Pedigree Query

May she rest in piece and God love her for representing "chunkier" girls, but I will always remember her for the tragedy of Le Samurai...

I know it's a long shot but I am currently in Charlottesville, VA with an empty trailer. Looking to fill it so I can get home

Good for you for getting a Bit of Class mare. Breed to compliment that stallion. Keep it strong.

Who the heck are you sending to my neck of the woods?!?!

So cool one of my guy's daughters was in the select sale. Wonder if she had white like the rest of them!

Maybe if you moved the (DNA TESTED) to the front of the color genetics instead of after RABICANO, you might prevent such questions. Being the geneticist she is, I am not in the least surprised that RMT asked and you shouldn't either. Of course she would be interested in that kind of information! And...

Who knows. Horses are purchased then sold before they make it to the buyer all the time.

Love the first filly for jumping.

Considering mom is white, that's where I believe the colt got it from. I was happy to see that Parcival didn't block it in any way and this is another Parcival foal who got an abundance of chrome. He comes from the splash dutch lines so it definitely didn't hurt.

Knew I loved Parcival for a reason! And is seems that mom has a history of throwing pearly whites! Quite a little color collection in Colorado... :wink: http://www.equinenow.com/horse-ad-478310 http://ox.equinenow.com/equine/data/photos/478310_1.jpg Dam: http://www.pedigreequery.com/silverella :wink:

Should be interesting.

Maybe this is just an off day but I really feel the need to bring a point to a few things. 1. In law, liquidation is the process by which a company (or part of a company) is brought to an end, and the assets and property of the company redistributed. Liquidation is also sometimes referred to as wind...

Yeah she is selling a lot of them. She's the one that bought that chestnut frame mare you and I talked about a couple years ago that was in St. Augustine. Sold her too.

Ok, being neck deep in an actual liquidation right now with the final weeks upon us, I can say, with certainty, if you are doing a real liquidation you do not raise prices or hold on a whim. You start with retail then go down, always going down. The point is to get rid of stock, not milk sales which...

Selling a horse or a whole herd is fine but call it what it is.