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| It depends on the mare. I have a really nice cutting/reining bred mare, but she is big and heavy. Some cutters are tiny and fine. Lets see a pedigree and pic! |
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| We bred a daughter of Dual Rey to A Dash Ta Streak last year. He is a young sire and doesn't have a produce record yet but I was impressed with his confirmation and liked that he had ASOF and DTF bloodlines. This mare is super quick and catty, but is a little fine boned and only about 13.3 so I wanted to breed her to a bigger stallion (we did ET). I tried to breed a little more run into the foal, as this mare can turn on a dime. We also bred that mare to a cutting stud and you can definitely tell the different in the 2 fillys lol.
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| I have a cutting bred mare, and a foundation mare. Both are small. Just kicking around the idea of breeding in the future..
Cutter http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/autumn+wynne
Foundation mare http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/little+bit+o+leo
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| Lph88311 - 2016-08-12 1:16 PM We bred a daughter of Dual Rey to A Dash Ta Streak last year. He is a young sire and doesn't have a produce record yet but I was impressed with his confirmation and liked that he had ASOF and DTF bloodlines. This mare is super quick and catty, but is a little fine boned and only about 13.3 so I wanted to breed her to a bigger stallion (we did ET). I tried to breed a little more run into the foal, as this mare can turn on a dime. We also bred that mare to a cutting stud and you can definitely tell the different in the 2 fillys lol.
I like him! Def need some size on the mares I have if I chose to breed. |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | Heart of The Cartel. Or Streaking Ta Fame. These two have produced two of the nicest babies ever for me on cutting mares.
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| 3canstorun - 2016-08-12 2:24 PM Heart of The Cartel. Or Streaking Ta Fame. These two have produced two of the nicest babies ever for me on cutting mares.
I LOVVVVE Streaking to Fame! Are you riding the babies yet? |
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| scwebster - 2016-08-12 2:54 PM
3canstorun - 2016-08-12 2:24 PM Heart of The Cartel. Or Streaking Ta Fame. These two have produced two of the nicest babies ever for me on cutting mares.
I LOVVVVE Streaking to Fame! Are you riding the babies yet?
I bred a cutting mare to Streaking Ta Fame as well. The filly is 2 this year and is going to be started next month. She won't be big, but DEFINITELY much bigger than her mother.
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Location: Texas | Famous Bugs!
Royal and Famous
Firewater Ta Fame
Shawne Bug Leo this would be a very good cross I think
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | Yes he is in training. And hopefully will be ready for the 4 year old futurities |
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| I kinda like Cowboys Cartel - 3/4 brother to Ivory James and PYC Paint Your Wagon but without the 4,000 or 15,000 dollar stud fee
Streakin Ta Fame, ASOF/A Dash ta Streak, Shawne Bug Leo all would be nice crosses AND they would have a good resell value. There are so many studs just find a bloodline you really like and narrow it down from there. Good Luck!! |
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Location: on the fine line between insanity and geniusness | mollibtexan - 2016-08-12 5:44 PM
Famous Bugs!
Royal and Famous
Firewater Ta Fame
Shawne Bug Leo this would be a very good cross I think
This post makes me want to breed every fat cow pony I have in my pasture! |
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Location: Texas | Ashley Lynn - 2016-08-14 10:38 AM
mollibtexan - 2016-08-12 5:44 PM
Famous Bugs!
Royal and Famous
Firewater Ta Fame
Shawne Bug Leo this would be a very good cross I think
This post makes me want to breed every fat cow pony I have in my pasture!
I love love love a cow run cross |
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| A cutting horse stud ... their conformation and lack of speed is not a good mix to have a winning barrelhorse ... |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-08-15 6:19 AM A cutting horse stud ... their conformation and lack of speed is not a good mix to have a winning barrelhorse ...
You are so full of bull. |
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-08-15 6:19 AM A cutting horse stud ... their conformation and lack of speed is not a good mix to have a winning barrelhorse ...
if they ever have an election for King of the Dumb arses, you win that dude by a landslide.
