Dam of Vanity, the outstanding racehorse on courses south of the James River in 1815 and 1816, undefeated until her last race on 8 May 1817 at Newmarket, Petersburg when she falls and breaks her neck in the 1st heat against Lady Lightfoot; of top class racemare Reality, winner of high class races between 1816 and 1819, and rated by her owner as good or better than the great racehorses Boston and Sir Archy, both of which he also owned; grandam of the high class [Johnson's] Medley, Slender and Bonnets o'Blue;

and 3rd dam of the great racemare Fashion (winner of 32 of her 36 career starts including defeating the mighty Boston, Fashion representing the North in the famous North v South match race on 10 May 1842 at Union Course, Long Island, New York, Fashion winning by 35 lengths setting a new world record of 7:32.5 for a four-mile race)