty Hill, TX to Round Rock, TX isn't a long journey but it takes forever because of traffic. Pfft.
Equineline insisting I prove I'm not a robot never ceases to amuse me. ("Could explain the loose screws, but... ")
I do have a couple of bookmarks for Standardbred pedigrees (I vaguely keep up with that sport as well, since there's a few mares that have produced 2 or more trotting/pacing Triple Crown race winners), and I also try to keep up with Quarter horse 'Derby' races and the All-American Futurity (no mare has produced 2 winners). But those are very minor projects and I'm not exactly up to date late... ly and really have little enthusiasm for either. I should dig through the Standardbred pages a little for older stuff, because there's some interesting connections to be found there.
I do have "Hogan's Index of Dams of Stakes-Winners" and Keylock's Dams of Winners, 1915-1947 & 1948 to 1956. And 2 General Stud Books (1933 & 1945) and a scary stack of ARMs. And Ulbrich's "Peerage of Racehorses", which is a trip to the ER if dropped on your toe. And a book on foundation stock of Quarter Horses. One day I'm sure I will die under a bibliovanche. I just know it.
I also cracked my tablet in the course of hunting down and killing a rather large cockroach. That got in bed with me. Yeah, there's nothing like having a roach clamber into your bed (except maybe having a scorpion clamber into your bed and sting you, and yes, I've been through that. Twice.). But the tablet fell, cracked and now it doesn't respond and I just ordered a new one from Amazon and I'm nervous about it. Killing roaches does sometimes require sacrifices. Like tablets, dignity, banged up knuckles, shattered nerves, the neighbors wondering if I'm being murdered. I mean, yeah, I screamed. Clearly I'm not a candidate for reality TV.
So I'll play catchup tonight.
~Miesque
I didn't get much done online this weekend. My mother is in the hospital (unpleasant ordeal involving shortness of breath, nausea brought on by Ozempic and an eventual diagnosis of a blood clot in her lung, which is being dealt with and was caught in time, thank goodness) and will being heading to rehab soon. I don't even think I got online at all. I know naptime was curtailed. Driving from Liberty Hill, TX to Round Rock, TX isn't a long journey but it takes forever because of traffic. Pfft.
Equineline insisting I prove I'm not a robot never ceases to amuse me. ("Could explain the loose screws, but... ")
I do have a couple of bookmarks for Standardbred pedigrees (I vaguely keep up with that sport as well, since there's a few mares that have produced 2 or more trotting/pacing Triple Crown race winners), and I also try to keep up with Quarter horse 'Derby' races and the All-American Futurity (no mare has produced 2 winners). But those are very minor projects and I'm not exactly up to date late... ly and really have little enthusiasm for either. I should dig through the Standardbred pages a little for older stuff, because there's some interesting connections to be found there.
I do have "Hogan's Index of Dams of Stakes-Winners" and Keylock's Dams of Winners, 1915-1947 & 1948 to 1956. And 2 General Stud Books (1933 & 1945) and a scary stack of ARMs. And Ulbrich's "Peerage of Racehorses", which is a trip to the ER if dropped on your toe. And a book on foundation stock of Quarter Horses. One day I'm sure I will die under a bibliovanche. I just know it.
I also cracked my tablet in the course of hunting down and killing a rather large cockroach. That got in bed with me. Yeah, there's nothing like having a roach clamber into your bed (except maybe having a scorpion clamber into your bed and sting you, and yes, I've been through that. Twice.). But the tablet fell, cracked and now it doesn't respond and I just ordered a new one from Amazon and I'm nervous about it. Killing roaches does sometimes require sacrifices. Like tablets, dignity, banged up knuckles, shattered nerves, the neighbors wondering if I'm being murdered. I mean, yeah, I screamed. Clearly I'm not a candidate for reality TV.
So I'll play catchup tonight.
~Miesque
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Miesque1973
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I assume you mean Matilda Jordan.
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It was 4 am my time, so I was exhausted! 
Yes, I did.
Yes, I did.
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2 more, apparently half-bred lineages, but no harm in posting & seeing if anything comes up.
