Pedigree Query

Jeff, those of us who are on the message board can only address issues related to data entry. Large-scale technical issues such as yours would need to be sent in to the webmaster, using the Contact address on the main page. Good luck.

Moorhen was by Emilius. The other entry has been removed.

Meh. It's very similar than the shots of other athletes - male & female, from all sports - that are used in ESPN magazine's "Body Issue". I seem to recall a male jockey or two posing for that and no one giving a rats' ass. There was a jockey beefcake calendar made for charity last year (think th...

A couple things that *might* be the issue - first, make sure you have the latest version of Java installed. While I have not personally seen that effect as a result of my Java being out of date, I've seen it cause similar issues on other sites - and even if it doesn't help, it can't hurt. If you hav...

I can see her page, and was able to edit her info without difficulty:

http://www.pedigreequery.com/takkeda

She's fixed. You can switch parents using the "edit information" feature, but if the horse in question has three or more foals the pedigree can only be edited by a research group member. You can post such cases here and we'll take care of them.

Another fine paint job by Marquetry. Looks like her blaze forgot to fill in.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wendy_u/6901613800/

I have not seen one, myself, even when I'm not logged in, but what ads appear on the site are controlled by your web habits - for instance, I see ones for ancestry.com or other horse sites unless I've just booked a hotel room, then I see travel ads. If it's a pop-up ad on a site that normally doesn'...

She is fixed. Thanks.

The markings remind me of a horse named Tri Chrome, who ran back in the early '90s.

Tairaterces wrote: He said I have a twin, then he says as he pinches off the twin, "may you rest in peace".

That's nicer than the vet I once saw pinch a twin..."Eeney, meeney, miney....you lose."

Both are unlocked.

Don De Oro is correct according to the stallion index of ASB v.XI, as well as the American Racing Manual's stakes histories. Old papers, alas, are notoriously unreliable when it comes to spelling, and racehorse namers (old and new) are notoriously unreliable when it comes to making sense. :wink: In ...

It's on basic cable where I live.

I have added Hi Lucky Vern to the database: http://www.pedigreequery.com/hi+lucky+vern While the fact that he's tattooed means he was likely at the track at least for a while, he did not race, which makes it more difficult to track his history. Your best bet may be starting with whoever you got him ...