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Terribly Wicked and Easy Dasher - Info

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MS2011
Reg. Mar 2005
Posted 2014-03-25 8:31 AM
Subject: Terribly Wicked and Easy Dasher - Info



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Location: The edge of no where		 What can you tell me about either of these two studs?

Anyone own some of their babies?
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GoMistyGo
Reg. Feb 2004
Posted 2014-03-25 8:39 AM
Subject: RE: Terribly Wicked and Easy Dasher - Info



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Location: Bandera, TX		Here is what I posted on last weeks' Terribly Wicked thread:

 Yes, I have two.
 
First I bred my favorite little grey Doc’s Perscription/Doc O’Lena mare to him.   I wanted a bit more size and speed.  That baby was born 7 years ago.  She is significantly taller than her mother, but still on the shorter side.  Put together very well and extremely athletic.  Very very smart and a strong alpha.  She got septic in her first week and spent 10 days at Texas A&M.  Her strong will helped her survive (that was a true miracle), but she also got “over-handled” as a baby due to being so sick.  She is a bit of a turd at times.  However, I do not blame that on the stud.  Her mother was a hot head too, and since I’m not a trainer I might have contributed to her being a bit difficult.   She is a work in progress.
 
The same year she was born I bought another filly from Freddie.  Luna was a yearling at the time and is out of a more race bred mare.  Luna is also very athletic and fast.  I breezed her at 36 mph (per IPhone app) the very first time I let her run.  While Tosca was a very quick learner, Luna took a bit longer to catch on.  She is however now a solid barrel horse.  The only thing my two fillies have in common is that they are both horses.  Totally different personality and learning style.
 
I have monitored Terribly Wicked for sale horses over the years and they all seem to be doing very well.  A  lot of them are in Canada as that is where TW is from originally.  I would certainly own another.  Since my two are so different I would think he gives more of his looks and athletic ability.  Character seems to come more from the mare, at least with my two.  When I dealt with Freddie back then he was great and I have no bad things to say about him.
 
Let me know if you have any further questions.
 
 
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MS2011
Reg. Mar 2005
Posted 2014-03-25 8:57 AM
Subject: RE: Terribly Wicked and Easy Dasher - Info



Own It and Move On


20002000100100100100
Location: The edge of no where
GoMistyGo - 2014-03-25 8:39 AM Here is what I posted on last weeks' Terribly Wicked thread:



 Yes, I have two.

 

First I bred my favorite little grey Doc’s Perscription/Doc O’Lena mare to him.   I wanted a bit more size and speed.  That baby was born 7 years ago.  She is significantly taller than her mother, but still on the shorter side.  Put together very well and extremely athletic.  Very very smart and a strong alpha.  She got septic in her first week and spent 10 days at Texas A&M.  Her strong will helped her survive (that was a true miracle), but she also got “over-handled” as a baby due to being so sick.  She is a bit of a turd at times.  However, I do not blame that on the stud.  Her mother was a hot head too, and since I’m not a trainer I might have contributed to her being a bit difficult.   She is a work in progress.

 

The same year she was born I bought another filly from Freddie.  Luna was a yearling at the time and is out of a more race bred mare.  Luna is also very athletic and fast.  I breezed her at 36 mph (per IPhone app) the very first time I let her run.  While Tosca was a very quick learner, Luna took a bit longer to catch on.  She is however now a solid barrel horse.  The only thing my two fillies have in common is that they are both horses.  Totally different personality and learning style.

 

I have monitored Terribly Wicked for sale horses over the years and they all seem to be doing very well.  A  lot of them are in Canada as that is where TW is from originally.  I would certainly own another.  Since my two are so different I would think he gives more of his looks and athletic ability.  Character seems to come more from the mare, at least with my two.  When I dealt with Freddie back then he was great and I have no bad things to say about him.

 

Let me know if you have any further questions.

 

Thanks!  I love the Streakin Six bloodlines, appreciate any information I can scare up on these two.

I haven't seen many of them for sale to be able to get an idea of value.
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