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L’Escargot was a British-registered chestnut gelding foaled in 1963. His documented pedigree joined the French-bred Escart with the British-bred mare What a Daisy, whose sire was Grand Inquisitor.
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L’Escargot is recorded with the country suffix GB, identifying him as British-registered. He was a chestnut gelding from the 1963 foal crop.
His sire, Escart, was a French chestnut foaled in 1955. Escart was by Turmoil and out of Escalade, giving L’Escargot a paternal line rooted in French breeding.
L’Escargot’s dam, What a Daisy, was a British chestnut also foaled in 1955. She was by Grand Inquisitor out of Lady Sunderlin. His immediate pedigree can therefore be summarized as:
As a gelding, L’Escargot could not have a stud career, so his place in the historical record rests on his own identity and racing career rather than on a line of descendants.
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