Family 11 (J haplotype [4, 11, 13]; **Young Camilla - L[fam5]; **P, unique)

11 (Sedbury Royal Mare, type J)

11-a (Scratch, type J)

11-b (descendants of Young Camilla)

11-c (Jerboa, type J)

11-d (Flight, type J)

 Feellikeanumber, stud; Thunder Gulch, stud; Withernsea, filly;

11-e (Scandal, type J)

11-f (Kermesse, type J)

11-g (descendants of Mandane; Type L, fam 5)

 Amber Violet, filly; Asso, colt; Bankrupt, colt; Bay of Plenty, colt; Bizzarro Episodio,   colt; Bo Bo the Spender, filly; Bombtrack, colt; By Moonlight, filly; Celebration,    mare; Cento Piedi, colt; Clever Yank, stud; Doge Genovese, colt; Eclisse di Luna,   colt; Festivus, colt; Kudos, filly; Mardi Gras, colt; Quarter Beat, filly; Restyle, colt;   Royal Party, colt; Sky's The Limit, colt; Spaceman, colt; Spendthrift, mare; Sphynx,   colt; Symbol, colt; The Big O, colt; Tight Asre, colt; Trick or Treat, mare; Upbeat,   mare; Virginia Yank, mare; Yanks Music, mare;

**Type J 11 (Sedbury Royal mare) includes:  St Simon, Birdcatcher, Australian, Thunder Gulch (11-d) and Acatenango
**Type L 11-g includes: Mandane  (1800), (from whom descend Oaks winner Manuella (1809),  St. Leger winners  Altisidora (1810) and Memnon (1882)), U.S. Triple  Crown winner War Admiral  (1934), and the French-bred sire Zeddaan  (1965).  *YC or a female descendant should actually trace to fam 5 Massey Mare.
**P is unique haplotype; only one horse tested in this study displayed P haplotype.

Family 12 (G Haplotype; see also fam 9)

12-b (Diana, 1754 by Cullen Arabian))

 Victory Gallop, stud;

**Type G 12: pedigrees were traced back as far  as a 1723 mare by Greyhound who was a daughter of a mare by the  Curwen Bay Barb. Three extremely  significant stallions, and many more  influential horses, descend  from the family 12 founding mare, and thus probably  carry the  "G" haplotype: they are Eclipse (1764, fam 12), Lexington (1850, fam 12-b),  and Commando (1898, fam 12-b).  Because questions have  been raised by historians regarding Eclipse's  dam line, and because Lexington's  dam line was considered so ill-documented  by the GSB at the turn of the  20th century that he and  all but a few of his descendants were barred from entry  in the GSB in 1913, additional testing of more horses descending  from  family 12 will be of great interest.

**fam  12-b, documentation: “Diana's documented progeny consists 

of two  fillies and two colts, the Jack of Diamonds mare is attributed  to her only by  tradition:
1762 f Snap Mare (GB) [Duke of  Kingston's/Wastell's] by  Snap
c1766 f Jack of Diamonds Mare by Jack of  Diamonds* (Des. incl. Lexington and Commando)
1767  bbr c Apollo [Spotswood's] by Fearnought*
c1770 f Diana  2nd  [Fitzhugh's] by Fearnought*
1775 ch c True Whig [Fitzhugh's]  by Regulus  [Fitzhugh's]

[Early American Turf Stock, i,  167-169]”

