Florizel

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Florizel
SireHerod
Grandsire
DamCygnet mare
DamsireCygnet
SexStallion
Foaled1768
CountryGreat Britain
ColourBay
BreederSir John Moore
OwnerChristopher Blake
Richard Vernon
Record23: 16-?-?
Last updated on 26 August 2007

Florizel (1768–1791) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse. He was a bay son of Herod foaled in 1768.[1] As a sire he produced 175 winners who won a total of 75,901 pounds. Offspring included Eager (winner of the 1791 Derby), Tartar (St. Leger), Ninety-three (St. Leger), Brilliant, Diomed[2] (winner of the Derby and a great sire in the US, producing Sir Archy), Ulysses, Moustrap, and Admiral. Important daughters included Leveret (dam of Lilliput), Fancy (dam of Rattle), Lucy (dam of Skylark), and the dam of Clifden. Florizel died in 1791.[1] 'Florizel' is on the permanent list, of The International List of Protected Names.[3][4] Lester Piggott, retired jockey, named his house 'Florizel'.[5]

Sire line tree[]

  • Florizel[6][7][8]
    • Brilliant
    • Moustrap
    • Crookshanks
    • Diomed[9]
      • Centinel
      • Peacemaker
      • Stump-the-Dealer
      • Grey Diomed
      • Glaucus
      • Anthony
      • Sir Charles
      • Wrangler
      • Albemarle
      • Hamlintonian
        • Diomed (Darnaby)
        • Hamlintonian (Hancock)
        • Hamlintonian (Davis)
          • Randolph
      • Top Gallant
      • Truxton
      • Wonder
        • Tennessee Oscar
          • Columbus
          • Bolivar
      • Diomed (Lawrence)
      • Diomed (Ragland)
      • Diomed (Randolph)
      • Florizel (Ball)
        • Tuckahoe
        • Orphan
        • Florizel (Turpin)
        • Richmond
        • Enterprise
      • Vingt'un
      • Diomed (Kennedy)
      • Grey Diomed (Barksdale)
      • Eclipse
      • Monroe
      • Potomac
        • Little John
      • Sir Archy[10][11]
        • Cicero
        • Sir Arthur
        • Director
          • Aratus
        • Grey Archy
        • Spring Hill
        • Tecumseh
        • Young Sir Archy
        • Columbus
        • Warbler
        • Walk-In-The-Water
        • Timoleon
          • Washington
          • Marquis
          • Sir John Falstaff
          • Jackson[12]
          • Boston
        • Carolinian
        • Contention
        • Kosciusko
          • Pulaski
          • Clermont
          • Woodford
          • Romulus
          • Greybeard
        • Napoleon
        • Virginian
          • Byron
          • Mercury
          • Sidi Hamet
        • Sir Solomon
          • Thomas Big Solomon
        • Rattler
          • Marylander
        • Sir Charles
          • Collier
          • Andrew
          • Frank
          • Wagner
        • Sir William
        • Childers
        • Roanoke
          • Grey Beard
          • John Hancock
        • Muckle John
        • Sumpter
          • Almanzor
          • Brunswick
        • Henry
          • Robin Hood
          • Gerow
        • John Richards
          • Corsica
        • Stockholder
          • Pumpkin Boy
        • Arab
          • McDonough
          • Richard Singleton
          • Woodpecker
          • Bertrand Jr.
          • John Bascombe
          • Gauglion Gangle
        • Cherokee
          • Whalebone
        • Marion
          • Cymon
          • John Blount
        • Phoenomenon
        • Sir Richard
        • Sir William of Transport
          • Sir Leslie
          • Plato
        • Robin Adair
        • Gohanna
        • Occupant
          • Waxy
        • Pacific
          • Epsilon
        • Saxe Weimer
        • Crusader
        • Sir Archy Montorio
          • Rodolph
        • Giles Scroggins
        • Industry
          • Goldboy
        • Merlin
        • Red Gauntlet
        • Tariff
        • Hyazim
        • Wild Bill
          • Gandor
        • Copperbottom[14][15]
          • Golddust[16]
          • Rock
          • Copperbottom (Captain Edwards)[17]
        • Longwaist
        • Zinganee
          • George Martin
      • Virginius
      • Muzzle Diomed
      • [18]
        • Sir Lovell
        • Trouble
        • Marshal Duroc
          • Marshall Bertrand
        • American Eclipse[19]
          • Forward
          • Goliah
          • Paul Clifford
          • Constellation
          • Orphan Boy
          • Lance
          • Mambrino
          • Druid
          • Eclipse (Monmouth)
          • Godolphin
          • Shark
          • Cadmus
          • Mingo
          • Tom Moore
          • Job
          • Sufferer
          • Ecliptic
          • Vincente Nolte
          • Zenith
          • Eclipse (Brawner)
          • Eclipse (Trmble)
          • St. Charles
        • Cock of the Rock
        • Romp
        • American Star[20][21]
          • American Star 14
      • Gracchus
        • Rob Roy
        • Fredericksburg
      • Madison
      • Doublehead
      • Constitution
    • Ulysses
    • King William
    • Admiral
    • Fortunio
      • King Bladud
    • Fidget
    • Bustler
    • Prizefighter
      • Swordsman
        • Spartacus
      • Buffler
        • Lenox
        • Abundance
        • The Curragh Guide
        • Master Robert
          • Skeleton
          • Drone
          • Regulator
          • Bags
          • Rust
    • Eager
    • Slapbang
    • Tartar
    • Ninety-three

References[]

  1. ^ a b The General Stud Book. J. S. Skinner, Baltimore. 1834. Retrieved 6 January 2012.
  2. ^ http://www.bloodlines.net/TB/Bios/Herod.htm#Florizel
  3. ^ Search for a Horse Owners / Trainers/ Activities http://www.racingnsw.com.au/default.aspx?s=search
  4. ^ http://www.horseracingintfed.com/resources/NP_2014.pdf http://www.horseracingintfed.com/resources/NP_2014.pdf
  5. ^ House Names of the Rich and Famous http://www.housenameheritage.com/hnh_ng_richandfamous.asp
  6. ^ Byerley Turk Line
  7. ^ Herod Sire Line
  8. ^ Florizel
  9. ^ Diomed
  10. ^ Sir Archy HOF
  11. ^ Sir Archy
  12. ^ Jackson Pedigree
  13. ^ Union Pedigree
  14. ^ Copperbottom
  15. ^ Lost Bloodline
  16. ^ Golddust Pedigree
  17. ^ Captain Edwards Copperbottom Pedigree
  18. ^ Duroc
  19. ^ American Eclipse
  20. ^ American Star
  21. ^ American Beginnings
  22. ^ Play or Pay
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