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| What race bred stallions out there have really nice bone on them? I have a Hollywood Dun It/Genuine Doc mare that I am considering breeding next year but her bones are a little on the dainty side. Any suggestions? |
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Location: NE Texas | I'd be interested to know what you're defining as "good bone". Do you mean large boned? Good bone is a term that IMO is misused because the size of the bone has nothing to do with the integrity of the bone. |
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| Thank you for your reply but I am looking for studs that are still alive and that I can breed to  |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Easy Jet, Splash Bac.....I understand. I'd look at stallions related to the above. Shawne bug leo, streaking ta fame, Heza Fast Dash, etc. |
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| I know he isn't all running bred, but Firewater Finale really puts some good bone on his foals. I've raised several by him and they've all had great bone. I bred a daughter of Colonel Hotrodder to him that was very refined, and her foal had good bone and lots of substance.
My Dashin Bye foals have all had great bone, but their momma did too, so I'm not sure if that's typical. But he has a full brother that I think is really being pushed in the barrel world, Sweet First Down. There was recently a thread about him, you might try searching for it.
I wouldn't be afraid to breed to a DTF, as they have shown to hold up. I think there are really quite a few running bred stallions that have good bone. What kind of stud fee, and what incentives are you interested in? That would help people narrow down their suggestions.
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Location: South Texas | Massive bone on Triple Vodka SI 101 with earnings over $224k by Tres Seis and out if a multiple stakes producing mare. First foals are yearlings this year with great race colts out there and colts out in multiple $100k slot race winner IRA Grand Victory, all time futurity leading earning mare Sissys Little Coin and many more. You can see him
And his colts on the Triple Vodka face book page
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Location: NE Texas | snazzy - 2015-07-17 10:11 AM Massive bone on Triple Vodka SI 101 with earnings over $224k by Tres Seis and out if a multiple stakes producing mare. First foals are yearlings this year with great race colts out there and colts out in multiple $100k slot race winner IRA Grand Victory, all time futurity leading earning mare Sissys Little Coin and many more
And i've stalked a few pics of these yearlings online and DANNNNNNNG do they look good! I'm gonna have to tighten my choke chain on my husband to keep him from taking out a second mortgage to buy the yearling out of the Leaving Memories mare!  |
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Location: South Texas | Thanks Herbie Triple Vodka is now at Blanchet Farms. That Leaving Memories mare won a Stakes race but was DQed :( The 2 previous colts of race age ended up in Mex
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Location: NE Texas | snazzy - 2015-07-17 10:17 AM Thanks Herbie Triple Vodka is now at Blanchet Farms. That Leaving Memories mare win a Stakes race but was DQed :( The 2 previous colts of race age ended up in Mex
You're very welcome. The TV baby out of her is breath taking, not that the others aren't, but that one draws me in! Hopefully whoever is lucky enough to end up with her (I think it's a her) runs her so we can watch!  |
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| Just got my Speedhorse and saw Triple Vodka mentioned. Sounds like he's got some good bone and passes it on. He's my first choice for my Chasin Firewater that is pretty refined if I decide to breed her. |
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Jenbabe - 2015-07-17 11:11 AM Just got my Speedhorse and saw Triple Vodka mentioned. Sounds like he's got some good bone and passes it on. He's my first choice for my Chasin Firewater that is pretty refined if I decide to breed her.
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| snazzy - 2015-07-17 11:20 AM
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Location: South Texas | Thanks besides those mares Brittney Pozzi, Bendi Dunn (mulberry canyon moon owner) Talmadge Green and more have colts on the ground by him. Some out of barrel horses others out of race horses like Corona Cartel daughters |
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| total performance - 2015-07-17 12:05 PM
Jenbabe - 2015-07-17 11:11 AM Just got my Speedhorse and saw Triple Vodka mentioned. Sounds like he's got some good bone and passes it on. He's my first choice for my Chasin Firewater that is pretty refined if I decide to breed her.
Your Desirio has nice bone on him!
Well, she's his half sister so I suppose I better not breed her to him! If I felt more comfortable with line breeding (well, that's probably considered inbreeding!) I might try it, but most people frown on those kind of crosses!
To the OP, my Desirio also has excellent bone. But I've never seen him in person or very many of his foals, so I can't say if that's typical of his offspring or if he got that substance from his momma. |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | LRQHS - 2015-07-17 10:44 AM Easy Jet, Splash Bac.....I understand. I'd look at stallions related to the above. Shawne bug leo, streaking ta fame, Heza Fast Dash, etc.