COLONEL'S PET(IRE), b, 1910 (Decrevi(IRE)-Lottie(IRE), by Touchstone(SWE) #HB
Lottie(IRE), 1891 by Touchstone(IRE)
?
dam of 3 classic winners in Norway
SILVERTON(KEN), gr. 1996 (Rana Pratap(USA)-Cape Wind(KEN), by Murrmatch(GB) #HB
x Cape Wind(KEN), 1986c Murrmatch(GB)
x Torcombe(KEN), 1976c Dobrush(ITY)
x Torvale(KEN), gr. 1966 Toronto(GB)
x Landswell, 1952c
The first 3 generations of her line are all sired by stallions established to be influential in Kenya
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
COLONEL'S PET(IRE), b, 1910 (Decrevi(IRE)-Lottie(IRE), by Touchstone(SWE) #HB
Lottie(IRE), 1891 by Touchstone(IRE)
?
dam of 3 classic winners in Norway
SILVERTON(KEN), gr. 1996 (Rana Pratap(USA)-Cape Wind(KEN), by Murrmatch(GB) #HB
x Cape Wind(KEN), 1986c Murrmatch(GB)
x Torcombe(KEN), 1976c Dobrush(ITY)
x Torvale(KEN), gr. 1966 Toronto(GB)
x Landswell, 1952c
The first 3 generations of her line are all sired by stallions established to be influential in Kenya
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
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So far I can't help much for the year and matriarchal lineage, except to confirm that Famosa's pedigree readsMiesque1973 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 7:01 pm Troublemaking horses in my project. Any help would be appreciated. I haven't looked up many of these horse up lately, so I'm going to get onto that over the weekend.
Star Brush(KEN), c1977 by Dobrush(ITY)
x Anthem(KEN), c1967 by Toronto(GB)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 3 classic winners in Kenya
Archduchess(KEN), 1940c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Athena(KEN), 1990c Murrmatch(GB)
x Queen of Hearts(KEN) Heartburn II(GB)
x ?
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Bastrazitsa(POL), 1850c Biron(GER)-Loreley(POL), by Etoile(POL)
color/year of birth unknown
dam of classic winners in Poland & Russia
Battery(KEN), 1965c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Blue Gleam, 1934 by Tommy Atkins(GB)
x Lady Starlight(GB), b. 1925 Son-in-Law(GB)
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of Blue Cross(JAM), b. 1947 Merry Mark(JAM), dam of 2 classic winners in Jamaica
Bummelkite(KEN), 1930c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Carval, 1928c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
sire of Cato(KEN), ch.g. 1930, winner of Kenya St. Leger
Collarcelle(KEN), 1933c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Dorado(KEN), 1977c Dobrush(ITY)
x Cachalot(??) Calvero(??)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Dotty, 1926c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Trinidad
Downwind(KEN), 1931c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Famosa(KEN), b. 1990 by Murrmatch(GB)
POSSIBLE LINEAGE:
x Taccaze Sunbird(??) Dobrush(ITY)
x Sun Bonnot(??) Toronto(GB)
x Sunday(??) The Plough(??)
x ?
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Fleetfoot, 1860c by Sir Tatton Sykes
x Deception(??) Prospect(??)
x Duroc Mare(??) Duroc(USA)
x ?
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Canada
Irony(KEN), b. 1982 by Iron Lad(GB)
x Blonde Streak(KEN), b. 1975 Kentra(GB)
x ?
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
La Vedette, 1900c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Romania
Leaflet(KEN?), 1957c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Linton Fair(KEN), 1998c Murrmatch
x Domani(KEN), ??/1982 Dobrush(ITY)
x La Manana(??), ??/1972c Triguero(??) pedigree unknown
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Danseur du Roi, 1924c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
sire of Kvik(SWE), c. 1934 classic winner in Denmark
Manhattan(ARG), 1944 by Medicis(ARG)
x Matrera(ARG), 1934 Codihue(ARG)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Venezuela
Maumee, ch. 1875 by Revolver(USA)
x Emily Peyton(USA) Lexington(USA)
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Canada
Medora(CHI), 1865c by ??
