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Is that the right number? I checked her out and she's over the Rainbow Bridge. Yes, one of the reasons I was interested in working with a solid color line first was to more easily avoid patterns. I thought I could work in Pearl/cream/silver later. I mean, when I started I had no other plan than getting all the pretty horses but I've really refined my vision. Much thanks to all of you as well, even before I found this forum I was looking at your stables.
Arabesque Arabians said:
I can tell you that this lady only has one copy of Sb, so she'd be good for your program. https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=21094985#pedhead
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Ok, so in my planning for RO 148, I wanted to see what you all thought of the possible options for her. She's currently really the best and best producing mare in my stable, so I want to make solid choices, especially at first. Here is what I found, and I would appreciate any insight: |
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One more match I want to make a good choice. My mentor helped me with this lovely mare, and helped me choose a stud that matches really well with her strengths and weaknesses: But, then I discovered Silvers... So I was thinking maybe this match instead this time? Or in the next month, I certainly have time to do both at some point. |
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Well, the good news is that none of the stallions you chose are SbSb, so you have a 3/4 chance of not getting a patterned horse with any of those patterned matches. You won't be able to use Gatsby, because his minimum rating is EEW. If you want to save that straw, I would wait to use it (possibly with that girl) until you can buy a glass. For that match, I would possibly throw a strength glass in there. If you want to do one of the first two boyos, I would go with Panic Station. I have gotten an EEW filly out of him, and he has no pattern and carries creme. |
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WHOOPS I forgot to check the minimums on my list. Gatsby is out for now. Good advice on the straw, I will wait for now and go with Panic Station. Thank you! |
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Match help... she turns 3 and I am not sure if I should wait another month or do a test breed. My goal for her would be to improve ratings and/or get closer to all black or silver colorings. She's not AA, so I don't think her foals will be AA, so she's tentatively up for auction consideration as well. She's currently training evenly, if the result was a gelding for my gelding army, that's good too. https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=27634438 |
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Yes, a SH is basically just the mut of the horse world and will produce only SH foals. I don't have any SH. You can, however, breed any TB to any AA and will always get an AA, so that's something to think about :D |
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This little dude is now old enough to breed! He's training up fairly quickly and has a decent pedigree. What is a fair price to put as a stud fee for an unproven youngster? And then what is a fair price to use for club breeding? I want to make him available to you all in case anyone wants to give him a try. Thanks! https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=27387317#pedhead |
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PS I wasn't quite ready for the surprise when all my babies grew up and got their adult horsie picture! LOL. It was just a shock to pull them up and not see the cute little foal trotting off to the left anymore. |
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Right! I love when they grow up. It's like Christmas :D. I would say that probably 2-3k would be fair for public breeding. I usually put my EEW combo boys up to the club for 1k. |
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