I honestly think that she should be bred for QH racing. Now that I am retired and only have a couple horses I will bred her for QH racing. Anyway just want to state my reasonning so you guys can be critics.
1: she is by a producer of speedballs: Swiss Yodeler
2: she was a very quick horse all the way to the last year she ran
3: 89 starts 16 firsts 13 seconds and 13 thirds not too shabby and a resilient and sound horse
4:not a bad looking one either,sweet tempered and no vices.
5:female family?her dam has a stake race named after her...
6:I am crazy(but you already know that)and she is mine
So to make it short, I need a safe and respectful farm to foal her (within weeks) and experienced in insemination...
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Sylvie,
Congratulations on getting such a nice mare! Looks like she's one of those mares who ran her heart out, gave it her all; 89 starts and in the money 41 times. I bet she's a real looker too, those Damascus horses usually are.
http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.php? ... lor=000000
Here's my favorite hypo mating to a breeders cup nominated thoroughbred at a steal of a stud fee, great nicking pattern, I bet the foal would be a superior one.
Jeff
Sylvie,
Congratulations on getting such a nice mare! Looks like she's one of those mares who ran her heart out, gave it her all; 89 starts and in the money 41 times. I bet she's a real looker too, those Damascus horses usually are.
http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.php? ... lor=000000
Here's my favorite hypo mating to a breeders cup nominated thoroughbred at a steal of a stud fee, great nicking pattern, I bet the foal would be a superior one.
Jeff
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thanks for the help,I was trying to get her more east and was seriously thinking of a QH stud since the market is better and she is a speed horse. But you are giving me some material to think...I like the linebreeding to Damascus,I always noticed that these sound and fast horses seem to have him close up.
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Heatseeker moved to Ca. I would have to look at him.
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so it is settled she is going to Alphabet Soup.He really is all we want,a sound fast horse producer of sound fast horses,with superior conformation and NOT oversized.And as a bonus he is not too far from us and reasonable fee.What more can we ask for?
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