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Looking for half brother of this horse:

Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 12:58 pm

Hi,
Anyone know of any that are retired (ing soon) ?

My horses name is Vespasian6 here is the link to his pedigree
http://www.pedigreequery.com/vespasian6

thanks! :D
I'd take a TB over a warmblood any day...

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Re: Looking for half brother of this horse:

Postby BJ » Sun Feb 05, 2006 1:34 pm

rach2525 wrote:Hi,
Anyone know of any that are retired (ing soon) ?

My horses name is Vespasian6 here is the link to his pedigree
http://www.pedigreequery.com/vespasian6

thanks! :D


Nothing shows up (in North America) under her name, as having produced anything after Vespasian (2000). That could either mean she was exported to another country or she died, or never had another registered foal.

Anyone have the Eurpopean APR to check this dam's produce record (in Europe)???
Her name is Indian Wardance.

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Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 1:40 pm

:lol: Sorry I wrote that question wrong, I couldn't find out what happened to her either- I am looking for a gelding out of Emporer Jones

know where I could find one?
THX :D
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Postby jellac » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:00 pm

I'm assuming you've looked up Emperor Jones in the database here and seen these notes -

Breeder: Cherry Valley Farm, Inc. & E. A. Cox Jr.
State Bred: KY
Winnings: 22 Starts: 4 - 4 - 4, $352,279

Won: Craven S.-G3 (ENG), Juddmonte Lockinge S.-G2 (ENG) 2nd: Pr Daphnis-G3 (FR), Kiveton Park S.-G3 (ENG), Queen Anne S.-G2 (ENG), Tripleprint Celebration Mile-G2 (ENG) 3rd: Prince Of Wales's S.-G2 (ENG), Tripleprint Celebration Mile-G2 (ENG), Sea World Interna

Sent to France. Sent to Argentina in 2003


Sounds like your best bet may be to contact someone in Kentucky....

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Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:03 pm

Yes,
He was sent to United Arab Emirates after argentina and then to France where he is now. I have tried calling that stable with no luck :(

but perhaps someone in Kentucky would be able to track which of his offspring have been imported or bred here..
I'd take a TB over a warmblood any day...



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Postby BJ » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:10 pm

rach2525 wrote::lol: Sorry I wrote that question wrong, I couldn't find out what happened to her either- I am looking for a gelding out of Emporer Jones

know where I could find one?
THX :D


Okay. Some simple language barriers (breeding v real world). "out of" means "from the mare". 1/2 brother or 1/2 sibling in TB breeding (possibly all horse breeding...but don't really know) means two siblings "out of" the same mare or "dam".

So, to verify...you are looking for geldings BY the sire Emporer Jones. If such is the case, these geldings would not be a 1/2 brother to your gelding. Kind of like learning a second language, huh? :? :wink:

Anyway, Emporer Jones was sent to France and then to Argentina. So I think it would be difficult to find his gelded sons here in USA. You might try calling Equineline.com (a subsidiary of The Jockey Club) and ask if there is a way to find out if any of Emporer Jones progeny were born in USA (or wherever you are located). It might be a starting point for you.

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Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:12 pm

Yes, thanks I am pulling reports on Equineline right now- yes I know all of the language- just don't speak it to often :lol: yes so geldings BY Emperor Jones- thanks for your info, I will try calling them :D
I'd take a TB over a warmblood any day...



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Postby madelyn » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:19 pm

DARE I SUGGEST, it is possible that your horse got at least half of his talent from his dam. You might also look for Indian Ridge and Herbager descendants, as they are both sporthorse lines as well as race/steeplechase. Grey Dawn is another stallion prominent in the pedigrees of some very good jumping stock, as is Big Spruce.
So Run for the Roses, as fast as you can.....

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Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:20 pm

Yes that would be a great idea, It is so hard to find all of these horses... I will take a look at that too. Thanks for your help ! :D
I'd take a TB over a warmblood any day...



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Postby Nijinsky » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:22 pm

LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE TWO CONVERSATIONS GOING ON AT THE SAME TIME ABOUT THIS HORSE. :?

http://www.pedigreequery.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8303
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Postby rach2525 » Sun Feb 05, 2006 2:23 pm

Yes,
Sorry when I originally posted I was not sure where it would belong. I wasn't cross posting on purpose just unsure :)
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Postby erins isle » Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:05 am

Hi Rachel,

Maybe if yuou are still interested:
I found this progency of Indian Wardance:
2001 Rossa Scarlatta filly by Opening Verse (name suggest she's in Italy)
2002 Livvies Lady filly by Opening Verse
2003 Opal Warrior filly by Orpen HAS WON

Family with lots of American and Italian members.
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Postby rach2525 » Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:26 am

Margreet,
Thanks I think that this could help. Hopefully I can find some in the USA and find a way to contact the trainer. Then should they decide to retire them I will have to option to purchase them... What is your best suggestion for that, I have no trainer directory or anything.

I plan on using them for hunter jumper or maybe eventing. I like to use horses that have raced since they need a home..

Thanks :D
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Postby rach2525 » Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:27 am

Margreet,
Did you find any geldings?

:D
I'd take a TB over a warmblood any day...



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