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IowaCanChaser Reg. Dec 2014	Posted 2017-06-07 8:58 PM Subject: Racing Pedigree
Elite Veteran Posts: 725	I hate to admit it but when it comes to the racing side of QH"s I am not very familiar with bloodlines. What can you tell me about these papers? I do know Special Effort, but that's it. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/bookin+now Also, another question. If a colt has been on the pattern half a dozen times and can trot a pattern (but not beautifully) in a sale ad would it be better to say started on pattern, or not started on the pattern? Thanks!!
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streakysox Reg. Jul 2008	Posted 2017-06-07 10:43 PM Subject: RE: Racing Pedigree
Take a Picture Posts: 12841	Nice papers. I would rather see that the horse is broke well rather than started on barrels. Look at how broke the horse in ad 346456 is. Don't look at how the horse works barrels. Kirstin Weaver Brown is a hand and knows what to show people in a video. Knowing that the horse is broke and you can go on with him really is important.
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Barnmom Reg. May 2006	Posted 2017-06-07 11:21 PM Subject: RE: Racing Pedigree
Hog Tie My Mojo Posts: 4847 Location: Opelousas, LA	Nice pony! I agree with the above poster, I would rather see how well they handle around, move off legs etc. If you advertise them as started on the pattern, I expect to see him loping a decent set of barrels.
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shakeit0410 Reg. Jun 2012	Posted 2017-06-08 8:37 AM Subject: RE: Racing Pedigree
Extreme Veteran Posts: 310 Location: North Dakota	I recognized that horses name before I even clicked the link :) I owned his full sister, along with several other NBN. I considered buying this horse when Johnsons sold him, but I'm a "mare person" so I passed. I had plans to buy the dam, but she came up open that year. I absolutely loved the full sibling I had. She was a little slower maturing, so she didn't wind up at the top her futurity year. I was ok with that though, because she had all the other makings of an amazing horse. Sweet personality, laid back, youth suitable, willing to please. I could run in the open and then put my novice niece on and let her hang out by the gate and ride around the grounds with no problem. Her very first rodeo run was in the performance for Jr Barrels and she was an angel. She is now owned by an amazing family that the mother will run and the daughter uses in jr events.
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IowaCanChaser Reg. Dec 2014	Posted 2017-06-08 2:06 PM Subject: RE: Racing Pedigree
Elite Veteran Posts: 725	shakeit0410 - 2017-06-08 8:37 AM I recognized that horses name before I even clicked the link :) I owned his full sister, along with several other NBN. I considered buying this horse when Johnsons sold him, but I'm a "mare person" so I passed. I had plans to buy the dam, but she came up open that year. I absolutely loved the full sibling I had. She was a little slower maturing, so she didn't wind up at the top her futurity year. I was ok with that though, because she had all the other makings of an amazing horse. Sweet personality, laid back, youth suitable, willing to please. I could run in the open and then put my novice niece on and let her hang out by the gate and ride around the grounds with no problem. Her very first rodeo run was in the performance for Jr Barrels and she was an angel. She is now owned by an amazing family that the mother will run and the daughter uses in jr events. Oh wow! That's so neat to see! Thanks for sharing those pics!
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Sockittoemred Reg. Nov 2006	Posted 2017-06-08 2:30 PM Subject: RE: Racing Pedigree
Elite Veteran Posts: 912 Location: Alabama	I would LOVE to have an own daughter of NBN! That gelding's papers look super nice! NBN on top and Dr Kirk on the bottom? Heck yes!
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