Original sentence: Born in Hungary over 100 years ago (in Kisbér), she is a national icon, and is revered in other parts of the world too.Kincsem was out of the Hungarian mare Waternymph, a daughter of the English horse Cotswold, descended from Sir Hercules.Leger Stakes in 1864, was descended from a daughter of the British sire Slane.She died on her fourteenth birthday March 17, 1887 from a colic attack.She retired at the age of seven.She was entered for ten races in Hungary, Germany and Austria as a two-year-old and won them all
Edited sentence: Born in Kisbér, Hungary in 1874, she is a national icon, and is revered in other parts of the world too.Budagyongye, filly 1882, by Buccaneer.Her five offspring were:.Kincs, filly 1887, by Doncater.Kincs-or, stallion 1886, by Doncater, second in the Austrian Derby and died shortly before the German Derby in which he was highly favoured.Kincsem retired at the age of seven and was only at stud for a short time.Kincsem was out of the Hungarian mare Waternymph, a daughter of the English horse Cotswold, by Newcourt (by Sir Hercules).Kincsem's third dam, Seaweed was also by Slane making her inbred to him in the third and fourth generations (3x4).Kincsem's three daughters whose progeny won 41 classic races in Austria,France, Germany, Hungary and Italy.Leger Stakes in 1864, was by Newminster, his dam, The Arrow was by Slane.Ollyan nincs, filly 1883, by Buccaneer.She died on her thirteenth birthday March 17, 1887 from a colic attack, shortly after the birth of her last foal, Kincs.She was entered for ten races in ten different places in Hungary, Germany and Austria as a two-year-old and won them all.Talpra Magyar, stallion 1885, by Buccaneer.Unntried , but sired the exceptional, Tokio, winner of the Austrian Derby, Grosser Preis von Baden, and the Hungarian St Leger.Unntried, she became an influential broodmare, her daughter Napfeny being a major stakes winner and in turn producing the good filly Miczi, winner of stakes races in Hungary and Austria.Won German Derby.Won Hungarian St Leger