x Promenade(GB) Saunterer(GB)
sire unknown
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Chile
Namaste Ji(KEN), 1984c by Kentra(GB)
x Star Brush(KEN) Dobrush(ITY)
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown, see Star Brush above
Oceana, 1875c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Romania
Overdeben, 1975c
country of birth/color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Palta(CHI), 1888 by General Wilson(GB)
x Julieta(CHI), ??. 1879 By The Sea(USA)
x Favorita(GB), ?? 1870 ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Chile
Subsidy(PAK), b. 1950 Short Hand(GB)
x Suzette(IND), 1937 Celebrator
xSuzan(IND), 1927c Quarryman
x Sister Sue(IND), 1917c ?
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Pakistan
Cerval, c1920
sire of Toyland(KEN), ch.f. 1928 x Wise Child(KEN), by Wise Dove(GB)
pedigree unknown
Your Turn(KEN), 1968c by Amber Glass(GB)
x ?
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Murmatch x Tocazze Sunbird.
I don't know if you can use this, but Murrmatch 1972 is by Murrayfield (GB) out of Lobinstown Pilgrim by Tyrone (Fr) out of Lawn Wood (GB)
Colonel's Pet b.Decrevi (1895?)son of Astrologer son of Hermit, according to the Irish Registered Stallion Book. Haven't been able to establish YOB on them yet. (A pedigree up on Pedigreequery lists his dam as Purity? Unable to verify yet.)
The Touchstone I am finding is a GB model, and an article about him on TBHeritage but I found him listed in a Catalogue of "stallions, broodmare and foals" as
Touchstone 1831-1861 by Camel by Whalebone
X Banter by Master Henry.
TBHeritage lists him as this:
Touchstone by Camel (1822) x Banter
Camel by Whalebone x"mare by Selim?"
Banter by Master Henry x Boadica (1807)
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Danke Some pedigrees are as elusive as dodos, it seems.Oasis Dream wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 2:42 am
So far I can't help much for the year and matriarchal lineage, except to confirm that Famosa's pedigree reads
Murmatch x Tocazze Sunbird.
I don't know if you can use this, but Murrmatch 1972 is by Murrayfield (GB) out of Lobinstown Pilgrim by Tyrone (Fr) out of Lawn Wood (GB)
Colonel's Pet b.Decrevi (1895?)son of Astrologer son of Hermit, according to the Irish Registered Stallion Book. Haven't been able to establish YOB on them yet. (A pedigree up on Pedigreequery lists his dam as Purity? Unable to verify yet.)
The Touchstone I am finding is a GB model, and an article about him on TBHeritage but I found him listed in a Catalogue of "stallions, broodmare and foals" as
Touchstone 1831-1861 by Camel by Whalebone
X Banter by Master Henry.
TBHeritage lists him as this:
Touchstone by Camel (1822) x Banter
Camel by Whalebone x"mare by Selim?"
Banter by Master Henry x Boadica (1807)
My weekend was loony. Still feeling like I'm an hour behind. ("Why isn't anybody at church yet?" <doink>) None of my picks won in the BC races. Medina Spirit at least gave a good show, sans skin rash cream, I assume.
The Kenya pedigrees are a pain in the tuchis, for sure. There's a Volume X of the Kenya Stud Book online and it's fun, but lawdy mercy, it's useless, too.
Someone at the Kenya Jockey Club sent me all the winners of all of Kenya's Triple Crown races and then disappeared and I never could get hold of her again, and then the Kenya Jockey Club website vanished as well. Will I be able to find next year's Triple Crown race winners? We'll see!
I use all of the following pedigree search sites, aside from BRIS, Equineline and PQ:
http://www.studbook.org.au/ (yearly subscription: $60 US; APR is $275, Equineline, $300+!)
https://www.bloodstockreports.co.uk/wea ... /wbr/home/ (you can create a free account)
https://www.bloodhound.net.au/cgi-bin/f ... 5&r_id=201 (free account)
https://www.studbook.jp/en/ (free account)
https://www.aro.co.za/index.php (free account)
I suspect nearly everybody already knows about these sites, but just in case...
