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What does B mean on horse pedigree?

What does B mean on horse pedigree?

Horse color definitions are: B Bay. Blk Black. Ch Chestnut.

Who sired Man o War?

Fair Play
Mahubah
Man o’ War/Parents

What does Ch mean in horse pedigree?

Horse color definitions are:
B Bay
Blk Black
Ch Chestnut
Dkb or br Dark bay or brown

What does H stand for in equibase?

“h” means “handily”. Track Conditions.

What does C stand for in horse racing form?

You may also see theses abbreviations: C indicates a horse has won on that course before. D indicates a horse has won over that distance before. CD indicates a horse has won over course and distance. BF stands for beaten favourite and indicates a horse was favourite for a race, but did not win.

What kind of horse is fair play?

Fair Play’s grandsire was Spendthrift, whose grandsire was the English Triple Crown champion West Australian. This sire line traces to the Godolphin Arabian. Fair Play was an attractive golden chestnut horse who stood 15.3 hands (63 inches, 160 cm) at maturity.

How good was fair play as a sire?

One of the best racehorses from an outstanding crop, Fair Play was sound, game and durable with plenty of stamina. Nonetheless, his accomplishments as a sire far outshine his performance on the track. Through his great son Man o’ War, his grandson Discovery and a host of daughters, his blood is all but universal in the modern Thoroughbred.

Are there any descendants of fair play the horse still alive?

Her daughters St. Lucre and Golden View also became outstanding producers and the family is still active with descendants such as Dubawi, Dalakhani and Daylami. Fair Play’s grandsire was Spendthrift, whose grandsire was the English Triple Crown champion West Australian.

How many stakes has fair play sired?

According to The Blood-Horse Silver Anniversary Edition, Fair Play sired 133 winners (51.2%) and 47 stakes winners (18.1%) from 260 named foals. His statistics would probably have been even better had his owner, August Belmont II, not been so inclined to race his fillies very lightly or not at all.

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