Names according to sourcesTeddy Racine's Sam Source-reported
Historical context
Racine’s Sam links Gallaway’s Jack and Racine’s Daisy with the early Colby maternal family in the published foundation chart. Sam and White’s Nell are named as parents of Colby’s Pansy, who is then named as Pincher’s dam. This is the Colby Pansy branch, distinct from the separate Lloyd Pansy reference on Pincher’s paternal side. The USA birth-country entry remains an attributed catalogue report. The 1997 Colby family history describes a notebook entry dated 1898 recording three unnamed females bred to Racine’s Sam. This places the dog in a dated breeding record; it supplies neither a birth date nor the dams’ identities.
Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 6 / 62 · distinct ancestor records: 6Counts describe this view, not evidence reliability. Conflicted and unknown positions remain unfilled.
Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
COI requires reviewed public parentage. Unknown ancestors are not verified founders.
No ancestors recorded in this view
Known positions: 0/14 · Distinct ancestors: 0
Coverage by generation
Generation 1
Known
0/2
Not documented
2
Generation 2
Known
0/4
Not documented
4
Generation 3
Known
0/8
Not documented
8
Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
Sire and dam branches · permanent IDs on every visible record
Editorial evidence is separate from accepted ancestry. Original records and prior revisions are retained.
Racine’s Sam links Gallaway’s Jack and Racine’s Daisy with the early Colby maternal family in the published foundation chart. Sam and White’s Nell are named as parents of Colby’s Pansy, who is then named as Pincher’s dam. This is the Colby Pansy branch, distinct from the separate Lloyd Pansy reference on Pincher’s paternal side. The USA birth-country entry remains an attributed catalogue report. The 1997 Colby family history describes a notebook entry dated 1898 recording three unnamed females bred to Racine’s Sam. This places the dog in a dated breeding record; it supplies neither a birth date nor the dams’ identities.
Historical reference identity
Source-reported
The cited sources name Racine's Sam. This provisional reference is distinct from accepted genealogy; dates, ownership and independently authenticated identity remain unestablished.
Family history, T.F.H. Publications, 1997; Pincher and Paddy sections and Foundation Pedigrees chart (printed p.36). OCR is imperfect; prose calls Pilot a grandsire although the chart places him one generation farther back. Text reports75lb; photograph caption reports72lb. Not a contemporary registration certificate; independence of later database transcriptions is unestablished.
Secondary user-contributed reference. Original documents and independence from the other references are unestablished; agreement is not documentary verification.
Secondary user-contributed reference. Original documents and independence from the other references are unestablished; agreement is not documentary verification.
Sources and review details
Historical dog record
Reported evidence
Publication identifies a historical dog; it does not verify ancestry.
Historical notes
Editorial notes are retained in their original language.
Provisional source-reference identity for the owner-authorized reported Pincher pedigree. Not independently authenticated; not counted in the dual-independent-source mass-import quota. Catalog reference is not proof of descent. No accepted parentage or current ownership is asserted.