Pictures of these rare Australian TBs

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Postby belambi » Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:33 pm

Shannon wrote:Found this while perusing the AUS Studbook rules
"Non-Thoroughbred colours
For Non Thoroughbred horses in the official records, six additional
colours (appaloosa, cream, dun, palomino, pied and roan) are
recognised
Roan
Genes for the true roan are not present in the Australian Stud Book
Thoroughbred. Imported Thoroughbreds described elsewhere as
roans have been either transitional greys or simply had extensive
evenly dispersed white hairs or ticking"


Old and out of date and incorrect.
It i reference to the AJC horses who are also marked in the ASB. When you look up one you will see the letters NTB (non TB) after their name. They are horses from the sprint racing days. There are indeed now Creams and OLWS Pos horses in the Australian stud book.

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Postby angrovestud » Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:00 am

Belambi do you still have a Non TB register?
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Postby belambi » Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:48 am

I dont think so.. but I will confirm that in a few days.

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Postby angrovestud » Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:55 am

Thanks
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Postby belambi » Mon Dec 13, 2010 2:57 pm

here is their answer

Hi Ben



There isn’t a specific register anymore, (one that is separate)



Non Stud Book Explanation



There are two reasons why some horses are classified as Non Stud Book



1. The horse cannot be traced back to a Thoroughbred in its pedigree, this is a true Non Stud Book horse, and cannot be promoted to Stud Book status.





2. For administrative reasons: the owners either would not or could not pay the stud book fees for the returns from 1930. Horses in this category can be promoted to Stud Book status by the Joint Proprietors of the Australian Stud Book.

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Postby belambi » Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:35 pm

HOWEVER

This is a very interesting description here.. since it does mention the 8 generation rule!

http://www.stallions.com.au/news/2009/0 ... ook-horse/

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Postby angrovestud » Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:53 am

So Ben do you register your horses as Non TB with Australian Stud Book.
I guess it would be possible to export a foal into the non TB stud book if it was registered in the UK first.
Thank you very much for finding out I am very greatful
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Postby belambi » Tue Dec 14, 2010 3:16 am

No.. our splashed ones are pure tb.. but sold.. so i no longer need to use ASB
however..the 7/8th TT paint stallion i showed you in NZ is on the market! ;)

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Postby belambi » Mon Dec 27, 2010 12:30 pm

Jorge

following on from your earlier post.. Here are the names of all ASB foals registered by CAB.. (The ones with NTB are non tb ones..ie jokey club bred)

He wasobviously homozygous black/brown/bay EE

Most of the ones in the video do not appear here

Named Stallion Produce in Australia
Click on column headings to sort by column
Season Colour Sex Name Dam

1991 b filly Electra Glide ntb Bahama Belle (AUS) 1985 ntb

1991 b filly Show Bird ntb New Flag (AUS) 1984 ntb

1992 b filly Calman Geal Save Me (AUS) 1983

1992 b filly Odd Colours Out Of Season (AUS) 1981

1992 b colt Owl Midnight Marauder (AUS) 1985

1993 b gelding Bealnablath Boysenberry (AUS) 1982

1993 b colt Cable Bay ntb New Flag (AUS) 1984 ntb

1993 b gelding Catch Some News Tuesday's News (AUS) 1985

1993 b colt Fair Catch Fair Joanna (AUS) 1986

1993 b filly Naramay Burgani (AUS) 1982

1993 b filly Occasional Lady Periodical (AUS) 1982

1993 b filly Slip Catch Golden Belt (AUS) 1976

1993 b filly Voodoo Gypsy Bold Time (AUS) 1988

1994 b colt Goldhill Park Policy Park (AUS) 1982

1994 b colt Hovering Fussy Girl (AUS) 1982

1994 gr colt In The Hand ntb Griff's Pride (AUS) 1984 ntb

1995 br gelding Amazon Knight Shining Through (AUS) 1990

1995 b filly Avocet Dr. Stone (AUS) 1985

1995 b filly Lady Bird Rancher Fractal Lady (AUS) 1988

1995 b filly Night Jar Midnight Marauder (AUS) 1985

1995 br filly Shattered Silk Broken Image (AUS) 1984

1996 br filly Catchapak Amorpak (AUS) 1985

1996 b colt Orbit Commander Dr. Stone (AUS) 1985

1996 b filly Pour The Port Pour The Wine (AUS) 1974

1996 b gelding Red Noble Western Gateway (AUS) 1985.. This one mentions ticking over entire body.. http://www.studbook.org.au/horseidcerti ... hid=637403

1996 b gelding Tally Worker Fair Joanna (AUS) 1986

1997 b filly Wild Dove Fractal Lady (AUS) 1988...This one mentions ticking over the entire body.
http://www.studbook.org.au/horseidcerti ... hid=661535

1998 b filly Akram's Sister Warring Rose (AUS) 1991

1999 b gelding Long Neck Bottle Chasmia (AUS) 1988

2001 b or br colt Catch A Demo Demelza (AUS) 1986

2001 b filly Mid Summer Morn Krystal Sunrise (AUS) 1986

2001 b gelding No Catch No Stress (NZ) 1986

2002 b gelding Not A Catch No Stress (NZ) 1986

2003 b colt Catch A Memo Demelza (AUS) 1986

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Postby Jorge » Mon Dec 27, 2010 6:27 pm

Thank you so much Belambi for your valuable effort. Let's see what else appears.

Wow the racing world is waiting.....Am I right to assume this :roll:

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Postby RiddleMeThis » Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:39 pm

Lavender Fields at her third trial
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After that day they decided she wasn't cut out to race.
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Postby Jorge » Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:14 pm

Hope our friends from Australia or New Zealand may assist us with new updated information on this extraordinary case.

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Postby reedhill » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:08 pm

Gorgeous color!

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Postby xfactor fan » Sun Feb 20, 2011 9:27 am

Do the folks researching roan know about this family? They sure look like true roans in these photos.

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Postby Jorge » Mon Feb 21, 2011 6:08 pm

Found this at:

http://www.racingvictoria.net.au/Racing ... 868791orse

LAVENDER FIELDS:
Horse details: (2011)
Name: Lavender Fields
Prev. Name: N/A
Age: 5YO
Sex: Mare
Color: Bay
Sire: Bletchicano
Dam: Slip Catch
Trainer: Leonard Martin
Official Owners: Mr. L F Martin, Mr G Littlewood
Victorian Rating: N/A