Round Table Look Alike

sue sherman · Postby **sue sherman** » Fri Apr 08, 2005 6:16 am

I have a former racing stallion who has the same back white ankle band as Round Table, Mr. P, and Broadbrush. His signature best race distance was 9f. He is now 13. He raced until I pried him off his claiming owner at age 10 and is the most handsome Tbred I have ever seen. He is a Seattle Slew grandson by Gold Merdian, the northwest's leading racing stud. I am a saddle horse owner and at age 52 have come to realize the backs of my Tbreds are getting higher each year - I have to down size to pony size...!!

I also have a like pedigreed mare and would like to sell them together as their pedigrees represent what I believe to be the best in breeding for longevity on the tracks. My mare didn't do much in three years on Texas tracks however she came off the tracks as sound as the day she was born. Between the two of them they represent the strongest legs in the sport of racing.

I am looking for a dressage home for them as they learn every signal I give them only I ride western and think they would excel in dressage.

Private treaty.

yukidragon · Postby **yukidragon** » Sun Apr 10, 2005 10:27 am

what are the names a the mare an stallion?

sue sherman · Postby **sue sherman** » Wed Apr 13, 2005 6:43 am

Gold Zenith is the stallion, Princess Alexa is the mare.

Z has Queen Louie in his pedigree, Princess Alexa has Brilliant Sandy in hers, full siblings. She is the only mare I have seen go through any sales with that pedigree.

Queen Louie was a champion at age two. Brilliant Sandy ran in the money in 26 stakes races. Sound and proven longevity as an athlete.

I went to the U of AZ and studied their old stallion catalogs before I acquired these two looking for longevity as an athlete. STatisticaly Z proved his pedigree, the last month on the track he ran two races of over a mile winning the second and clocking a 5f bullet in between.

Interestingly enough they are very "type" similar - shorter coupled than most tbreds and sound legs. Z's best race distance was a tad over a mile same as RT. I believe that white back left ankle band is the key as Mr. P had it, RT had it, and Broad Brush had it. I'm not arguing with their ability to sire winning distance foals.

Waternymph · Postby **Waternymph** » Wed Apr 13, 2005 7:13 am

How much do you want for the stallion?

sue sherman · Postby **sue sherman** » Sun Apr 17, 2005 4:23 pm

I'm not sure if this is going to the sender of an email inquiry as to the asking price of the stallion I have for sale? Can you confirm the sender/inquirer is receiveing this?

sue sherman · Postby **sue sherman** » Sun Apr 24, 2005 8:30 pm

I have received several inquiries on him and what I want is to see him go to a dressage home - no jumping or racing.

I was able to get a video of him today - took all week to get the schedules to work out on this - looney tunes amature hour here!!

So if you are interested and want to see the video please let me know. I am accepting offers and looking for a match in personality type for him so I'd like to know if you are interested what your background and horse interests are.

Thanks for your interest in Gold Zenith.

Pedigree Query