A pegasus like that says 'Syracuse' to me, although their pegasus usually flies left. The lion looks like a good match to a syracusian type with the Nemean lion on it. I couldnt spot any coins with both the pegasus and the lion though.
You're right. This coin appears to be from a Corinthian colony at Leukas (the island today claims it is the homeric Ithaca):
Leukas, AE16 Obv: Bellerophon riding Pegasos right. Rev: Chimaera right in the style of Homer (head of lion, goat's head rising from middle of back, snake for tail); volute krater (amphora) above.
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