I'm hitting a brick wall with the other three so far but I have these:

2. Battleship

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

The 5th picture down, The daughter of Hamburg is "Artful" who beat Sysonby(Who was drugged)(Tradition got second)...

The leading sire in 1931 in North America was St. Germans

The last picture is of the great, "St. Germans"...

Photo Challenge:

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship (USA) known as Battleship II in England

3. Holystone (USA)

4. High Street

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

#2 is battleship

#3 is Holystone

#5 is artful

#6 is blanford

The second to the last is Artful (Outstanding juvenile filly...daughter of Hamburg).

Man O'War's Grand National winning son was Battleship. That's the only one I know.

ok I've found two others and given up on number 4. 1 is Anita Peabody and 3 is Holystone. Very interested in who the elusive number 4 is....

I wouuld guess the second picture down is , "Battleship"...

The winner of the Grand National Steeplechase sired by Man O' War that also sired two steeplechasing champions is... Battleship

The daughter of Hamburg that beat Sysonby was named Artful

Holystone is Man O' War's champion show jumping son

Well, Battleship and Holystone are the Man O'War boys, you forgot Blockade to round out the champion Cross Country Hunter division!

The third picture down is, "Great War"(?)(Not 100 percent on that one)...

#1)?

#2) Battleship

#3)?

#4)?

#5)Artful

#6)St. Germans

Sorry, that's the best I can do with my resources. This was fun though.

OK, That was fun, My brain is tired, lol.  Thanks, Now back to work, I think I missed two, I am stumped, Oh well...

1. Black Maria?

2. Battleship

3. Blockade was my first thought, but he was the Maryland Hunt Cup victor and not, I think, a show jumper. So it must be Holystone.

4. I have no idea......

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

#1 is Anita Peabody (1925).

#2 is Battleship (the 2 Steeplechase champions he sired were Shipboard and War Battle).

#3 is Holystone.

#5 is Artful.

#6 is St Germans.

I can't figure out #4 and can't wait to find out who it is.

You got me on the Mare with the foal, Find it amazing that she was 22 years old when she had her first foal...

Complete guess, The fourth picture down(Mare w/foal) is High Street????

Anita Peabody

Battleship

Holystone

High Street

Artful

St. Germans

Winner of the Grand National was Battleship

Filly that beat Sysonby was Artful

The last one was St. Germans

I am still trying to figure out the three

Man O' War's champion show jumper was Holystone

From the top:

# 2 is Battleship.

#3 is Holystone.

I am a big Man O' War fan, so I knew these, The others? I got nothin'.

#2 is Battleship; #5 Tanya, and #6 St Germans

The first picture--the Illinois-bred filly champion is ANITA PEABODY.

The second picture--BATTLESHIP

The third picture--HOLYSTONE was the champion showjumper by Man o' War.

The fourth picture--the mare's name is HIGH STREET.

The fifth picture--ARTFUL

The last picture is ST. GERMANS, the sire of Twenty Grand.

1. unsure

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4. unsure

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4.

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

My approach to identifying these horses was to cheat using information gathered from various pedigree and heritage sites. Hehe. Here are my responses:

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4. High Street (this mare matches criteria except i cant find record of any offspring)

5. Artful

6. Bahrah

The Grand National winner, second from top, is Battleship.

Very Difficult

Intensive research reveals

ANITA PEABODY

BATTLESHIP

HOLYSTONE

HIGH STREET

ARTFUL

ST GERMANS

1- ??

2- Battleship

3- Holystone

4- ??

5- Artful

6- Bull Lea

1- Anita Peabody

2- Battleship

3- Holystone

4- ??

5- Artful

6- Bull Lea

Here are my answers:

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4. ?? NO IDEA!

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

Well, I know one...the fourth picture is Artful.

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no idea who the first one is unfortunately. XD

2.) is Battleship. Man o' War had one other champion son who took to Steeple chasing by the name of Blockade, but that isn't him.

3.) is Hollystone. Thank you for posting that, it is the best picture of him I've ever seen.

Not sure who the others are either, sorry!

I was just curious - in the caption for the 4th photo, is the name of Endeavour II purposefully spelled Endeavor by you (no "u")? Or was it just a typo?  

• Scot's reply  The latter!  (Now corrected.)

#1: Anita Peabody (1925) - by the Ultimus son Luke McLuke.

#2: Battleship (1927)- sire of Hurdle champs Shipboard and War Battle

#3: Holystone (1931)

#4: High Street (1961 - Porterhouse x Recherche)- 3rd La Centinela S. - pictured with her Irish Castle colt, Comgall.  

#5: Artful (1902) - Won the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay, defeating future Belmont S. winner Tanya & Sysonby.

#6: St. Germans (1921 by Swynford)

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4. High Street

5. Artful

6. St.Germans

#2 --- Battlefield

#3 --- Blockade

Ask me anything about Man 'O War and I will, in all likelihood, know it!