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Miesque1973 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 7:46 pmDanke Some pedigrees are as elusive as dodos, it seems.Oasis Dream wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 2:42 am
So far I can't help much for the year and matriarchal lineage, except to confirm that Famosa's pedigree reads
Murmatch x Tocazze Sunbird.
I don't know if you can use this, but Murrmatch 1972 is by Murrayfield (GB) out of Lobinstown Pilgrim by Tyrone (Fr) out of Lawn Wood (GB)
Colonel's Pet b.Decrevi (1895?)son of Astrologer son of Hermit, according to the Irish Registered Stallion Book. Haven't been able to establish YOB on them yet. (A pedigree up on Pedigreequery lists his dam as Purity? Unable to verify yet.)
The Touchstone I am finding is a GB model, and an article about him on TBHeritage but I found him listed in a Catalogue of "stallions, broodmare and foals" as
Touchstone 1831-1861 by Camel by Whalebone
X Banter by Master Henry.
TBHeritage lists him as this:
Touchstone by Camel (1822) x Banter
Camel by Whalebone x"mare by Selim?"
Banter by Master Henry x Boadica (1807)
My weekend was loony. Still feeling like I'm an hour behind. ("Why isn't anybody at church yet?" <doink>) None of my picks won in the BC races. Medina Spirit at least gave a good show, sans skin rash cream, I assume.
The Kenya pedigrees are a pain in the tuchis, for sure. There's a Volume X of the Kenya Stud Book online and it's fun, but lawdy mercy, it's useless, too.
Someone at the Kenya Jockey Club sent me all the winners of all of Kenya's Triple Crown races and then disappeared and I never could get hold of her again, and then the Kenya Jockey Club website vanished as well. Will I be able to find next year's Triple Crown race winners? We'll see!
I use all of the following pedigree search sites, aside from BRIS, Equineline and PQ:
http://www.studbook.org.au/ (yearly subscription: $60 US; APR is $275, Equineline, $300+!)
https://www.bloodstockreports.co.uk/wea ... /wbr/home/ (you can create a free account)
https://www.bloodhound.net.au/cgi-bin/f ... 5&r_id=201 (no account necessary)
https://www.studbook.jp/en/ (free account)
https://www.aro.co.za/index.php (free account)
I suspect nearly everybody already knows about these sites, but just in case...
~Miesque
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Miesque1973
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Danke Some pedigrees are as elusive as dodos, it seems.Oasis Dream wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 2:42 am
So far I can't help much for the year and matriarchal lineage, except to confirm that Famosa's pedigree reads
Murmatch x Tocazze Sunbird.
I don't know if you can use this, but Murrmatch 1972 is by Murrayfield (GB) out of Lobinstown Pilgrim by Tyrone (Fr) out of Lawn Wood (GB)
Colonel's Pet b.Decrevi (1895?)son of Astrologer son of Hermit, according to the Irish Registered Stallion Book. Haven't been able to establish YOB on them yet. (A pedigree up on Pedigreequery lists his dam as Purity? Unable to verify yet.)
The Touchstone I am finding is a GB model, and an article about him on TBHeritage but I found him listed in a Catalogue of "stallions, broodmare and foals" as
Touchstone 1831-1861 by Camel by Whalebone
X Banter by Master Henry.
TBHeritage lists him as this:
Touchstone by Camel (1822) x Banter
Camel by Whalebone x"mare by Selim?"
Banter by Master Henry x Boadica (1807)
My weekend was loony. Still feeling like I'm an hour behind. ("Why isn't anybody at church yet?" <doink>) None of my picks won in the BC races. Medina Spirit at least gave a good show, sans skin rash cream, I assume.
The Kenya pedigrees are a pain in the tuchis, for sure. There's a Volume X of the Kenya Stud Book online and it's fun, but lawdy mercy, it's useless, too.
Someone at the Kenya Jockey Club sent me all the winners of all of Kenya's Triple Crown races and then disappeared and I never could get hold of her again, and then the Kenya Jockey Club website vanished as well. Will I be able to find next year's Triple Crown race winners? We'll see!
