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| Dreamingofcans - 2014-05-06 9:48 AM What are everyone's favorite FWF studs and why?
Firewaterontherocks- great win record, everyone says he has a great disposition. Big stout durable looking horse.
Firewater Finale successful in the barrel pen, also a big stout durable horse with a great disposition. |
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| I honestly don't think you could go wrong with any of them. With that said....
I have had 2 Firewater Finales..I kept a 2 yr old and he is smart, laid back and is an old soul. We will be starting him in another month.
I had a Chasin Firewater that I sold as a 2 yr old and he was the same way. Both seem to be people pleasers.
I just had a Fiestas Gotta Gun (I know he isn't by Firewater Flit) and she is just beautiful and petite and friendly.
I also have an own daughter of FWF and I will say if she is sore or thinks she is right she is a fighter. But, when she feels good and thinks you are treating her fair, she is the workingest (if thats a word!) most gentle, easy to get along with horse I have ever had. I usually breed my mares to something with FWF in them. I have been around many out of different studs and like them all.
I think the best value and deal is hands down Firewater Finale.
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Firewater Finale because I have one and he has been awesome! Very loveable and pleasing personality, big boned, doll dish shaped face, palomino color (even though I had a buckskin on order). I would prefer him to not get hurt as much as he does, but we shall see. Here is his pedigree and a picture of him as a yearling this spring.
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/flityeahimafirewater
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Location: Desert Land | I'm waiting on my Chasin Firewater to be born any day now. I love his maternal side...Bugs Alive in 75 has been one of my favorite broodmare sires since I was a teenager. I've had a few mares that were out of BA75 daughters and I just loved them. |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | and another one just because he is a cool dude
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Location: Gainesville, TX | Really liking my Chasin baby! She's a quick learner and gentle. |
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| Love love love my Chasin Firewater filly! Scary smart, chromed up and flashy, athletic, and that pretty gold color doesn't hurt anything :) |
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Location: USA | I'd love a Chasin baby but dangit he's booked for this year. And I know it's getting late but I just got a new broodmare in and she's open.
What are everyone's thoughts on Alive N Firen? I heard they can be kinda hot |
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| Dreamingofcans - 2014-05-06 11:51 AM I'd love a Chasin baby but dangit he's booked for this year. And I know it's getting late but I just got a new broodmare in and she's open.
What are everyone's thoughts on Alive N Firen? I heard they can be kinda hot
I like a hot horse. I think he is an excellent choice, probably in my top 5 fwf's. |
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| Firewater Finale without a doubt! Super Smart, Super Nice Temperment, Super Beautiful, and Bonus...They make me look like I'm much better than what I am because they are easy to be around, LOL! |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | bennie1 - 2014-05-06 10:19 AM Dreamingofcans - 2014-05-06 9:48 AM What are everyone's favorite FWF studs and why? Firewaterontherocks- great win record, everyone says he has a great disposition. Big stout durable looking horse.
Firewater Finale successful in the barrel pen, also a big stout durable horse with a great disposition.
Agree on both choices |
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Location: Where I am happiest | Firewaterontherocks and Chasin Firewater. |
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| ThreeCorners - 2014-05-06 3:52 PM Firewaterontherocks and Chasin Firewater.
Top two hands down! |
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Location: Arkansas | I like the ones mentioned already. I bred my Cash Not Credit mare to Ima Firefighter twice. Verty nice babies both times, big hip, good bone. I sold one as a long yearling. He is 3 now and his new owner really likes him. The other one is a yearling. I recently sold him and they are picking him up in a couple of weeks. |
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Location: Texas | no ones mentioned Flaming Firewater yet and I really love his dam! |
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Location: your guess is as good as mine | My top 3 all have the conformation and (according to all reports) the disposition that I like/want - two of them also have the running style I like...hard workers that really power in & around the barrels. They also all three come from mare lines that are mostly older lines that I tend to gravitate toward...
1. Flitterpated - FWF x Easy Jet/Azure Te/Lady Bugs Moon/Triple Chick (personally I think SolidFoundation has created a nick that's going to do great things by crossing him on her homebred San Peppy Drift daughters )
2. Firewater Finale - FWF x daughter of Bully Bullion out of an Easily Smashed daughter, so you've got that Special Effort/Easily Smashed cross. Plus love the Leo reincorporated through the bottom line...
3. Firewaterontherocks - FWF x daughter of Ronas Ryon (Go Man Go/Three Bars cross), with Master Hand and Pass 'Em Up on the bottom. |
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| casualdust07 - 2014-05-06 4:01 PM no ones mentioned Flaming Firewater yet and I really love his dam!
I think he appears to have the most substance of any of them. |
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Location: Oklahoma | I have a very pretty Enflano 3yo filly that's doing great. Smart, willing and athletic. I just wish I had more time to get her further along. |
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| CYA Ranch - 2014-05-06 2:12 PM
bennie1 - 2014-05-06 10:19 AM Dreamingofcans - 2014-05-06 9:48 AM What are everyone's favorite FWF studs and why? Firewaterontherocks- great win record, everyone says he has a great disposition. Big stout durable looking horse.
Firewater Finale successful in the barrel pen, also a big stout durable horse with a great disposition.
I also agree with those two. |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | stayceem - 2014-05-07 1:47 AM CYA Ranch - 2014-05-06 2:12 PM bennie1 - 2014-05-06 10:19 AM Dreamingofcans - 2014-05-06 9:48 AM What are everyone's favorite FWF studs and why? Firewaterontherocks- great win record, everyone says he has a great disposition. Big stout durable looking horse.
Firewater Finale successful in the barrel pen, also a big stout durable horse with a great disposition. I also agree with those two.
I've got a serious crush on Bully Bullion horses so with Dazzler you're getting the best of both worlds. |
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Location: USA | What would cross better on a Special Effort/Ronas Ryon mare??:
--- Flaming Fire Water (FWF x My Easter Flame x Flaming Jet) or
--- Firewater Finale (FWF x Im a Little Bully x Bully Bullion)
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