Said to be Call-Of-The-Sea

Mare
Colour: Black
Breed: Half-bred
Type: Polo and riding pony
Foaled: 1937
Height: Unknown

Sire: Early Love 1954
Dam: Sea Side

CALL-OF-THE-SEA Supplement 1937 (to Volume 22 of The National Pony Society)
FILLIES
CALL-OF-THE-SEA
Black Foaled March 31st, 1937
Owner and Breeder, Mrs J. Oscar Muntz …….
Sire :- Early Love 1954, dark bay or brown, 15-0
Dam :- Sea Side (Approved Mare Register page 368), brown 14-2 ¼ , by Sea Bath (Vol. 21., page 534), by Merman
G. dam :- Vanity, by Tyranny II (Vol. 22., p.673), by Tyrant

Supplement 1938 (to Volume 22 of the National Pony Society)
FILLIES
CALL-OF-THE-SEA (Supp. 1937)
Black Foaled March 31st, 1937
Owner and Breeder, Mrs J. Oscar Muntz …….
Sire :- Early Love 1954, dark bay or brown, 15-0
Dam :- Sea Side (Approved Mare Register page 368), brown 14-2 ¼ , by Sea Bath (Vol. 21., page 534), by Merman
G. dam :- Vanity, by Tyranny II (Vol. 22., p.673), by Tyrant

Call-of-the-Sea definitely survived the Second World War.
She was sold to Dr. D. Sterling Cooper, of Westcoates, Minehead, Somerset.
Perhaps at, “the Sale,” in 1938, or later during the war.

Howerver what is not in dispute is that in;-
1947 she had a filly foal called Sea Ray by Rayal GSB and in
1948 she had a grey filly called Renown by Grey Metal GSB
both bred by Dr. Cooper
There may well be more produce for Call-of-the-Sea.