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Location: Texas | he's a full sibling to Valiant Hero and Corona Cash.. won $118,000 on the track and has produced a decent amount of winners on the track. He didn't become a super star like Valiant Hero; likewise Valiant Hero is way out of my price range. Do you think he would cross over to the barrel world? I love his pedigree, conformation, and am a sucker for a black horse.. |
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  That's White "Man" to You
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Location: Texas | Pretty sure he moved to first on my list for next year. he's affordable too |
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That's White "Man" to You
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| His pedigree is flawless, he has produce, he has perfomed, he has the looks. You better jump on that while he is still only $1500. |
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Location: Texas | I agreee <3 <3 |
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Location: Deep South | I'm not much help, I personally know nothing about him, but one of my FB friends did breed a couple of her nice mares to him this spring. Excited to see what she gets out of him! |
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That's White "Man" to You
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Location: Deep South | Whiteboy - 2014-05-27 11:59 AM
Is she breeding for barrels or track?Â
Barrels |
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | Whiteboy - 2014-05-27 7:20 AM
His pedigree is flawless, he has produce, he has perfomed, he has the looks.  You better jump on that while he is still only $1500. Â
Personally I wouldn't look for his stud fee to go up much anytime soon. It is $1000 CHEAPER than it was last year. (Granted, he does have a new owner.) And his current fee is half what it was a few years ago. I would be hesitant to breed to him for a barrel horse IF my goal was to sell the foal. |
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Location: Texas | RacingQH - 2014-05-27 10:00 PM
Whiteboy - 2014-05-27 7:20 AM
His pedigree is flawless, he has produce, he has perfomed, he has the looks.  You better jump on that while he is still only $1500. Â
Personally I wouldn't look for his stud fee to go up much anytime soon. It is $1000 CHEAPER than it was last year. (Granted, he does have a new owner. ) And his current fee is half what it was a few years ago. I would be hesitant to breed to him for a barrel horse IF my goal was to sell the foal.
Yep that is correct. I don't think it will increase any time soon either, since he's had a while for it to be up. I don't think he cut it (well he didnt cut it) as a race horse sire, but I think its worth it to try for barrels.
And I also agree…for resale, I would be looking at future fortunes stallions! |
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