I use all of the following pedigree search sites, aside from BRIS, Equineline and PQ:
http://www.studbook.org.au/ (yearly subscription: $60 US; APR is $275, Equineline, $300+!)
https://www.bloodstockreports.co.uk/wea ... /wbr/home/ (you can create a free account)
https://www.bloodhound.net.au/cgi-bin/f ... 5&r_id=201 (no account necessary)
https://www.studbook.jp/en/ (free account)
https://www.aro.co.za/index.php (free account)
I suspect nearly everybody already knows about these sites, but just in case...
~Miesque
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Oasis Dream
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You're not kidding about the Kenya Studbooks
Sometimes I admit to having three different pages open at once to track down and verify, because it's a slow process lol.
Hopefully you get caught up and back in the swing of things!
Sometimes I admit to having three different pages open at once to track down and verify, because it's a slow process lol.
Hopefully you get caught up and back in the swing of things!
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Oasis Dream
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I haven't been able to figure out how they are related, or if they even are-- maybe the connection between them is that they were bred by the same man?Collarcelle(KEN), 1933c
color/year of birth unknown
pedigree unknown
dam of 2 classic winners in Kenya
Anyway, in the EA Studbook of 1954, Wise Dove is mentioned with simply a line leading to Collarcelle. Both were bred by Capt JB Soames, so maybe that's why?
I can only find snippets of that Studbook online.
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Miesque1973
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Popping in briefly. Haven't forgotten the project. Life has become very, very busy lately. Between work and caring for my Mom, who has had all kinds of health issues since November of 2019 (COVID first and now a blood clot in her lung, a touch of pneumonia, nose bleeds because of the blood thinners she's on and basically just age-related slowing down), everything is else taking a back seat. I'm still slogging away, when things ever do slow down, on the female lines of classic winners/Breeders' Cup race winners, as well as English Triple Crown race winners, American Triple Crown race winners, plus the KY Oaks, Pimlico Oaks, CCA Oaks, Acorn, Mother Goose and Alabama winners. Right now I've gotten as far as the 1960-something CCA Oaks. Plus I have the occasional joy of adding a new mare to my 'Dams of 2 or More Classic Winners' project. And keeping up with Triple Crown race winners from around the world. Plus pounding my head against the desk because of writers' block.
It's been a tough year. The research keeps me calm. Much thanks to everyone who does pedigree digging for me. It's greatly appreciated.
~Miesque
It's been a tough year. The research keeps me calm.
Much thanks to everyone who does pedigree digging for me. It's greatly appreciated. ~Miesque
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Quick query. Quite obscure:
Pat-See, probably foaled 2018, filly, sired by Westonian out of Needsumluck. Won the Kenya Fillies' Guineas on 3/2 at Ngong Racecourse.
Pedigree isn't found anywhere online so far, but I haven't looked everywhere. Any clues?
Been incredibly busy these past few weeks. Mom's health problems, my back troubles... ugh... between all that and work I barely get anything done any more. I'm currently slogging through female lines of Prix Royal Oak winners (finished Prix du Jockey-Club and French 2000 Guineas winners). I've already finished American and English Triple Crown race winners, as well as all Breeders' Cup race winners. I even work on that stuff during lulls at work, because that work is more interesting than work. The past few days have been exhausting, and weekends consist of sleep and house projects that must be done so the house can be live-in-able.
~Miesque
Pat-See, probably foaled 2018, filly, sired by Westonian out of Needsumluck. Won the Kenya Fillies' Guineas on 3/2 at Ngong Racecourse.
Pedigree isn't found anywhere online so far, but I haven't looked everywhere. Any clues?
Been incredibly busy these past few weeks. Mom's health problems, my back troubles... ugh... between all that and work I barely get anything done any more. I'm currently slogging through female lines of Prix Royal Oak winners (finished Prix du Jockey-Club and French 2000 Guineas winners). I've already finished American and English Triple Crown race winners, as well as all Breeders' Cup race winners. I even work on that stuff during lulls at work, because that work is more interesting than work. The past few days have been exhausting, and weekends consist of sleep and house projects that must be done so the house can be live-in-able.
~Miesque
Vice does not change its character by becoming fashionable.