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It's All Good and her 2009 Request For Parole filly
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Not a spot of white on her. She is built like her sire. After talking to the stud farm he is stamping his babies, they all look alike. Great shoulders, short strong back, great hip and powerful hind end, good bone and conformation is very good.
When she gallops around mom she wastes no action, does figure 8's around her and changes leads effortlessly. She's been eating grain, hay and grass since she was a week old, started drinking water early at 2 weeks old. She is now 1 month.
Going back to Request For Parole.
winds
When she gallops around mom she wastes no action, does figure 8's around her and changes leads effortlessly. She's been eating grain, hay and grass since she was a week old, started drinking water early at 2 weeks old. She is now 1 month.
Going back to Request For Parole.
winds
Finally got ahold of Fox Tale and Request For Parole is already in quarenteen so we can't go to him. Am looking at their other stallions who match up nice with It's All Good too so we'll probably go to one of them.
Called Dr. Solomon of Pin Oak Lane regarding Albert The Great and he won't budge from the stud fee of $3,500, not even for a PA bred. So he's out of the question, about $1,500 more than we want to spend. So much for stud farms willing to negotiate................
winds
Called Dr. Solomon of Pin Oak Lane regarding Albert The Great and he won't budge from the stud fee of $3,500, not even for a PA bred. So he's out of the question, about $1,500 more than we want to spend. So much for stud farms willing to negotiate................
winds
nice foal, good luck with finding a replacement.
too weird to live...too rare to die
www.ascotstudfarm.com
www.ascotstudfarm.com
winds wrote:I think "Plain Janes" are the horse of 2009! Very nice.
Colorwise, we get the plainest foals of anyone. We've had a couple of chestnuts with chrome lately but usually it's just one solid colored horse after another for us. For what it's worth, the nicest foal we ever bred was plain bay, but it didn't seem to hold him back any.