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| Texican - 2016-01-19 3:21 PM
Good thread. There are a lot of them I personally like, including some that don't get advertised as much, such as hot cats stud. His babies are nice. Obviously there are studs out there already producing such as mentioned ASOF, BJO, BHR frenchies socks, happy, lions share of fame, Eddie Stinson and several FG, dtf, and FF studs.
I would also like some opinions on some of the studs without many goals in the pen yet. I look to Epic leader, firewater canyon and French streak to Vegas, along with Shawnee bug Leo to be producers just based on the caliber of mares they have been breeding.
What do some of you think about the following as barrel sires?
1. Rex hill, I really like his look-nice dtf stud but interested in others thoughts compared to some other dtf sons out there
2. Wave carver, maybe not a ton in the barrel pen but he is already a proven producer, thoughts?
3. Dashin Dynamo, he's certainly bred to be a sire and should have every opportunity given his connections
4. Thoughts on the new Myers studs this guyz a keeper and the other palomino, can't think of his name right now...
5. I'm thinking some of the corona cartel studs out there (best advice maybe and prime talent?) and tres seis sons (triple vodka comes to mind) will probably produce well, any thoughts?
The other Myers' stud is Ima Special Kinda Guy (LOVE him!!). FYI- another CC stud is Furyofthewind (I think). |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | I've seen Firewater Canyon. He is really nice in person. Look at King of Heart. His pictures do not do him justice. He is unbelievable in person. There's lots of up and comers.....it depends on your mare. I think your mare needs to compliment the sire too. Stoli is very nice too.....he's not a young stud though..... |
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Location: TX | Ah, that's right, Ima special kinda guy. FG is not typically my personal preference but I saw a video of him and love the way he moves. I also like a smooth guy but won't breed to him based on his genetics as discussed earlier, even though it is recessive. There are too many other studs out there that are n/n for all 5 diseases, just my two cents. He is nice though. Anywho, these are some more studs that have a good chance to make names for themselves based on connections, incentives, and breeding etc. |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Five Bar Cartel.....Iook at his pedigree and stats. |
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Location: OH | There are so many nice stallions out there to choose from, I have no idea how people can decide. |
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| Texican - 2016-01-19 3:21 PM
Good thread. There are a lot of them I personally like, including some that don't get advertised as much, such as hot cats stud. His babies are nice. Obviously there are studs out there already producing such as mentioned ASOF, BJO, BHR frenchies socks, happy, lions share of fame, Eddie Stinson and several FG, dtf, and FF studs.
I would also like some opinions on some of the studs without many goals in the pen yet. I look to Epic leader, firewater canyon and French streak to Vegas, along with Shawnee bug Leo to be producers just based on the caliber of mares they have been breeding.
What do some of you think about the following as barrel sires?
1. Rex hill, I really like his look-nice dtf stud but interested in others thoughts compared to some other dtf sons out there
2. Wave carver, maybe not a ton in the barrel pen but he is already a proven producer, thoughts?
3. Dashin Dynamo, he's certainly bred to be a sire and should have every opportunity given his connections
4. Thoughts on the new Myers studs this guyz a keeper and the other palomino, can't think of his name right now...
5. I'm thinking some of the corona cartel studs out there (best advice maybe and prime talent?) and tres seis sons (triple vodka comes to mind) will probably produce well, any thoughts?
Rex Hill..... That is one fine looking dude...I have been drooling over his looks for a few weeks...Would love to see him in person...he looks like what a quarter horse runner should....that old style quarter horse build, but fast as greased lighting. One of the best in the business bred for horses that looked like this, and looking at his pedigree you can see why he may look like he does as he does come from the lines that the notable breeder was breeding for.
He ran ok on the track, I am going to be anticipating his foals as they start hitting the ground, would like to see how they pan and if they have his looks. |
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Location: Kentucky | Mighty Broke - 2016-01-20 8:40 AM There are so many nice stallions out there to choose from, I have no idea how people can decide.
Ditto. Of course I have my favs, but there are so many nice ones... it's hard as a breeder to choose! That's a good problem to have, IMO. |
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| OregonBR - 2016-01-19 3:23 PM miss_n_cinch13 - 2016-01-19 1:05 PM RacingQH - 2016-01-19 11:16 AM Calangelo - 2016-01-19 6:07 AM OregonBR - 2016-01-18 2:23 PM Phxbarrel - 2016-01-18 11:45 AM Doesn't a smooth guy carry genetic issues? I wouldn't breed to him for that reason. I'm really gonna be keeping my eye on Feel the Sting. What he carries is recessive. So test the mare. If she is negative, I see no reason to worry about breeding to him. Nothing he sires o/o a negative mare will be affected. I can think of a lot worse things to worry about. I don't remember much from my biology class... even if his babies out of negative mares weren't affected, would they still be able to pass on the gene and affect future generations? I have always been interested in this stud but have never heard about him having genetic issues. What does he pass on? He's o/o a daughter Doc O Lena so he has one copy of HERDA. He also got GBED from his mother. FG has none of the 5 disorders that are testable with DNA.
