Pedigree Query

According to the Jockey Club's stats for mares bred in 2013; Direct's Unique One covered 1 mare somewhere in Texas.

I like her. Her conformation as a weanling is very good and she looks like she'll have some height to her. Considering the success of her siblings Zenyatta and Balance, she'll definitely be playing in the big leagues. What really interests me is the fact that she is being placed in a November breed...

Could they be Bend Or spots that have run together?

She is an Easy Goer granddaughter so she should do well as a sporthorse. She has a half sister that has a blaze that has a wedge at the top thins to a stripe in the middle and widens back out at the bottom and she is also a sporthorse. I'll see if I can find a photo of her. http://www.pedigreequery....

YAAAAAAAA! Glad to see that everyone made it through the winter well. Good luck this year Denise.

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I think when the article talks about "Average" it's not that they weren't extraordinary, but I believe that it was more about the fact that Eclipse wasn't an overly tall, short, stocky or long bodied horse. He wasn't extremely heavy bodied or too light. In fact all of his physical measurements came ...

TrueColours wrote:tap tap tap tap ...

STILL waiting ... tap tap tap tap ...

I know what you mean TC, we need a "foot taapping smiley"

Congrats on the new baby.

She looks like she's wondering what all of the fuss is about. Congrats on the beautiful baby.

I'm sorry to hear of your loss as well. RIP Miracle.

Excellent! Kudos to Bill and You for taking his advice.

Easy Goer was offset in his left and clubfooted on that side to boot, but he did alright as a runner.

Hey Toccet, there's a topic over in the Stallion forum that has a similar theme about unlikely stallions that show up in horses born in 2000 and later. I think that there is plenty of room for horses that are totally unfamiliar to most folks.

... and yes that would be "Down Under"