Mare
Colour: Chestnut, white blaze
Breed: Unknown
Type: Unknown
Foaled: 1909
Height: 14.1 hands 1/2 inch

Sire: Unknown
Dam: Unknown

DORA II was a chestnut mare, with a blaze, under lip white, and both hind socks white nearly up to her hock. She was foaled in 1909.

Dora II played by the late Captain G.V.S. Bowlby, (Royal Horse Guards) in principal tournaments in 1914 and played by Lieutenant Commander H.S. Bowlby, R.N. in London and Sherborne, since the war.

Dora II probably arrived at Foxhams with Birdcatcher II in 1924, as Mrs Joseph Oscar Muntz is noted as the breeder of her 1925 chestnut filly.

On 20th August, 1925 she was inspected and measured by Captain J. D. Gouldsmith for entry into the Approved Mare Register. Her height was fouteen hands one and a half inches and she appears on page 168.

No pedigree given is given for Dora II, her produce were :-
1925 – chestnut filly, Medora by stallion Marzio
1926 – chestnut colt, Adorer by stallion Love Song
1927 – brown colt, Total Eclipse II by stallion Love Song