Dam of Sister One to Volunteer (by Young Belgrade) and an unnamed mare by Scarborough Colt, through each of which the maternal line of the family continues

Dam of [Wyvill's] Volunteer (1742 King's Plate Newmarket, 1744 King's Plate The Curragh); grandam of Antelope (1752 King's Plates York, Lincoln); 4th dam of high class gelding Exciseman, which does not appear to have run until a 10yo, and then winning 14 races between 1791 and 1793;

5th dam of the highly important sire Waxy (1793 Derby, Champion Sire 1810, sire of 190 winners of over £70,000, and continued progenitor of the Darley Arabian direct male line from which over 95% of the current throughbreds in the world descend); and of top class stayer Worthy, winner of 6 King's Plates between 1799 and 1801