Pedigree Query

Wow! Jordan, that is GREAT NEWS! Congrats. Sometimes our goals may seem like baby steps but you are off to a great start and by now have taken more baby steps into the horse world. Remember that everything begins with a dream. It is only if you pursue the dream that it becomes a reality. Would love ...

My 2 mares also do the same. They pee in unison as soon as they see me walk up to the gate. Yikes! Well, I'm a girl too so I'm not sure if I should be offended. It's also a bit embarrassing when I bring friends over. :oops: But strangely my dog also does this on a rare occasion when he gets really e...

Kudos to you for wanting to take on such a wonderful animal.

His sire is not a particulary noteworthy sire. (Although I have yet to be impressed by Canadian stock).

I would suggest gelding him though.

Anesthesia/Injections carry a risk of parasthesia. :( (That includes people as well). Have your horse seen by another vet right away. Then write a letter to your vet explaining what has happened. Mention that your horse was seen by a subsequent vet. (Don't forget to include the subsequent vet fees y...

You might want to check out SezWho Thoroughbreds. Talk to the farm manager Tom Drier. It's located in Ocala Florida.

I think your friend meant turf mares. There's a lot of strong turf contenders in Ireland.

Any thoughts on Game Plan as a sire? I've seen a couple...Can't say I was too impressed.

Just thought I would throw it out there...Know someone who owns a filly and although the filly was unraced he really tooted Game Plan's horn.

Foggy looked to be a bit overweight and not in ship shape condition, ...hmm...more like a fat Anna Nicole before the weight loss.

Hi guys! I would love to hear your thoughts and advice on the above.
Also, any thoughts on a stallion? ...Is she even worth breeding?(I realize she is way too young for breeding now at her age...I'm just dreaming at this point. Thanks!!!

Hi! I too had a problem weanling...He is now a yearling and have had success in breaking through to him...Mine would refuse to be caught and turn his rear. He's come a long way. I suspect it may be a respect issue...I found that in establishing a routine and work, work, work in the round pen to gain...

Just wondering...Does a jockey club registration certificate really need to be signed on the back? I recently made a purchase and was sent an unsigned registration certificate. However, I was sent a seperate sheet with the same information as required per the certificate...Is this O.K?

Thanks!!!