Pedigree Query

I'm a big fan of E Dubai. We've bred to him twice, loved what we got the first time and tried again with a different mare (who's now in foal.) Bear in mind that--due to a medical problem--E Dubai's first crop was only about 45 foals. So most of what he's accomplished thusfar, he's done with limited ...

You did some nice choosing sire-wise. All of those 1st year sires sold very well, and their offspring were favorably received, at the F-T sale.

Cheryl, she's looking really nice! And as you know the Tapits have been a big hit so far. I hope you do great with her. Do you know what book she's in yet?

Your pictures are great! Congratulations on a really nice looking crop of foals. The Cuvee is really eye-catching.

bdw0617 wrote:is the street cry baby a colt or a filly? SC seems to throw better boys

Actually of the 8 stakes winners he's sired so far, 4 have been colts and 4 have been fillies. Street Sense is obviously a standout, but arguably his next best runner is G2 winner Street Sounds, a filly.

Instinctively I thought Holy Bull which brings in Intentionally. But after further review, he's seen a few CP mares and only has one stakes winner to show and she was no world beater. Indian Charlie I like a lot and he does have a G1 winner to a CP mare. More Than Ready i've always loved and I will...

I really like Crafty Prospector as a broodmare sire. Nothing like adding a little durability to the mix. A few thoughts: We have a stakes placed Summer Squall mare o/o a Crafty Prospector dam. A friend of ours bred a stakes winner by Yonaguska o/o a CP mare. I know there's been at least one stakes w...

The last stud fee I heard for Indian Charlie was $40,000. That was several months ago though.