Field Of Gold is the third winner out of Princess De Lune (Shamardal), a maiden winner over seven furlongs at Newbury, who is also the dam of Zanbaq (Oasis Dream), winner of the Listed Rosemary Stakes. Princess De Lune is a full sister to Puissance De Lune, a dual Group 2 winner in Australia, multiple Group 1-placed and now a sire, and to Queen Power, winner of the Gr.2 Middleton Stakes.

Second dam Princess Serena (Unbridled's Song) won in the US and has eight winners besides Princess De Lune. They include Zabeel Prince (Lope De Vega), winner of the Gr.1 Prix d'Ispahan, and Serena's Storm (Statue Of Liberty), a winner at two and the dam of Rizeena (Iffraaj), winner of the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes and the Gr.1 Coronation Stakes and herself a dam of stakes performers, and Summer Romance (Kingman), who won the Gr.2 Balanchine and the Gr.3 Princess Elizabeth Stakes and was second in the Grade 1 Just A Game Stakes and the Grade 1 Diana Stakes.

Third dam Serena's Sister (Rahy) was lightly raced and has eight winners, among them the sire Doubles Partner (Rock Hard Ten), a Grade 2 winner in the US and Grade 1-placed. She is a full sister to Serena's Song, a champion who won 11 Grade 1 races in the US and became the dam of six black-type winners, the best of them Grand Reward (Storm Cat), winner of the Grade 2 Oaklawn Handicap and later a sire, and Sophisticat, winner of the Gr.1 Coronation Stakes.

The wider family also includes the sire Honor Code (A.P. Indy), a Grade 1 winner in the US, the sire Golden Horde (Lethal Force), winner of the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup, and Camille Pissarro (Wootton Bassett), winner of the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club.

Princess De Lune has a yearling filly by Ghaiyyath and was covered by Too Darn Hot last year.