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Location: Kansas | 1DSoon - 2016-08-15 7:29 AM BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-08-15 6:19 AM A cutting horse stud ... their conformation and lack of speed is not a good mix to have a winning barrelhorse ... if they ever have an election for King of the Dumb arses, you win that dude by a landslide.
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | Most of the duel pep cutting horses around here are 1/2D all day, and the ones I've seen are very thick boned and big horses, guess it depends but a trainer over here runs a bunch of them and wins all the time. |
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| BARRELHORSE USA - 2016-08-15 5:19 AM A cutting horse stud ... their conformation and lack of speed is not a good mix to have a winning barrelhorse ...
I guess someone should have told Blazin Jetolena's breeders that.... |
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Location: Wyoming | Perks Alive, Smoke n sparks, Captain Perk, Streakin ta fame, Lions share of fame, A Smooth Guy, Firewater finale. So many to choose from! |
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| Anyone recall what Streaking To Fames stud fee was last? Its now private treaty.. |
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Location: In The Land of Cotton | scwebster - 2016-08-15 11:24 AM Anyone recall what Streaking To Fames stud fee was last? Its now private treaty..
It was $2,500. I don't know now. Call Jolene, she is very nice. |
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| 3canstorun - 2016-08-15 10:37 AM scwebster - 2016-08-15 11:24 AM Anyone recall what Streaking To Fames stud fee was last? Its now private treaty.. It was $2,500. I don't know now. Call Jolene, she is very nice.
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Location: Southeastern Idaho | We took our Dual Pep daughter to Lions Share of Fame. He is 4 this year and riding great on the ranch and starting him on barrels. POWER plus with this guy...good thing he is gentle. Super athletic but does toe out on the front right, reason for delaying his barrel training until he handles himself with confidence. His dam carries them for a full year and her colts are HUGE. We think such a large colt laying in a small mare didn't help the leg situation as both sire and dam produce straight babies.
We do love his look and size. Wears a size 1 shoe.
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| luvropin - 2016-08-15 12:03 PM We took our Dual Pep daughter to Lions Share of Fame. He is 4 this year and riding great on the ranch and starting him on barrels. POWER plus with this guy...good thing he is gentle. Super athletic but does toe out on the front right, reason for delaying his barrel training until he handles himself with confidence. His dam carries them for a full year and her colts are HUGE. We think such a large colt laying in a small mare didn't help the leg situation as both sire and dam produce straight babies. We do love his look and size. Wears a size 1 shoe. That is a big fella you got there!! Nice!! Looks like his sire. A friend of mine bred an own daughter of Gallo De Cielo to LSOF and got a blue roan stud colt. He is only a yearling but a well built guy. Def would consifer LSOF.
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Location: Southeastern Idaho | I think for the money LSOF is one of the best deals out there. We love the quiet temperament on Dually. Love the size and the bone. And this sucker is fast....we just have to let him find his feet. May take a little longer than a straight colt but I think he will be worth the wait. :) |
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Location: Where I am happiest | Lph88311 - 2016-08-12 1:16 PM We bred a daughter of Dual Rey to A Dash Ta Streak last year. He is a young sire and doesn't have a produce record yet but I was impressed with his confirmation and liked that he had ASOF and DTF bloodlines. This mare is super quick and catty, but is a little fine boned and only about 13.3 so I wanted to breed her to a bigger stallion (we did ET). I tried to breed a little more run into the foal, as this mare can turn on a dime. We also bred that mare to a cutting stud and you can definitely tell the different in the 2 fillys lol.
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| A little different than the others mentioned but... Judge Cash, Mighty Mind Bender, Shawnee Bug Leo and Honor A Bounding are all proven to cross well on cow bred mares.
Judge has many that are out of cow breds that are proven..Brenda Mays..
Peggy has some really nice cow bred crosses with HAB out of cow breds.
And I know Bender has good ones, I own a daughter of his out of a cow bred mare and she is a special mare.
Going to depend on what you need conformationally and what your budget is. |
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