MARE LINES:
     Proven lines stem from 20 mares.  Of these, 4 were grey Karst horses:
Argentina:  b. 1767.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Slava and Adria.
Sardinia:  b. 1776.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Betalka.
Spadiglia:  b. 1778.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Monteaura.
Another 5 were greys from Kladruby (Czech.):
Africa:  b. 1764.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Barbara and Batosta.
Almerina:  b. 1769.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Slavina and Sai.
Englanderia:  b. 1773.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Allegra.
Europa:  b. 1774.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Trompeta.
Presciana:  b. 1782.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Bonadea.
     Two of the mares that originated Lipizzaner lines were blacks from 
Kopcany:
Stornella:  b. 1748.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Steaka.
Famosa:  b. 1783.
Deflorata:  b. 1767.  Grey.  From Denmark.  At Lipica, mares of
                this line are called Capriola and Canissa.
Rosza:  b. 1886.  From the Aladar Jankovic stables.  ((In Croatia
                at Terezovac??  There's several Jankovic's
                mentioned at several places, over the years.))
     Five more mares which began new lines were Arabians:
Kheil il Massaid:  b. 1841.  brown.
Mersuha:  birth date unknown.  From the desert.
Gidrana:  b. 1841.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Gaeta and Gaetana.
Djebrin:  b. 1862.  From the military stables at Radautz.  At
                Lipica, mares of this line are called Dubovina.
Mercurio:  b. 1883.  At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Gratiosa.
Theodorasta:  b. 1886.  From the stables of Baron Kapri at
                Bukovina.  At Lipica, mares of this line are
                called Wera.
Radautzerin:  b. 1915 in Piber.  Purchased from Radautz.
Rebecca:  began her own mare line at Lipica following World
                War II.  Her dam was an Arabian mare, also
                called Rebecca, from the Speiser stables.
                At Lipica, mares of this line are called
                Thais.
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