Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off

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RoaniePonie11 Reg. Jan 2011	Posted 2015-11-02 11:05 AM Subject: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Expert Posts: 2685	I just don't have a good feeling about getting back on her in the spring. I think she's going to need more time than that. I don't have to make the decision to breed her yet, but I want to look around at studs now. What do you think I should breed to? http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/ca+sissys+go+bob Please don't tell me what her papers aren't, I know what they are and aren't, I want to keep any babies I get from her. I'll try to post conformation pictures. (000000Sister.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 000000Sister.jpg (72KB - 212 downloads)
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FlyingHigh1454 Reg. Oct 2013	Posted 2015-11-02 11:13 AM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Elite Veteran Posts: 1131	She has some good names farther back, I like Peponita, Doc Olena, heck she even has some Beduino back there. I would probably breed her to something with lots of big names close up. My favorite for close up big names is Firewater Finale.
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RoaniePonie11 Reg. Jan 2011	Posted 2015-11-02 11:52 AM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Expert Posts: 2685	I have been looking at some big name studs, there's a local stud I really like that has been very successful in barrel racing performance and production that is a son of sun frost out of a AAA mare BUT due to her conformation, I don't know if he accents her well enough. I'll try to post I picture of her. She's not a bad built mare, but not what I would look for either.
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arion Reg. Mar 2015	Posted 2015-11-02 12:26 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Extreme Veteran Posts: 372	RoaniePonie11 - 2015-11-02 11:52 AM She's not a bad built mare, but not what I would look for either. Then why breed her?
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RoaniePonie11 Reg. Jan 2011	Posted 2015-11-02 1:10 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Expert Posts: 2685	because of who she is. Tons of talent, tons of heart, tons of brains. Barrel racing isn't a beauty contest :)
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Murphy Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2015-11-02 1:17 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Midget Lover Location: Kentucky	Why is she off right now?
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RoaniePonie11 Reg. Jan 2011	Posted 2015-11-02 1:24 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Expert Posts: 2685	bowed tendon :/
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barrelracr131 Reg. Aug 2011	Posted 2015-11-02 1:27 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Hungarian Midget Woman Location: Midwest	I personally would let her heal without the added stress and weight of carrying a foal.
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MS2011 Reg. Mar 2005	Posted 2015-11-02 1:31 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Own It and Move On Location: The edge of no where	barrelracr131 - 2015-11-02 1:27 PM I personally would let her heal without the added stress and weight of carrying a foal. ^^ Some solid advice. I know at this point you plan to keep the baby, but life gets in the way and it's impossible to plan that far out. I wouldn't breed her.
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Murphy Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2015-11-02 1:39 PM Subject: RE: Thinking about breeding my mare in the spring to give her more time off
Midget Lover Location: Kentucky	barrelracr131 - 2015-11-02 2:27 PM I personally would let her heal without the added stress and weight of carrying a foal. I agree.
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