Covered for the first time in 1912, by Tibere.

In 1925 Mauri produced a filly by Sans le Sou and was sent to be covered by Bruleur. While boarding at Notre-Dame-de-Livaye (because there was no space available at Bruleur's home, Saint-Pair-du-Mont), Mauri suffered a broken leg when she reared up to pick fruit from a Norman apple tree and hung her leg in a fork of the tree, resulting in her death.