**fam 12-b, Additional Extrapolation of Diana: “Diana is the dam  of

Spotswood's  Apollo, the Cullen Arabian Mare noted above. The American Stud Book confuses Diana* with two other imported  mares, English John Bland's Duchess and  Benjamin Harrison's Cullen  Arabian Mare. Harrison thought that Diana* was the  grey Cullen  Arabian Mare owned and raced by the Duke of Kingston at Newmarket  in  1759. However, Diana* could not have been grey since her sire  Cullen Arabian was  brown and Grisewood's Lady Thigh was chestnut.  Also, none of Diana's foals,  whose colours are known, are said  to be grey, although she wasn't bred to any  grey stallions. Harrison  further attributed Lady Thigh to Crop, which, given the  confusion  surrounding the two sisters to Sampson, would be possible.
It would be convenient  to claim  that Crop is responsible since her color is nowhere to  be found. We have no idea  what she produced before or after Routh's  brief custodianship. However, if dates  are to be believed, Crop  would have produced a foal to the cover of Simon in  1739 where  her sister had produced a grey colt to Partner.
Since Grisewood's Lady Thigh is  mentioned  by name in the certificate for Diana*, the reference is probably  accurate. Lady Thigh produced in 1750 Miss Thigh, by Rib, a grey  mare who in  1756 produced a grey filly to the Cullen Arabian.  This Cullen Arabian filly has  no entry in the General Stud  Book as a broodmare, and there appears to be  no reference  to such a mare anywhere else. It is possible that the certificate  for Diana* lacks the crucial grey color due to a dropped cross,  that of Miss  Thigh. Diana* would be the Cullen Arabian filly.  Although there is no  documentation to support this, there is no  documentation to the contrary. If  true, this would also mean that  Harrison erroneously cited Crop as the dam of  Lady Thigh.”

Family 13 (J haplotype [4, 11, 13], "Royal mare”)

13 (Sedbury Royal Mare)

13-a (Rutilia)

13-b (Lady Sarah)

13-c (Stray Shot)

Alien Landscape, mare; Alydear, mare; Arctic Slew, colt; Change Of Command, filly; Change of Scenery, mare; Entita Aliena, filly; Escena, mare; Escena's Dance, filly; Escena's Slew, mare; Honest Mistake, colt; Kid Flash, colt; Magic Is Might, colt; Majestic Slayer, colt; Medieval Sorcerer, colt; Mermaid, filly; My Vienna, colt; Nazgul, colt; Orion, colt; Passing Scenery, filly; Perfect Picture, stud; Silence In Scene, colt; Sub A, colt; Sunny Outlook, filly; The Sequel, colt; Wekiva Slew, colt;

13-d (Tight-Fit)

13-e (Rattlewings)

**Type J 13 includes:Highflyer (13), Mr. Prospector (13-c),  Seattle Slew (13-c), Tourbillon (13-c)

Famly 14 (D haplotype, Oldfield Mare)

14 (Oldfield Mare)

14-a (Banter)

 Blue Hawaii, filly; Bonfire Legend, filly; Charming Lil, mare; Chateau Chambord, filly; French Mask, colt; Sovereign Sword, stud; Tout Charmant, mare;  

14-b (Admiration)

14-c (Pretty Polly)

 Swain, stud;

14-d (Berenice)

14-e (Bertha)

Assassin, colt; Enjoy the View, stud; Lycan, filly; Ninja, colt; Oh M Gee, filly; Scenic Bridle, colt; Scenic Quartz, colt; Scenic Route, mare; Scenic Sheba, mare; Scenic Sky, colt; Scene Stealer, colt; The Long Way, filly;

14-f (Honoria)

Family 15 (unk haplotype, “Royal Mare”)

15 (Royal Mare aka Dam of Grey Whynot)

15-a (Venus)

15-b (The Wryneck)

15-c  (Selima) (corrected to fam 21 in GSB)**

15-d (Regulus Mare)

**fam 15 formerly included Selima (1745, by Godolphin Arabian) as Tap Root mare for 15-c; this was due to erronneous pedigree. The discovery of her correct pedigree has resulted in her addition to fam 21 and the clearing of 15-c register.