Streaking Ta Fame just had his first winner on the track too last week. |
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| Thank you everyone for your replies. Triple Vodka really is beautiful and will definitely be on my list of contenders. I am looking for a stud fee under 5k including all fees so most of the suggestions are right in my ball park. As for Leaving Memories, he has always been one of my favorites but I thought his stud fee would be untouchable. Anyone know why his stud fee is so low?
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| I bred a mare to Leaving Memories a couple years ago when they reduced his stud fee. The breeding farm was great to work with. That colt has good bone as well, was easy to start under saddle, and has a lot of stamina. I've looked at a lot of First Down Dash sons to breed to, and like my comment about DTF, from how they've performed and produced I think they will hold up as well. |
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Location: South Texas | GenuineGlamour - 2015-07-17 3:30 PM Thank you everyone for your replies. Triple Vodka really is beautiful and will definitely be on my list of contenders. I am looking for a stud fee under 5k including all fees so most of the suggestions are right in my ball park. As for Leaving Memories, he has always been one of my favorites but I thought his stud fee would be untouchable. Anyone know why his stud fee is so low? We have a TRIPLE VODKA filly out of a AAA daughter of LEAVING MEMORIES consigned to the Louisiana Yearling Sale Aug 7-8 at Kinder, LA Coushatta
lol.. we have bred mares to Leaving Memories before.....it is best if you take your mare to the farm and JEH was very reasonable to deal with on mare care etc....wish we would have realized that before we shipped twice on 2 mares....nailed them the first time at the JEH farm....he is getting up there in age
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| Otro Fracaso's babies are all doing really well and he passes on good sized feet and bone.
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| Captain Courage x Mr Jessica Perry is nice. We have a filly by him and she is stout. Check out Specially Alluring as well he's by FDD up and coming. He's short coupled, good feet and bone. produces nice babies. Our 3 yr old by him has won over 17k this year. I REALLY love an Ivory James and mine has good bone and feet but I've also seen smaller bones on some. Not to mention they are incredibly smart and talented |
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| We've had lots of luck with the Mr Jess Perry son, Jess Special. Proven producer on the track and in the barrel pen, plus one of cheapest sons of MJP. $1,500 |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Jenbabe - 2015-07-17 11:11 AM Just got my Speedhorse and saw Triple Vodka mentioned. Sounds like he's got some good bone and passes it on. He's my first choice for my Chasin Firewater that is pretty refined if I decide to breed her.
That would be my fantasy cross. A Chasin Firewater daughter on Triple Vodka. I love that stud! I'm the self proclaimed president of his fan club! LOL |
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Location: MT | Rare News (by FDD) has really impressive bone to him. And a shoulder that is to die for! He's a really stout made horse.
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| Nevertooold - 2015-07-18 3:06 PM
Jenbabe - 2015-07-17 11:11 AM Just got my Speedhorse and saw Triple Vodka mentioned. Sounds like he's got some good bone and passes it on. He's my first choice for my Chasin Firewater that is pretty refined if I decide to breed her.
That would be my fantasy cross. A Chasin Firewater daughter on Triple Vodka. I love that stud! I'm the self proclaimed president of his fan club! LOL
You were probably the person that put the idea in my head! It was a BB that mentioned the cross, so I looked closer and decided that would be the way to go with her. She needs overall size and substance, and I just hadn't found the one I thought would be a good cross. All of the FWF sons were out, and I felt like I needed to add some speed to her as well so was looking at run. Plus I love his tail female line. I used to have a daughter of Sweet Game, and now have two of her daughters. Actually, I shouldn't just say I love the tail female line, his entire dam's side is fantastic! I guess I better get in gear and breed her before his stud fee goes up! |
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Location: Opelousas, LA | snazzy - 2015-07-17 10:17 AM Thanks Herbie Triple Vodka is now at Blanchet Farms. That Leaving Memories mare win a Stakes race but was DQed :( The 2 previous colts of race age ended up in Mex
Awesome news! Chris and Kim are awesome to deal with, love them! |
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Location: Oklahoma & Texas | Shawne Bug Leo has awesome bone...really nice short cannons and just thick everywhere...Fiestas Gotta Gun is really nice too bone wise and a great cow X run cross... |
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