Pedigree Query

Thanks, all. Found him through this thread. Actually, found him through his very smart wife who saw the thread & put 2+2 together! And what I've learned is the older the records on any of the sources, the less accurate (For example, many lack charts on those services, many that have charts don't...

I would try to contact the NY licensing authorities and see what they can tell you. If he was training he had to be licensed. I might try that - I wonder how well they keep 20 year old records. Thanks. You might post his name, maybe someone can verify for you. Thanks Fireslam. I was being intention...

Looking for suggestions to find a training record on a guy who claims he trained at Belmont/Aqueduct in the late 80s/early 90s, got out of it for quite a while & now is training in NY/NJ/PA. He gave me his name (it is a very common name), the years he says he was training & his number of win...

bayrabicano wrote:Just wondering what some of you think of this mare...

Think about her for what specific purpose?

Ah. Always a good reason for a divorce

Hi Seahorse -

Which Key to Paris? There are several on pedigreequery -

Year of birth or Sire/Dam?

Thanks for your help.

What happened at Fox Tale? He was a big deal at their open house [albeit when he was still in FL].

I can understand why the judges liked the message of the first story, even though I didn't actually enjoy it because I didn't identify with any character. It's difficult to develop a character personality in that short of a story & to develop personalities for a bunch of ordinary people who don'...

Bedouwia wrote:Any bids are a small price to pay for all that you and this virtual community have to offer.

Bedouwia

So true.

Belated thank you, Pete, for the good advice.

Wishing him safe trips on the track - last year was awful for stallions sent back to race from failed stud duty, so I cringe when I see news like this.

Try http://www.nybreds.com/ for the NYbred rules - scroll down; look at the links on the left.

I understand PA will begin writing some state restricted races & are also doing some PA-sired races. Ruaff is right. It is difficult to compare a mature program like NY with a newbie like PA.

I have many questions about no guarantee seasons. If you had a mare you wanted to breed & sell, would you go the traditional LFG route, knowing you lose the guarantee if you sell the mare, or would you negotiate with the stallion manager for a NG season? In fact, if the mare is entered in a sale...

westover wrote: The Maryland sale only went up to hip #104. Did i miss something?

Perhaps the date of the original post?

It was posted at the end of the Dec. sale; I think you were looking at the Feb. results.

And her 2nd dam's half to Summer Tan, 3rd in the Kentucky Derby in 1955 [that would be the year Swaps won it] & set new track records from 6.5 to 13 furlongs . . . for history buffs looking for a reason to give this mare a home!