Pedigree Query

http://apps.keeneland.com/sales/Jan13/pdfs/1870.pdf Absolute Magic's half sis sold for $7500 at KeeJan. Lots to like Absolute Magic herself sold for $3,500 at Kee Nov. That said her 2010 filly by Big Brown recently won a NY Bred MdSpWt at Aqueduct. Orginally Absolute Magic was a $1.8 million yearli...

hi Hold Your Peace... hi Crystal IHA will never get the quality of mares in the US he will in Japan. Facts are facts and 40+mill will make anyone's decision to sell/not sell very easy. If facts are facts...may I ask, 40+ mil (you indicated above)...source please? Best. Respectfully I can assure you...

Cheaper company. This is the best answer. If the horse is short or not getting all of their air the trainer should have already known that - so the answer is to drop them in class. Depending on the horse it could also be an option to run them LONGER. If a horse HAS to have the lead but will relax o...

hi Crystal IHA will never get the quality of mares in the US he will in Japan. Facts are facts and 40+mill will make anyone's decision to sell/not sell very easy. If facts are facts...may I ask, 40+ mil (you indicated above)...source please? Best. Respectfully I can assure you that figure was pulle...

I was reading Pedlines by Ellen Parker and she doesn't like his pedigree at all-3x RAN among other weak sire lines. :D Ellen Parker is one of the dumbest people on earth though, and she has never had any real involvment in the thoroughbred breeding industry. She just posts things on the internet. H...

I was reading Pedlines by Ellen Parker and she doesn't like his pedigree at all-3x RAN among other weak sire lines. :D Ellen Parker is one of the dumbest people on earth though, and she has never had any real involvment in the thoroughbred breeding industry. She just posts things on the internet.

I'd head to Ocala for next week's June sale. Some who didn't sell earlier this year, or who got scratched over a minor issue, will be in there and it also gives you a chance to talk to consignors who might have something on the farm that didn't sell. If they're not in the June sale I'd say that most...

I'm thinking you should be running not walking straight over to winstar and breeding her to Distorted Humor, I'm sure they'd be thrilled to give you a complimentary season simply because of the family affiliation. He can't. Due to a windfall from a Nigerian Prince who e-mailed me, I've purchased Di...

After a Derby win and a Preakness win for family 23b, CC Jazz says kiss this once, kiss this twice and kiss it three times for the Belmont. http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1601/2006123/5469212/402735592.jpg http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1601/2006123/5469212/402735593.jpg http://www.pedigreequer...

What? That the horse came in last place in her first race? Yes. But that wasn't what it's all about. I said it wasn't a Hollywood ending. We just have to hope that she improves as she gets more experience. I personally was glad to see the part about Billy Turner and that he's still training. I wish...

Let's see if this latest Eisaman speedster can out run history.... CTBAboardwatch -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 14, 2011 Now in our sixth year of watching out for you Perhaps the most prolific consignor of two-year-olds in the country is Dr. ...

Seriously?

Everyone is talking about patterns and linebreeding and no one is asking why would you breed a decent mare like this one (or any mare) to Total Command?

No black type, claimed out of his last for a nickel, small number of foals of racing age have done nothing?

Barcaldine wrote:Claiming price has no relationship to market value.

Exactly. The 'market value' of horses is often much less than the claiming price they're running for.

Barcaldine wrote:Clearly there are several amatuers on this board who haven't a clue about market values. They should stick with pony rides.

The horse was running for $7,500 claiming at the end so I think the last poster was right on.

Clearly you've overpaid for this dud you're trying to flip as a stud.

These all appear to be Robert and Sandy Murphy (Dare To Dream Farm) horses. They lost a lawsuit in February concering a Street Cry yearling they sold in 2008 at Keeneland (to Solitary Oak {Danny Pate}) that had invasive joint surgery prior to the Keeneland sale and they didn't disclose it (and the c...