lonrho questions?

[Slew83]

When was his first season he stood in North America?

What distance are his offspring best suited for?

What American bloodlines with work with him best?

[LaTroienne]

His first season in North America was 2012.

Maybe this will help. http://www.darleyamerica.com/pdf-genera ... ro-usa.pdf

Scroll down to see his best runners and their broodmare sires.

http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/truenick ... onhro.aspx

Helpful to Lonhro's success in Australia has been his appreciation for mares by Danehill (TrueNicks A), getting grade I winner Beaded and three other stakes winners. Danehill, a prolific international sire, boasts a very American pedigree, and his combination of Danzig/His Majesty/Buckpasser will offer some encouragement to Kentucky breeders. Lonhro would seem well-suited to other Danzig-line mares, and also has a stakes winner out of a Fusaichi Pegasus (TrueNicks,SRO) mare and a group III-placed runner from a Storm Cat mare. It will certainly be interesting to see what affinities develop once Lonhro's first North American crop hits the track in 2015. - See more at: http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/truenick ... AbcfC.dpuf

[Cryptic Ninja]

His offspring run between 6-8 furlongs. Mainly because he was bred to speed mares which the Australian market is geared towards.

I personally like Unbridled/Empire Maker line mare's for him here in the U.S. Best chance for his offspring to run on the dirt and get the "Triple Crown" distances.

[Joltman]

No reason why Lonhro can't sire classic distance runners with the right mares IMHO. He has the look for it.

jm