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| Just kidding, I have a valentine, my mare doesn't ....
My husband and I are considering breeding our Hancock bred mare. I'm curious if anyone has bred any Hancock mares, and what crosses they liked for the barrel pen. I know I'd like to clean up her neck and throatlatch.
I'm going to try to post pictures of her and her pedigree, but I'm new, so that may not happen. It also just occurred to me I don't have very good pictures of her, I apologize for that.
Thank you for your help and insight!
*I would appreciate positive feedback only*
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  That's White "Man" to You
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| Try pulling an equistat. I'm sure there are some Hancock sires on that list
the drew Hancocks are nice rope horses btw. .
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Location: Oklahoma | I crossed my Hancock/Blue Valentine mare on my stud that I just sold. He is Bugs Alive in 75/Pacific Bailey/Dash For Cash. The foal is due in April... |
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| I think I was finally able to attach her pedigree as an image in an additional comment.
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| I like the way that sounds! C'mon April! ;-) |
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | She's really hard to see standing behind the panels. |
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Location: Oklahoma | barrelracer66023 - 2016-02-10 2:46 PM
I like the way that sounds! C'mon April! ;-)
Mare is the roan, stud is the buckskin
pedigree of the foal
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/duncan+flurry
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| I apologize for that. I didn't realize how few pictures I had of her. It's sunny and nice in KS today, I'll try to snap a few pics soon! |
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| I'd stick with foundation lines if she were mine. Drew's Hancock is a nice stud by the way...
Blue Fox Hancock - KeSa Quarter Horses
War Train - C-J Ranch
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| FlyingJT - 2016-02-10 3:46 PM I'd stick with foundation lines if she were mine. Drew's Hancock is a nice stud by the way... Blue Fox Hancock - KeSa Quarter Horses War Train - C-J Ranch
I purchased a mare a few weeks back from a guy that used to own war train. Very nice horse that wont be around much longer. |
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| Whiteboy - 2016-02-10 4:07 PM
FlyingJT - 2016-02-10 3:46 PM I'd stick with foundation lines if she were mine. Drew's Hancock is a nice stud by the way... Blue Fox Hancock - KeSa Quarter Horses War Train - C-J Ranch
I purchased a mare a few weeks back from a guy that used to own war train. Very nice horse that wont be around much longer.
He's very nice! If I had a good enough mare to breed to him, I would do it in a heart beat!!! |
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| Thank you all for the help and kind words, I'm going to try and load another pic of her in this post.
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