Other G1 stakes winners from the female line also seem to have this mix of 2 family and 1 families.  Prince Lea (Caulfield Guineas) was by Pride of Kildare (inbred to Gainborough (2n) 4m x 2f while by have the sireline of Phalaris 1-i and the dam of Prince Lea is by Gold Star who is out of a Limond (1-i) mare.  You also find Sundridge 2-g in Pride of Kildare.

Masterbelt (CJC 2000 Guineas) was by Masterclass a son of The Minstrel.  Here we find 2-d, 2m, 1-w, 2s (through Sir Gaylord grandsire of Sir Tristram) and 1-s.  While the dam is by Star of Luskin also from the 2-g family and closely related to Strategic.  His sire Luskin Star is 2-e.

The 2 family cross well to the 1 family and also like different branches of their own 2 line.  Check to see which ones have crossed in the past and you should find them.

But sires which may be of interest in pedigrees include Gainsborough/Round Table/Sundridge/Sainfoin/Luskin Star/Star of Luskin/Strategic/Biscay/Sea Bird/Stefan the Great/Foxbridge/Teddy/Ajax/Better Boy/Salieri/Doutelle/Nashwan/Deep Impact/Sir Gaylord and Secretariat are a start for the 2 familes which have already or should work with your female line.  You don't need to know that Northern Dancer is also from the 2 family he's just about in anything.

1 branch sires which have seemed to work with you female line in the past are Alycidon, Todman, Panorama, Zeditave, Siegfried, Speak John, Savabeel, Sword Dancer, My Babu (sire of Better Boy), Pompeii Court, Hornbeam, Harbor Prince, Faringdon, Star Kingdom, Blenheim, Phalaris, Limond, Night Raid, Absurd, Turn-to, Mr Busher, Boucher, Chaucer all show up in pedigrees of stakes winners from this line.  Close use of 2 and 1.

You could also look to the cross of Lonhro son to your Commands mare giving you a 4m x 4f cross to Eight Carat but as the first four generations of Lonhro is free of 2 and 1 you would then have to check out the son's damline.  Some which could be interesting are

 O'Lonhro from the 1-n female line (the same 1-n 1-g cross which gave us Strategic.  In this case the dam of O'lonhro is also by a 1-n line sire in Zoffany while the next dam Sister Pedrillis by Cardinal who is 2-s and who's sire is 2-o.  

or Sweynesse who has Halo 2d, Nashwan 2f, Secretariat 2s but no close lines of the 1 family

Denman has Court Martial 1-p from the same 1 branch as Pompeii Court and Major General 1-s and one branch of 2o through Biscay

You were interested in Mossman but his son Love Conquers All also gives you Salieri from the family of Better Boy and Gainsborough and Brauner 2f and Planet Kingdom 2r to go with Speak John 1-l and Twig Moss 1k

Another bred for yourself but a very interesting cross on paper would be Dutch Harry who is inbred to Promising (2e) (through Luskin Star and Luskin Lace) as well with Covetous 2b, Star Kingdom 1g.  There are two branches of Kaoru Star who is a son of Star Kingdom who is full of 1 blood and from the Gainsborough sireline while his dam has Ajax 2e and Heroic 1n - there is that close cross again.

Now I'm pretty sure from your list that you are looking away from Danehill blood but you should know that Fastnet Rock is from the 2f female line  and one son Hvasstan also has True Hero (2f) by The Minstrel who has appeared in stakes pedigrees for this female line before.  The next dam is by Haulpak from the 2-b female line by Dignitas 1-n.  Next dam is by Pago Pago 1-o.  So packed with lines you know have worked.

Hopefully thats something to work on with.

The other thing with Mossman is that his 5th dam Alassio is a 3/4 sister to Tessa Gillian, 5th dam of Commands. 

Many studies have pointed out that the female families have been corrupted so you then have to search for more of the same to make sure that what you see is right.  But with so many like to like the chances are at least some of them are correct.

Mossman over a Commands mare is little tried. Three mares produced 4 foals for 1 runner/winner according to RISA

Almost all of the #2 family share this haplotype so genetically speaking as far as mitochondrial DNA is concerned, there isnt any difference in any member of the #2 family. There is an error in the #2 family going through the 2e branch through Charm (1888 by St Simon) where a member from this female branch we sequenced actually came up as from the A Haplotype (a rarer haplotype in the breed) but other than that the family looks really well conserved. 

Based on mtDNA mutations, the modern L haplogroup founder mare existed somewhere between 6 to 13 thousand years ago. The L haplogroup divides into 4 distinct sub-groups, L1, L2, L3 and L4 whose founder mares also pre-date the start of the General Stud Book. The L haplogroup is by far the most frequent haplogroup in the Thoroughbred, and indeed the domestic horse. 

Interestingly also sharing the L4 haplotype is the Colonial family #18 (Miss Millar), although you dont see that Lowe number much in pedigrees except for Love Conquers All. 

If you look at the four grandparents of your mare Bamboo

Danehill is the L4 haplotype

Cotehele House is the L1 haplotype

Quest for Fame is the I2 haplotye

Palm Tree is the L4 haplotype

Hi

New to the forum

But was curious to see the mention of the C18 Family was interested in the Discussion of the L4 DNA information, 

The Grand Dam of Imprint was Pure Lust a black type performer who won in New Zealand, was placed in Stakes races in Australia and was a representative of New Zealand in the Hong Kong Cup, 

What are peoples thoughts on this Pedigree, The resultant filly is very distinctively Northern Dancer by looks

Thanks Damian