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TesioPower Rancho San Antonio Let's Dance Again (2000) Pharos 13-e Nearco 4-r Nogara 4-r Nearctic (1954) 14-c Hyperion 6-e Lady Angela 14-c Sister Sarah 14-c Northern Dancer (1961) 2-d Polynesian 14-a Native Dancer 5-f Geisha 5-f Natalma (1957) 2-d Mahmoud 9-c Almahmoud 2-d Arbitrator 2-d Nijinsky II (1967) 8-f Bull Dog 16-a Bull Lea 9-f Rose Leaves 9-f Bull Page (1947) 4-m Blue Larkspur 8-f Our Page 4-m Occult 4-m Flaming Page (1959) 8-f Pharamond II 6-e Menow 8-g Alcibiades 8-g Flaring Top (1947) 8-f Omaha 17-b Flaming Top 8-f Firetop 8-f Green Dancer (1972) 16-c Blandford 3-o Brantome 27-a Vitamine 27-a Vieux Manoir (1947) 10-e Finglas 14-a Vieille Maison 10-e Vieille Canaille 10-e Val De Loir (1959) 5-h Jock 14-f Sunny Boy 16-a Fille De Soleil 16-a Vali (1954) 5-h Tetratema 14-a Her Slipper 5-h Carpet Slipper 5-h Green Valley (1967) 16-c Black Toney 10-c Balladier 3-j Blue Warbler 3-j Spy Song (1943) 2-o Peter Hastings 10 Mata Hari 2-o War Woman 2-o Sly Pola (1957) 16-c Case Ace 1-k Pavot 10-a Coquelicot 10-a Ampola (1949) 16-c Blue Larkspur 8-f Blue Denim 16-c Let's Dance Again (2000) - F - 1-w Judy O'Grady 16-c Nearco 4-r Nasrullah 9-c Mumtaz Begum 9-c Red God (1954) 8-c Menow 8-g Spring Run 8-c Boola Brook 8-c Blushing Groom (1974) 22-d Rialto 12 Wild Risk 3-f Wild Violet 3-f Runaway Bride (1962) 22-d Tudor Minstrel 9-c Aimee 22-d Emali 22-d Mt Livermore (1981) 9-a Balladier 3-j Spy Song 2-o Mata Hari 2-o Crimson Satan (1959) 26 Requiebro 14 Papila 26 Papalona 26 Flama Ardiente (1972) 9-a Revoked 10-c Reneged 1-n White Samite 1-n Royal Rafale (1968) 9-a Requested 9 Questar 9-a Albania 9-a She's Daliteful (1996) 1-w Polynesian 14-a Native Dancer 5-f Geisha 5-f Raise A Native (1961) 8-f Case Ace 1-k Raise You 8-f Lady Glory 8-f Alydar (1975) 9-c Nasrullah 9-c On-And-on 23-b Two Lea 23-b Sweet Tooth (1965) 9-c Ponder 23 Plum Cake 9-c Real Delight 9-c Daraly (1982) 1-w Owen Tudor 10-b Tudor Minstrel 9-c Sansonnet 9-c Tudor Grey (1960) 2-d Grey Sovereign 6-f Earnest Alice 2-d Ardue 2-d Plumb Grey (1966) 1-w Fair Trial 9-c Bandit 4-p Careless Nora 4-p Plumb Dumb (1962) 1-w Jean Valjean 3-o Peu-A-peu 1-w Happy Miracle 1-w.

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