Family 16 (F haplotype [fam 2, 7, 8, 16, 17, 22]; **Lady Alice - H [fam 1])

16 (Stripling's Dam)

16-a (Miss Agnes)

16-b (descendants of Windermere by Macaroni)

 Congenial, stud; Gold Coast, colt; Lady Kay, mare; Lord Kayman, colt; Count Kane, colt; Kayson, colt; Kay's Heir, colt; Memcay, stud; Rewind, colt; Tricat, filly; Tyrant, colt;

16-c (descnedants of Little Agnes by The Cure)

 Gradient, colt; Maida Vale, filly; Perfect Arc, mare; Perfect Bell, mare; Perfect Goer, stud; Perfect King, stud; Runaway, stud; Smokey'sTheatrical, stud; Wolfhound, colt;

16-d (Wild Agnes)

16-e (Wild Duchess)

16-f (Queen Bee)

16-g (descendants of Polly Agnes by The Cure)

 Aptly Stunning, stud; Ashrose Wonder, mare; Bellfast Forever, colt; Big Easy, stud;   Bold N Fae, filly; Child of War, mare; Dallas Cowboys, colt; Evermore, filly; Fairy   Gold, mare; Fairy Isle, filly; Forest Dancer, stud; Forest Fae, mare; Jupiter, filly;    Radar Warning, stud; Rain Forest, colt; Recite, filly; Revengeiswonderful, colt;    Ricochet, filly; Run Forest Run, colt; Undertaker, colt; Verdict, colt; Warlord, colt;

16-h (Lily Agnes)

Barbaro, stud;

**Type F 16 includes: Sceptre, Ormonde, Bahram, Crepello, 2008 Eclipse winners Benny the Bull (16-a) and Midshipman (16-g),  and Plucky Liege
**Type H 16 includes: Ossian (1918), the 1928 1,000 Guineas winner  Scuttle, and the important American sire Broomstick (1901).  *Lady Alice may have been juxtaposed with Maid of the Glen (fam 1) *As Lady Alice does not have a designated branch she is included in 16-Stripling's Dam, however the pedigree of all horses decended from her are in question.

Family 17 (F haplotype [fam 2, 7, 8, 16, 17, 22])

17-b (Biddy)

A Poker Challenge, colt; Believe In Magic, colt; Best Result, filly; Blood Red, colt; Golden Eye, colt; Handsome Bane, colt; Hourly Challenge, colt; In Seattle, colt; King of the Sea, colt; King Street, colt; Midas Touch, filly; Popular, colt; Pre Challenge, colt; Precious Elegance, mare; Precious Star, filly; Queen Street, mare; Red Hot Rebel, colt; Revision, colt; Rose, mare; Sea Of Streets, mare; Seattle Challenge, mare; Seattle Nash, stud; Shula, filly; Street Fighter, colt; Terra Rosa, colt; Urbane, mare; Vision, colt; Visionary, mare;

 **Type F 17 includes Yattendon, Omaha, Lyphard and Gallorette

Family 19 (K haplotype; **Violet - O, unique)

19 (Davil's Old Woodcock Mare)

19-a (Contessina, type K)

 Kotashaan, stud;

19-b (Constantia, type K)

 Blushing Approval, stud;

19-c (The Twinkle)

A15 (Miss Bell)

**type K 19 includes: Never Bend (1960, 19-b), Isonomy (1875, 19-a), Common (4-c), Isinglass (3-m), Gallinule (1884, 19-c), 2 time HotY Curlin (19-c), and Blushing K D (19-b)
**type O 19 includes: Gorgos (1902/3), Nebbiolo  (1974), Surefoot (1887) *O is unique haplotype *See also fam 4.

Family 20

20 (Daffodil's Dam)

Alleluia, mare; Carnegie Mist, mare; Eight Coronas, colt; Full Moon Curse, filly; Godspeed, colt; Irish Mist, colt; Miesque, mare; Mister Ken, colt; Mystikal, filly; Not Mistaken, filly; Saint Easy, colt;

20-a (Variety)

 Diascay, stud;

20-b (Escalade)

War Emblem, stud;

20-c (Palmflower)

20-d (Jennie Winkle)

** Fam 20 includes Fouardee (sire of PF Big N' Rich) and 2008 Eclipse winner (steeplechase) Good Night Shirt (20-a)

Family 22 (BELGRADE TURK MARE)

22-b (ECHO)

