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I have a question about ABLBs. I have a amazing EWW ISH Stallion, he produces incredibly. For his freshman RO he has been on multiple ISHLBs and his freshman year he was on a ABLB. My question is, does this consider him a ABLB Stallion? I'm unsure where he stands for this RO other than seeing him higher up on the ISHLBs but I'm just curious. Thanks everyone :) |
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So, usually when people refer to ABLB they refer to the eventing ABLB. There is of course also an ABLB for Dressage, CC and Jumping so you would want to check those boards and see if he is currently on them. If he is on one of them you could refer to him as JABLB or whatever. If he was on the ABLB boards in the past but not now he is no longer considered ABLB. Your guy is currently #19 ISHLB so congrats on that. I had a quick glance and do not see him on any of the ABLB boards. |
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Ah okay! That explains alot, he was on the all breed freshman LB I believe for that year but hasn't made it one since then but I'm still happy if he's just ISHLB :) And yes!! He's doing great this year! I believe he's also high up on the Jumping ISH board as well! :) *edit* I just went and looked again, he's #5 on the jumping and also #54 on cross country. |
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Sunny
