Thoroughbred Bloodlines

Profiles, pedigrees and portraits of historic Thoroughbred race horses

Profiles and portraits are available for a number of historic horses. Their pedigrees are based on the General and American Stud Books, with corrections provided by later researchers. To locate a specific horse, use the index to select the first letter of the horse's name. For example, if you wish to see a profile for a horse whose name starts with the letter "A" please click on the "A" above or below, &c. At the entry for the horse, click on the horse name to see the profile. Clicking on family number or sire line will present those respective options.

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Profiles Alarm, Australian, Caller Ou, Catton, Cotherstone, Crucifix, Haphazard, Hastings, Liverpool, Lottery, Man o' War, Orlando, Oysterfoot Arabian, Pantaloon, Priam, Rataplan, Spendthrift, Surplice, Sweetmeat, The Flying Dutchman, Vedette
Family Numbers Family 6-x, Family 72, Family 104, American Family a73, American Family a80, American Family a84, American Family a85, American Family a86, American Family a90
As It Were Carr House, Raby Castle, Sulby Hall	Genealogy Borlase, Dutton, Newton, Warton
Owners and Breeders George Payne	Odds & Ends Back to the Future Handicapping

Thoroughbred Bloodlines is a collaboration of a number of people: Judy Baugh, Anthony Byles, James Hardiman, A J Hibbard, KL Jones, Christine Matthes, Miodrag Milovanovic, AG Morris, William Morgan, Richard Nash, EJ Ross, Sandra K. Snider and others.

Additions and corrections are always welcome. Inaccuracies are invariably the fault of the typist.

We'd like to express our gratitude to the people who have generously offered their help over the years. Their expertise in pedigree research, equine colour theory, history, genealogy, technical assistance, and general support has been invaluable.

Thanks

Les Brinsfield, Vicki Brown, Louis Cauz, Tim Cox, Carole Goodwin, Ralph Graulich, Sherry Johnson, Edmond Lapeyre, Julia Lord, Hilda Marshall, Miles Michelson, Frances O'Brien, Bill Rambo, Jose Antonio Leao Ramos, Tom Viebke, Vicki Turner and others who prefer to remain anonymous.

Absent Friend

We'd also like to remember our friend Gustavo Mèndez of Montevideo, Uruguay, who passed away in 2006, an unfailingly courteous, generous and much valued contributor.