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Addie C (By King Alfonso, 1883) DAMS La Ville Rouge (by Carson City, 1996) – Barbaro (2006) Lady Liberty (by Unbridled, 1999) – Orb (2013) Lady Sterling (by Hanover, 1919) – Sir Barton (1919) Above Perfection (by In Excess-IRE, 1998) – Always Dreaming (2017) Lavender (by Wagner, 1855) – Baden-Baden (1877) Addie C (by King Alfonso, 1883) – Chant (1894) Lazy (by Scythian-GB, 1865) – Vagrant (1876) Agnes (by Gilroy, 1885) – Plaudit (1898) Lisma-GB (by Persimmon-GB, 1907) – Omar Khayyam-GB (1917) Al Lone (by Albert-GB, 1894) – Donau (1910) Line of Thunder (by Storm Bird, 1987) – Thunder Gulch (1995) Albia (by Alarm, 1881) – Azra (1892) Littleprincessemma (by Yankee Gentleman, 2006) – American Pharoah (2015) Algie M (by Hanover, 1898) – Donerail (1913) Love the Chase (by Not For Love, 2006) – California Chrome (2014) All Rainbows (by Bold Hour, 1973) – Winning Colors (1988) Lullaby (by Judge Himes, 1884) – Judge Himes (1903) Al Pena (by King Alfonso, 1886) – Agile (1905) Majestic Gold (by Hatchet Man, 1979) – Strike the Gold (1991) Angel Fever (by Danzig, 1990) – Fusaichi Pegasus (2000) Margaret Lawrence (by Vulcain-FR, 1921) – Lawrin (1938) Arch’s Gal Edith (by Arch, 2002) – I’ll Have Another (2012) Marguerite (by Celt, 1920) – Gallant Fox (1930) Auld Alliance-GB (by Brantome-FR, 1948) – Tomy Lee-GB (1959) Mary Malloy (by Pat Malloy, 1887) – Pink Star (1907) Bali Babe (by Drone, 1980) – Charismatic (1999) May Florence (by Hamburg, 1907) – Paul Jones (1920) Banja Luka (by Double Jay, 1968) – Ferdinand (1986) Mien (by Nuryev, 1999) – Big Brown (2008) Banquet Bell (by Polynesian, 1951) – Chateaugay (1963) Minawand (by Lonawand-GB, 1916) – Burgoo King (1932) Beaming Beauty (by Sweep, 1917) – Bubbling Over (1926) Mining My Own (by Smart Strike, 2001) – Mine That Bird (2009) Bedazzle (by Dixieland Band, 1997) – Street Sense (2007) Miss Hanover (by Hanover, 1897) – Worth (1912) Bel Sheba (by Lt. 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