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Sibola (1896–1921) was an American-bred, British-trained
Thoroughbred racehorse and broodmare. She was sent to
England as a
yearling and
showed some promise...
- The
Sibola Range is a
subrange of the
Tahtsa Ranges,
located north of
Tahtsa Lake in
northern British Columbia, Canada. "
Sibola Range". BC Geographical...
- to
improve the
quality of
horses in India. In England, Beresford's
filly Sibola won the 1899 1,000
Guineas Stakes, and came
second in The Oaks. In 1899...
- won a
number of
important races including the 1899 1,000
Guineas aboard Sibola and in 1900 the
Ascot Gold Cup
riding Merman for owner, Lily Langtry. The...
- 1928
Havresac dkb/br. 1915
Rabelais Hors
Concours Catnip b. 1910
Spearmint Sibola Dam
Mumtaz Begum gr. 1932
Blenheim b. 1927
Blandford br. 1919
Swynford Blanche...
- Ajax
Simona (GB) by St.
Simon Catnip (IRE) bay 1910
Spearmint (GB)
Carbine (NZ) Maid Of The Mint
Sibola (USA) The
Sailor Prince (GB)
Saluda (family: 4-r)...
- Nun
Nicer Sam
Loates Willie Waugh Sir John
Blundell Maple 1:48.60 1899
Sibola Tod
Sloan John
Huggins Lord
William Beresford 1:44.20 1900
Winifreda Sam...
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started at odds of 100/7 and
finished third of the
thirteen runners behind Sibola and Fascination. In the 121st
running of the Oaks
Stakes over 1+1⁄2 miles...
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Chaucer Anchora Nogara (ITY)
Havresac Rabelais Hors
Concours Catnip Spearmint Sibola Dam
Double Rose (FR)
Macaron (FR)
Chateau Bouscaut Kircubbin Ramondie Mesange...
- Highest point
Elevation 2,111 m (6,926 ft)
Prominence 592 m (1,942 ft)
Parent peak
Sibola Peak (2177 m)
Listing Mountains of
British Columbia Coordinates 54°05′43″N...
