Pedigree Query

Thoughts?

Just curious if any of you have found some exceptional books on how to train racehorses?

Putting out feelers for these two special 2021 foals Tannic Mountain Farm will be offering next year. A blend of unique color and an introduction to fine racing bloodlines. https://www.tannicmountainfarm.com/tmf-sales Myprincessallyson , by Precise End out of Sights in the Citi by Citidancer x Remar...

Jockey Club registerable coat colors are almost entirely inaccurate from my experience, aside from the obvious grey, chestnut, and bay. Dark bays/browns and blacks are regularly misidentified. Cremellos, perlinos, smoky creams, buckskins, and smoky blacks, although evident genetically in the Thoroug...

I will have a 2021 foal by Friend or Foe, 50% chance at being palomino. Foal will be out of O'Golden Fair Rose out of Gin Ruler. Not sure performance history on those currently out there. Most are being bred as sporthorses, not racehorses.

DISCLAIMER: This is an informational post about how FRAME OVERO Thoroughbreds developed, though it definitely has some biased opinion supporting colored Thoroughbreds, as neutral as I tried to be. My intention is not to make people mad, but inform them threw as much research as I had time for. Pleas...

Actually, a purebred brindle TB by the name of Catch a Bird (NZ) is a sire of several true roan thoroughbreds. Winning Colours Farm in Australia actually owned a couple of his roan fillies (Slip Catch and Lilac Hill) for a period of time before selling them after producing, from what I know of, at l...

How would you go about testing a horse to see if they have x factor in their pedigree?

I thought we could have a little fun in the color corner today.
What is your favorite color of horse (in general)?

To give you some examples...

Grey
Black
Bay
Chestnut
Palomino
Smoky Black
Buckskin
Brown
Dun
Perlino
Cremello
Smoky Cream
Silver
Roan
Pearl
White

I am looking for a list of horses who were legends of the 20th century. Can you guys help list some of our past legends?
Seabiscuit
Man O' War
Secretariat
...

I actually saw him this past summer. He was definitely looking his age, but he was a remarkable horse nonetheless. A great horse indeed.

Horse name: Hidden Remarq
Notes: Remarquez son racing
Activity type: Entry
Activity date: 10-06-2014
Track: Finger Lakes
Surface: Dirt
Distance: 6 Furlongs
Race number: 2
Purse: $19,000
Race type: Maiden Special Weight
Post position: 9
Jockey: Flores J

I agree. There are plenty of colored thoroughbreds out there that have proven themselves. Why Risque? Remarquez has proven himself far more than Risque, and his sons are already at the track. Hidden Remarq is scheduled to race tomorrow, October 6 at 1:45 at Finger Lakes in NY. We'll see how he does....

First off, many solid colored foals out of greys tend to be grey at birth, or shed out to be grey. If he is bay with no grey roaning at a few years old, he is probably not going to be grey. Some, though, do tend to grey as they age. Grey is a tough color, so it is best to test horses from grey paren...