Louis's Blog on Inbreeding
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BenB wrote:Each time, when the ground becomes to hot under his feet, he jumps in the old way.
Yes, more obituaries, except now, every possible affliction that can befall a horse is now caused by Phalaris...
May 2013: Plan ahead now for the Phalaris/Teddy Centennial!
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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I dont have a knock against Ph. Ph. is now 95 % of our breed. Those NP sire line stallions & mares have taken a big hit. The BH stallion register used to publish those NP sire lines. They have abandon those NP sire lines, as they are a vanishing breed.
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Louis wrote:
Give us a break. PH is the basis for this "nonsense" thread. BenB is exactly right. You have been inept at speaking to this subject. You have never once taken the time to inform yourself on the true issues that face the TB and you are incapable of even opening pertinent information and links as provided by other members.
You ask why members stick with this thread. Well, the truth be known that you have produced nothing of a factual nature to support your claims in the almost 800 pages that this thread has existed, so competent and honest members had to do it for you.
"Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence." Abigail Adams in a letter to John Adams May 1, 1780
I dont have a knock against Ph. . .
Give us a break. PH is the basis for this "nonsense" thread. BenB is exactly right. You have been inept at speaking to this subject. You have never once taken the time to inform yourself on the true issues that face the TB and you are incapable of even opening pertinent information and links as provided by other members.
You ask why members stick with this thread. Well, the truth be known that you have produced nothing of a factual nature to support your claims in the almost 800 pages that this thread has existed, so competent and honest members had to do it for you.
"Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence." Abigail Adams in a letter to John Adams May 1, 1780
louis finochio wrote:I dont have a knock against Ph. Ph. is now 95 % of our breed. Those NP sire line stallions & mares have taken a big hit. The BH stallion register used to publish those NP sire lines. They have abandon those NP sire lines, as they are a vanishing breed.
Only if you are looking at male line descent.
Maternal line descent continues to branch and diverge.
Louis, as early as the 1970s, Phalaris line horses were predominant in the annual Stallion Register. I know, I pulled my 1975 copy.
May 2013: Plan ahead now for the Phalaris/Teddy Centennial!
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
Shammy Davis wrote:"Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence." Abigail Adams in a letter to John Adams May 1, 1780
Abigail was correct.
May 2013: Plan ahead now for the Phalaris/Teddy Centennial!
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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louis finochio wrote:Yes, those Ph. stallions were alive & well in the 70s, but so were those NP stallions & mares. Thats the difference in the present. How can todays breeders breed sound tb when we lost those NP sire lines.
Apparently you have never actually reviewed one of these old publications to see the prevalence of Phalaris line horses in the 1970s. Like so much else, you never review actual data.
Once again, you assert that ALL non-Phalaris line individuals are sources of soundness. This is silly, absurd, nonsensical lunacy.
May 2013: Plan ahead now for the Phalaris/Teddy Centennial!
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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A horse gallops with his lungs
Perseveres with his heart
And wins with his character. --Tesio
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