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| Since there is so many... Which one in your opinion has produced\will produce the best?? I know there is not one right answer, I'm just wondering!! |
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Location: Where I am happiest | Frenchmans Fabulous is the #1 sireing son of Frenchmans Guy. |
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| ThreeCorners - 2015-11-15 12:20 PM
Frenchmans Fabulous is the #1 sireing son of Frenchmans Guy.
That is indeed a FACT, not an opinion. |
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Location: WYOMING | Ive had and am having good luck with daughters of Guys French Jet. Looking forwrd to seeing him run at the NFR. |
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Queen Bean of Ponyland
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Location: WYOMING | BHR Frenchie Socks just had 2 qualify for the American. Hes comin after the top spot for FG producing sons.
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Location: Sweet Home Alabama | First Down French is my fav!! my next prospect will definitely be one of his. I absolutely love him. His oldest are only like 4 or 5 this year but I think he has a bright future ahead |
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| I like Frenchmans Fabulous, French Too Fame and A Classic Guy (FG is my favorite barrel horse sire!)!!
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| BHR Frenchie Socks, Frenchmans Fabulous, A Smooth Guy and First Down French |
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| I like Frenchmans Maximum, foaled out a few of his colts this past winter and they are just gorgeous and athletic to boot. |
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| I bred my granddaughter of Rare Form to Frenchmans Feature and here is her baby. Nice stocky, well mannered colt. His mommy is the one in my profile picture. I see some resembelance.
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Location: Royal J Performance Horses, AZ | FlyingHigh1454 - 2015-11-15 7:02 PM
I like Frenchmans Maximum, foaled out a few of his colts this past winter and they are just gorgeous and athletic to boot.
I like him a lot.
THe platts turned me towards him and i may breed a mare or two in 2016. (The platts own a full brother to frenchmans maximum.) |
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Location: Texas | First Down French is by far my favorite. Ive bred to him twice. Sold the first colt to Lisa Nicholas and she sends me update videos of him all the time. She has a video of her daughter riding him around and having him side pass. He's 2 this year. Her husband also is swinging a rope on him. My other First Down French is a yearling and I can't wait to break her. He doesn't have a ton of babies but we will be seeing them in the area.
The sorrel is the FDF Lisa has now, he was a yearling in this pic but closer to 11-12 months old in that pic. Lulu is a yearling in this picture but she's an April baby and that pic was November of her yearling year.
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| Fancie_That_Chrome_ - 2015-11-15 10:30 PM
FlyingHigh1454 - 2015-11-15 7:02 PM
I like Frenchmans Maximum, foaled out a few of his colts this past winter and they are just gorgeous and athletic to boot.
I like him a lot.
THe platts turned me towards him and i may breed a mare or two in 2016. (The platts own a full brother to frenchmans maximum. )
We have seen more mares around here getting bred to him since he is in the KISS incentive program. That has gotten him a lot of attention from local barrel racers. |
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