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Family 1 |
| The traditional pedigree given for the Bonny Lass who is ancestress
to the German matriarch Grave and Gay (b f 1899) attributes her to
Family 11. However, she was more likely a descendant of the Bolton Bonny
Lass of Family 1. See Bonny Lass*. |
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| Family 4 |
| The General Stud Book includes an extra cross in the pedigree of Old
Cartouch. See Trumpet's Dam. |
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| Family 6 |
| There are unresolved date conflicts in this family. The
General Stud
Book says that some sources make Young Bald Peg by Spanker rather than
the Leedes Arabian. See Young Bald
Peg. Based on an entry in the manuscript stud book of Cuthbert
Routh, C. M. Prior suggests that the Wyvill Roan Mare was the correct
dam of Cream Cheeks, rather than Lord Darcy's Spanker Mare. See Wyvill's
Roan Mare. |
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| Family 9 |
| The pedigrees of the Whiteneck Mares differ from those presented in
the General Stud Book. The corrections are from Lord Godolphin's stud
book. See Whiteneck Mares. |
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| Family 9-c |
| The pedigree of Young Sir Peter Mare, ancestress of such horses as
Nasrullah*, is thought to have been fabricated. The probable taproot
mare of this family is Milfield Mare. In order to maintain accordance
with the Bobinski family numbering system Family 9-c would then have two
taproot mares, Crab Mare and Milfield Mare. See Young
Sir Peter Mare. |
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| Family 12 |
| The traditional table for Family 12 is based on an error, due to
confusion between the two Montague Mares. However, there are two
distinct taproot mares for this family, one the ancestress of Family 12
and 12-g, the other the ancestress of Family 12-a, 12-b, 12-c, 12-d,
12-e and 12-f. See Family 12. |
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| Family 14 |
| The dam of Romp, or Miss Romp, is confused in the
General Stud Book
with the Merlin Mare of Family 28. See Romp.
The pedigree of Young Look at Me Lads was corrected by C. M. Prior. See Young
look at Me Lads. |
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| Family 15 |
| Selima is traditionally attributed to this family, however, her
correct pedigree surfaced in Lord Godolphin's stud books. She belongs to
Family 21. For the verbatim reports of C. M. Prior and John Hervey see Selima. |
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| Family 18 |
| The General Stud Book says that the dam of the Coalition Colt is a
Danger Mare. An early Irish publication corrects his dam to a sister to
Antelope. See Coalition Colt. |
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| Family 21 |
| There were four, rather than two, sisters to Sherborne. Prior notes
that only two of them appear in the General Stud Book and that their
offspring are randomly assigned. See Sisters
to Sherborne. Cinderella's sire is wrongly stated by many sources.
The correction appears in a later volume of the General Stud Book. See Cinderella. |
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| Family 23 |
| There is a great deal of
confusion over the identity of Piping Peg and Hobby. The
evidence points to Piping Peg and Hobby being sisters. See Piping Peg. Ringtail
Galloway is traditionally attributed to Family 23 based on a mistake in
reading her pedigree. See Ringtail
Galloway. |
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|
Family 30 |
| There is some confusion over assigning offspring to Golden Locks or
her sister. See Golden Locks. |
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| Family 32 |
| The Young Child cross is often erroneously dropped in Silvertail's
pedigree. See Silvertail. |
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| Family 37 |
| Bay Bolton's pedigree is supplied in two versions in the
General
Stud Book. See Sister to
Merlin's Dam. |
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| Family 40 |
| Most sources attribute Jenny Cameron* to Miss Belvoir, based on the
identification of her dam as "the cabbage-arsed mare," but
Jenny Cameron was a bay and Miss Belvoir was homozygous for grey. Jenny
Cameron is more likely a half-sister to Grenadier. See Jenny
Cameron. The traditional pedigree of Mary Grey* was based on a
proposition by Skinner made well over a hundred years after her birth.
See Mary Grey. |
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| Family 44 |
| The pedigree of Noble contains an unknown cross. See Young
Coquette. |
