Senor Chop Chop

Barelystable · Postby **Barelystable** » Mon Oct 25, 2004 5:24 pm

Hi again all!

Thanks so much for the advice on the "Secretariat Daughter" topic! I now have a new inquiry, and this time, it's for myself. What are your opinions on the stallion "Senor Chop Chop" by Senor Speedy o/o Talcing? Any opinions are appreciated! :-)

He is listed in the Thoroughbred Times for 3,000. Resonable? Makings of a good stallion prospect? As far as what I know, he has not been bred (Of the track for a couple of months..) He raced for quite a while, (was he raced into the claimers?)

Thanks all,

Lynne

BargainBlueblood · Postby **BargainBlueblood** » Mon Oct 25, 2004 6:46 pm

Lynne,

I just can't see putchasing a stallion prospect who is not by a sire of sires, and has no black-type. Getting into the stallion business is a tricky proposition. If you're getting a nice mare or two, better to shop around for deals on established stakes-winning or stakes-siring stallions, in an effort to upgrade your mares and make for the most commerciall sound operation possible. Just one opinion from this neck of the woods.

Crystal · Postby **Crystal** » Tue Oct 26, 2004 4:56 pm

listen to Mike, he knows where the values and Bargains are

myheartsezyes · Postby **myheartsezyes** » Tue Oct 26, 2004 5:28 pm

I have information about this horse I used to take care of him, email me at [email protected]

Waternymph · Postby **Waternymph** » Thu Oct 28, 2004 11:42 am

Also another stallion Soft Senor by Senor Speedy he is also for sale on www.canterusa.org 2000 $
He has a very bad character I read in the forum. If you got really a lot of many just to try him with a few mares do it, but if you want to be succesfull in horsebreeding you will have to spend a lot more many on greater stallions( I agree with Michael)