breeding back to same stallion ?

[reenci]

i want to pose a question.....ive bred a mare to stallion "x"....the resulting foal is the best ive ever bred , attitude, conformation wise ect....i have waited til this foal was 2yo all indications are from breaking and training are that this one could be the real deal...that being said should i send the mare back to "x" for another try ? i ask this because as a rule ive never done this ..always going to another stallion....this would only be this mares second foal....what do you all think ?

[madelyn]

If you are really in love with the baby, why WOULDN'T you send the mare back to the same stallion?

[JimP]

Hi,

I would run her back to stallion X as soon as she comes in heat. True
lightening doesn't always strike twice but hey if you like what you got the
first go round it certainly seems the way to go.

[reenci]

If you are really in love with the baby, why WOULDN'T you send the mare back to the same stallion?

the only reason i can come up with is jimp's reason...lighting strikinging twice is rare...but the upside if the 2yo is as good as i think could be good ...{selling as a NYB}...thanks for the comments ...i guess i just had to hear it from someone other than myself...

[reenci]

now if only the 2yo can out run a fat man i will be good...

[Blue feather]

Here is an article in the Bloodhorse mag about breeding back to the same stallion.





http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/ ... -and-again

[reenci]

thank's

[griff]

One of my partners once told me that he had 4 children and all four had the same pedigree and all four were totally different.

I told him there was probably not much line-breeding in either or his wife's pedigree

And that if looked real hard he could probably find some common trates.

I believe Secretariat has several full siblings and while none were Secretariat, I'll bet all were pretty good horses.

griff

[pfrsue]

Look at what Hasili produced with multiple visits to Danehill.

[casallc]

If you are really in love with the baby, why WOULDN'T you send the mare back to the same stallion?

the only reason i can come up with is jimp's reason...lighting strikinging twice is rare...but the upside if the 2yo is as good as i think could be good ...{selling as a NYB}...thanks for the comments ...i guess i just had to hear it from someone other than myself...

Lightning can strike twice. If ANYONE ever gets a big runner and owns the factory, lightning will strike again in the sale ring. Unless you have more money than you know what to do with ALWAYS SELL full siblings to big runners. You will be money ahead.

[madelyn]

This brings to mind a mare named Doubles Lass. Look at her offspring with Bright Launch. Lightning?

[Mood Swings]

Lots of lightning Madelyn

[griff]

off the subject a tad but lighting does tend to strick in the same place over and over. It seems to like well grounded [wet] trees in isolated areas. We lost some cows under that same tree twice one summer, before we took the tree down.

griff

[Linda_d]

off the subject a tad but lighting does tend to strick in the same place over and over. It seems to like well grounded [wet] trees in isolated areas. We lost some cows under that same tree twice one summer, before we took the tree down.

griff

True dat. We have a sandy hill in our woods where trees very close to one another have been lightning-struck repeatedly.

My late uncle's house has been hit by lightning at least 3 times since his family has lived there (about 60 years).

[griff]

lightening rods do work.. Their sharp points "bleed" the charge so it never builds to a point that attracts lighten.

griff