Scot, What happened to my comments?  Just Curious?  Should I post my answers again?, Thanks...

OK....this was TOO HARD!  hahaha  So I only went after two horses...

the 2nd photo is Battleship (?)....the 6th photo is Hyperion (?).  

Probably wrong, but this one (without a great memory, or lotsa research!) was a bit too tough for me!

well  this ones  hard , ive  got 3 of  the six  and am  stumpes  for a little bit , back to  the research!!

Photo 5 is Artful f 1902 Hamburg-Martha

Ok, I'm going to try this out...

#1 I'm guessing she is descended from Commando, but that is as good as it gets.

#2 Battleship

#3 Annapolis

#4 No idea!

#5 Frizette

#6 Blenhiem(2)  

Is photo #2 Battleship c 1927 Man O' War - Quarantaine by Sea Sick?

#2 battleship, #5artful #6 sir gallahadIII  and  that  as far  as I have gotton thus far .nyfalcon

battleship is 2. st germmans 6?

Wow!  This was fun!  

Here is my go on this.

1)Anita Peabody

2)Battleship

3)Holystone

4)??? - this was a tricky one!

5)Artful

6)St Germans

As for nbr 4 (i got the others except this one). I am trying to figure out if either grandsires you listed- Endeavour II and Easy Mon's offsprings who sire this filly well known or not? Can you offer more hints regarding to this photo?

Here are my picks:

#1 Not sure #2 Battleship #3 Annapolis #4 Dont know #5 Frizette #6 Blenheim(2)

1. Anita Peabody

2. Battleship

3. Holystone

4. High Street

5. Artful

6. St. Germans

lol, It finally came to me, The filly in the first picture is "Anita Peabody"...

Hi Scot,

Well, you drove me crazy with this one, today. Instead of readying for Keeneland, I spent my time on this. I knew three off the top of my head (#s 2,5,6). #3 was easy to find; #1 took some work-until I noticed "1927" at bottom of picture; but #4 took a bit of deduction followed by produce record research on Pedigree Query (which failed to show any produce on the likely candidate-followed by checking a CD. Anyway, I have all six:

#1- Anita Peabody

#2-Battleship

#3-Holystone

#4-High Street

#5-Tanya

#6-St Germans

Battleship is the name of the Grand National winner in the second photo.

Battleship is the name of the Grand National winner, the second photo.

First of all, I can't see how you can say that St. Germans won "about every great race in England in 1924". He won the Coronation Cup and Doncaster Cup as a 4yo 1924, but he didn't win the Eclipse S, or Ascot Gold Cup (third at even money), or the Princess of Wales S (third, beaten 5 lengths by Solario) nor the Jockey Club S (second to a 3yo filly). Good but no world beater.

As to his sire line, the last good sire from the line was Pepenador, a top sire in Argentina, a son of Lucky Debonair. His offspring included Regidor (GP Carlos Pelligrini), Madrugador (Polla=2000 Guineas),Triplicador (won two major Derby preps), Evaluado (SW, 2nd Derby), Double Paid (GP 25 de Mayo, etc.) and some top fillies. None of his sons except Triplicador has made much of a splash at stud, and he was not a huge success.

• Scot's reply:  I believe St. Germans was a 3-year-old (not 4) in 1924 when he won the Craven, Lowther, Royal Post, Limekiln, Liverpool St. Leger, and Hampton Court Great Three-Year-Old Stakes.  His Burwell Stakes and Coronation and Doncaster Cups came at 4.

1. Anita Peabody, by Luke McLuke (the good sire nobody knows) by Ultimus by Commando by DOMINO - easy with the family number given

2. Battleship - who doesn't everybody know about him?

3. Holystone - harder

4. High Street, by Porterhouse-Recherche, by Easy Mon. Where the heck was she from 1965 to 1983? Producing QHs?

5. Artful

6. St. Germans (per previous post)

1st-Anita Peabody

2nd-Battleship

3rd-Holystone

4th-Recherche

5th-Artful

6th-St. Germans

1: Anita Peabody

2: Battleship

3: Holystone

4: Highstreet

5: Artful

6: St Germans

#2 battleship

#5 artful

#6 sir  gallahad3

The answers are:

ANITA PEABODY

BATTLESHIP

HOLYSTONE

HIGH STREET

ARTFUL

CHALLENGER II

St. Germans still didn't win ANY of the most important races at 3, these being the Guineas, Derby, St. Leger (at Doncaster!), not to mention the best wfa races. He won a Guineas trial, the Craven; he ran 2nd by 6 in the Derby, he was 2nd by 2 in the St. James Palace S, was beaten 5 in the Eclipse S. He won a bunch of second level races in the autumn, a couple of which had only two runners, having shown himself not quite up to the top level at that time. Like Lost Code, who won 7 stakes races as a 3yo, most of them second level, he couldn't quite beat the best horses. Admirable seasons they each had at 3 but not the best of their year.