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Location: Texas | http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/eye+beat+sugar.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Really nice bred mare. Wish I had one. I'll bet she can fly.
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Location: Texas | Ya someone was like she is bred so good. But I only know of a few on there so I was like huh? Just curious on some opinions I don't know a lot about any of these lines except dash for cash and mr eye opener rings a bell. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | tiffm9 - 2014-04-03 12:08 PM Ya someone was like she is bred so good. But I only know of a few on there so I was like huh? Just curious on some opinions I don't know a lot about any of these lines except dash for cash and mr eye opener rings a bell.[/quote She is bred out of the wazoo....  Edited by LRQHS 2014-04-03 1:46 PM
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Location: Four Corners Colorado | I'd take a chance on her. |
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Location: Texas | I did I already got her am fattening her up and she is gttn rode regularly and she is more than just track broke. After a few days of her on bunjies in the round pen she really hold her head nice and she is just nice to ride. Its hard when u really don't know much about her back ground except she raced and was bred 2 times. I just went threw a tuff time and sold my good mare almost like 6 months ago and I really wanna get back into but I couldn't afford a 5000-8000$ horse right now. I just had to get a horse and get back into doing what I enjoy. |
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| I had a son of tanthem who was by tentam. He was out of Trauma time mare. He was super nice. I also have a paint mare by smart intent who was by intent. Intent was the grand sire of tentam. Intent is also the direct sire line of the great sire Timeto Thinkrich.Â
Bottom line, I love the top side and the top of the bottom side. Mare line is weak based on individual earnings. I don't have a clue how they have produced.Â
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | LRQHS - 2014-04-03 12:12 PM tiffm9 - 2014-04-03 12:08 PM Ya someone was like she is bred so good. But I only know of a few on there so I was like huh? Just curious on some opinions I don't know a lot about any of these lines except dash for cash and mr eye opener rings a bell. Carson City is a big name in TB racing. Beat the Feet did ooooookkkkkkk....but......by TB standards not too smurfy.......
The dam line is lacking too.....
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Location: NE Texas | Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet direct getting their pictures taken and ligting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success.
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Location: NE Texas | LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:17 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet direct getting their pictures taken and ligting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. She sounds a lot better now. Herbie knows horses.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:20 PM LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:17 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet direct getting their pictures taken and ligting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. She sounds a lot better now. Herbie knows horses.
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success.
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:28 PM total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
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Location: NE Texas | LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:28 PM total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
Is it because Texas is sooooooo far away? I mean I was even going to load you up with some free bling for your new can chasing career.....but nope, not now! But I will still take the mini man eater..... |
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Location: NE Texas | total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:34 PM LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:28 PM total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
Look! I got set up here. I want a pass. I read Beat the Feet and I was thinking of the horse Beat my M- - -........wrong horse all together......he wasn't really good.....now give me my trinkets!!!! |
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| LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:40 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:34 PM LRQHS - 2014-04-03 1:28 PM total performance - 2014-04-03 1:26 PM Herbie - 2014-04-03 1:14 PM Considering I bought the mare from the gentleman that was her trainer when she ran on the track and who raised two foals out of her, I think she's a nice mare with a good mind. They were in a bind financially and I bought the mare to help them out. I gave you her complete history as to how much she'd been ridden and what she has done since being on the track when you texted me the other day and am more than happy to answer any further questions you may have. I think she's a nicely bred mare. While Beat The Feet didn't run out a ton of money himself, his offspring will take your money at the race track in OK week in and week out. Unfortunately Beat The Feet died young, so there aren't very many of them around, but every time you go to the racetrack, get ready to see Beat The Feet offspring getting their pictures taken and lighting the board because they are RUNNERS! Mr Eye Openers speaks for himself both as a sire and a broodmare sire. I rode her a couple of times in the short time I had her and she was a pleasure! I hope that she does great for you and that you will keep me posted with your success. You get two big thumbs up from me my friend!
I'll admit it, I just checked equibase for that horse. Doesn't exist...yet! |
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