Pedigree Query

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Where may I find a list of all American based stallions carrying the X-factor?

Wondering were to get info on individual broodmare sires. Trying to find out who the one winner(stakes winner) that Vicar has as a broodmare sire is. Thanks in advance.

I for one I'm disappointed with the age limit. I am a small breeder and owner, currently my wife and I have 2 horses in training from these 'unwanted' type of mares. In 2006 we bought a 21 YO mare in-foal to Vicar for 3K, the mare is the grand dam of Curlin. My point is that it allowed us to purchas...

I also like him in a state breeding program, but wonder how motivated the farm is. I had called about sending a mare to him and was told they would get back with me. It's been several weeks and I have heard nothing, just find that odd.

Ah yes, but blend in his KEEJAN results and you'll see that FT was not that anomolous. One mare sold for 39k but all of the others were also below 3k or even no bid. There is no doubt that what has been going through the ring has been discouraging. I bought a mare that no bid at the keeneland janua...

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Has anyone seen or have any yearlings by Bellamy Road? Is he one worth taking a chance on or is he just another over priced, unproven stallion? What type of mare would best cross with him?

Definitely is a buyers market, I picked up a mare that has produced a stakes winner of over 184k and 3 other winners from 5 starters, in-foal to a $10,000. stud fee for a ham sandwich and a cold draft. Probably could have bought several others like her in the same price range.

When it comes to hip #'s, 34 and 36 are a couple of my favorite hip numbers.

Where does he fit in compared to other Indiana stallions?

http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/breedi ... diana.aspx

Better suited for a state breeding program.

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