I'm sure you already know this but he is out of a daughter of Dry Doc...full sibling to Doc Olena. Just helping to clarify. |
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Location: Weatherford, TX | mikesfleet - 2016-01-18 2:09 PM Guys canyon moon frenchmans guy x mulberry canyon moon we are pretty excited about him he's being ridden by jolene Montgomery she won the greg Olsen futurity on his 3/4 brother this weekend and troy placed 4th in the average on another mulberry baby and last year Hallie hanssen won a ton on his full sister mulberry is definitely passing on her genetics and probably the best mare ever crossed on frenchmans guy Ditto on Mulberry! Also crossing great on DTF. :)
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Location: Kansas | I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
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Location: Gainesville, TX | hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 9:33 AM
I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
Agree. We are having one hit the ground in April but he doesn't get to keep his juevos unless he performs. We have a full plan to prove him. He won't stand until its done. |
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Location: Where the buffalo roam | I have a Red Storm Cat son and absolutely love him! He is only 3, but is willing and if he doesn't get something he just keeps trying. He never seem to get frustrated. I would absolutely recommend RSC as an upcoming stud. He doesn't have much in the barrel pen yet, but I think they will do well. I have a friend in the race business and she said everyone she talks to loves the trainability of his babies.
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| hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 9:33 AM
I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
I agree with this statement 110%. I have a son of Letta Hank Do It, he turned 4 as of Jan 1st, he missed the juve because he popped splints. Came back, was getting him ready for Lance Graves, he has injured him self again in the pasture.... if he doesn't start getting with it, he will go under the knife, unfortunately he has the makings to be a great stallion, but it want happen if he can not prove himself, even if the reason is self infliction. I will cry if I geld him, and cry when I sell him, since I don't keep geldings...only time will tell...I'll kick myself in the rear if I geld him and he goes on to be some one's next big thing!!! lol! |
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Location: OH | hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 10:33 AM
I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
I had no interest in proving my studs in the arena, I went to breeding them as soon as possible in order for their get to prove their worth. If you wait till a stallion is proven to breed him, he will end up being 11-12 years old before his get hit the arena, that is a lot of wasted time and resources. Just my opinion of course---doesn't mean I am right. LOL |
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Location: Kansas | Mighty Broke - 2016-01-20 10:25 AM hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 10:33 AM I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
I had no interest in proving my studs in the arena, I went to breeding them as soon as possible in order for their get to prove their worth. If you wait till a stallion is proven to breed him, he will end up being 11-12 years old before his get hit the arena, that is a lot of wasted time and resources. Just my opinion of course---doesn't mean I am right. LOL
But your studs have proven themselves in the offspring since then. I would actually breed to either one of your stallions.
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Location: OH | hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 11:34 AM
Mighty Broke - 2016-01-20 10:25 AM hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 10:33 AM I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
I had no interest in proving my studs in the arena, I went to breeding them as soon as possible in order for their get to prove their worth. If you wait till a stallion is proven to breed him, he will end up being 11-12 years old before his get hit the arena, that is a lot of wasted time and resources. Just my opinion of course---doesn't mean I am right. LOL
Well thank you very much. You just made my point for me. LOL. Their get have already been out there winning for a couple years now and the one stallion is just now 9. Granted, I had my own set of broodmares to put under them and did not have to worry about attracting outside mares---this was probably key. |
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Location: Kentucky | Warriors Mom - 2016-01-20 11:25 AM hoofs_in_motion - 2016-01-20 9:33 AM I don't understand why people buy own sons, keep them a stud and then slap a $1,200 stud fee on them when they aren't proven themselves? I've seen so many of them the last couple of months.
Don't flame me, just an opinion lol
I agree with this statement 110%. I have a son of Letta Hank Do It, he turned 4 as of Jan 1st, he missed the juve because he popped splints. Came back, was getting him ready for Lance Graves, he has injured him self again in the pasture.... if he doesn't start getting with it, he will go under the knife, unfortunately he has the makings to be a great stallion, but it want happen if he can not prove himself, even if the reason is self infliction. I will cry if I geld him, and cry when I sell him, since I don't keep geldings...only time will tell...I'll kick myself in the rear if I geld him and he goes on to be some one's next big thing!!! lol!
Can I ask what his name is? There's only one stallion by LHDI that I know of. I'd like to see more! |
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Location: Piedmont, OK | Best Advice has offspring doing really well on the track, not sure about the barrel pen yet but he is NICE!
I think Dashin Dynamo is going to be a great stud
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