Her retirement was first announced in DRF in January 1907 due to a "muscular lameness" and she was supposed to be covered that year by Delhi. By November 1907, stable manager Major Daingerfield had decided that she (and Court Dress) might be able to stand training again and would be given another chance to race, not being retired until 1909, but she apparently never ran again.

In 1911 she was covered by Delhi. In November 1911 she was one of seven mares purchased from Mr. Keene by Mr. Vanderbilt and sent to France.

1915 dead colt. 1916 aborted foal. Barren in 1919, 1921.

Sent to England in 1925 to foal and be covered by Rose Prince, but died by 1926.