Accuracy, filly; Ansla Sax, colt; Cafeina, filly; Casual Storyteller, filly; Crowned Diamond, mare; Delitto Perfetto, colt; Disputatious, colt; Epicentro Sismico, colt; Excessive Arctic, colt; Excessive Midnight, colt; Excessive Revenge, colt; Excessive Queen, mare; Idiotic, colt; Jewel Thief, filly; Kiss and Tell, colt; Mister Trump, colt; Show and Tell, mare; Show Me, mare; Stowaway, colt;

**Family 22 includes British Champions Liston (1827, 1828, 1829 Oxfordshire Stakes, Fam 22), St Blaise (1883 Derby Stakes and 1890 USA Leading Sire, Fam 22-b) and St Frusquin (1896 Two Thousand Guineas Stakes and 1903 + 1907 GB Champion Sire, Fam 22-b).

Family 23 (Pipping Pegs Dam)

Arab Chief, colt; Arctic Fox, filly; Cesc, colt; Clever and Smart, colt; Clever Kenny, colt; Crown Prince, stud; Dancing Diva, filly; Essence Of Jewels, colt; Eterno, colt; Fox, mare; Jewel Princess, mare; Lady Of The Lake, filly; Maldini, mare; Mr. Winston, colt; Prince Stephen, colt; Regalo De Enrique, filly; She's Dancing, filly; Sicily, colt; Tower of Power, colt; Tricky Spelling, colt;

**Family 23 also includes Ruhlmann (1985-2008).

**Notes: Family 23

The earliest broodmare of Bruce Lowe's family 23 entered in the General Stud Book (GSB), appears on page 11 of the 5th, revised edition, of 1891, in the First Part.  The introductory paragraph of this section says:

"The following list of the earliest known mares, very few of which have been printed before as brood mares (though the substance has been given in the Miscellaneous Pedigrees at the end of earlier editions), are combined with the imported Eastern stallions, the source, with hardly any exception, of the whole of the so-called thorough-bred stock now existant..."

This mare's entry is given as
 
THE HOBBY MARE,
Got by Lister's Turk, out of the Duke of Kingston's *Piping Peg. 
   1709  b c  Brocklesby, by the Curwen Bay Barb  ...  Mr Curwen
    1711  ch f  Brocklesby Betty, by ditto  ...  Mr Curwen

* Piping Peg had also a sister to the Hobby mare, which was the dam in 1716 of Mr Pelham's Hip, by The Curwen Bay Barb.

A sister to Piping Peg had a filly by Hip, which was the dam of Sir A Hazlerigg's Ringtail Galloway, by The Curwen Bay Barb, which was dam in 1737 of Mr E O'Brien's Patch or Miss Patch, by Lord Halifax's Justice.  MISS PATCH was the dam in Ireland of Brutus, by Old England, and Patty, by Tim (son of Squirt).

 

Family 25 (Brimmer Mare)

Beerfest, colt; Blue Guitar, colt; Boomslang Dancer, colt; Celtic Cat, stud; Charity, mare; Charity Case, colt; Cities, colt; Contoof, mare; Contoof's Dancer, filly; Dusk Till Dawn, colt; English Sunset, mare; Eternity Road, filly; Floating, mare; Fortnightly, colt; Hatoof, mare;  Higher & Higher, colt; Imogen White, mare; Lady D'arbanville, mare; Luxor Temple, filly; Midnight Mist, colt; Monopolize, colt; Moving Mountains, colt; My Shout, colt; On The Hoof, mare; Running Water, filly; Short Circuit, colt; Slings and Arrows, filly; Solar Eclipse, colt; Street Cafe, colt; The Irregular, colt; Thuntoof, colt; Twilight Time, colt; Vitamin S, colt; Wicked Sunset, filly; White Satin, colt; White War, colt;

 

 Family 28 (Place's White Turk Mare)

Believer, colt; Cavalier Sprint, colt; Charlot Ville, filly;  Chesapeake, mare; Chesapeake Bay, stud; Crowley Magic, colt; Dane Mars, mare; Foreigner, filly; Grim Reaper, colt; No Friends, stud; Peaken on Patrol, stud; Sunday Rose, mare; Thunder Mars, colt;

**Family 28 includes 1932 Coronation Cup Winner Salmon Leap.