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Location: Rocky Mountains | I have come down to these studs and just when I think I decided which I wanted I change my mind lol.
So out of these six studs I have chosen which would you breed to if you had to choose? Why? Which sire is most desirable in a foal?
All of these studs are superior to the others in some way. Like one may have extreme conformation while another is more proven or more we'll know! One may have excelled in preformance while one excelled on the track! So put it all together I suppose.
PLEASE DO EXPLAIN YOUR OPINIONS:)
1. A Dash Ta Streak
2. Best Advice
3. Capo De Capi
4. Furyofthewind
5. Ain't Seen Nothin Yet
6. Special French Bully
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Chasin97canz - 2016-01-18 6:30 PM I have come down to these studs and just when I think I decided which I wanted I change my mind lol. So out of these six studs I have chosen which would you breed to if you had to choose? Why? Which sire is most desirable in a foal? All of these studs are superior to the others in some way. Like one may have extreme conformation while another is more proven or more we'll know! One may have excelled in preformance while one excelled on the track! So put it all together I suppose. PLEASE DO EXPLAIN YOUR OPINIONS:) 1. A Dash Ta Streak 2. Best Advice 3. Capo De Capi 4. Furyofthewind 5. Ain't Seen Nothin Yet 6. Special French Bully
Furyofthewind. Proven on the track, proven sire on the track. IMO the others don't hold a candle to him. The closest would be Capo De Capi. | |
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| I wouldn't bred if that is the list I had to choose from. Reasons why... (I am known to pick one apart, however)...
1. Capo De Capi - horse is high hocked, heavy in the front and long pastern.
2. A Dash To Streak - unproven; if you are looking for marketability than bred to his sire. Hopefully your mare has a very strong, short topline.
3. Best Advice - good looking sucker, really hasn't produced anything, there are better sons of Corona Cartel for less or equal money.
4. Furyofthewind - his sibling is Heartswideopen... neither horse has lived up to themselves in the breeding shed. With his stud fee as high as it is now, I don't see any profit coming to you, unless you are really lucky.
5. Aintseennothingyet - unproven; fine boned
6. SpecialFrenchBully - this horse doesn't compare, only thing he has is color.
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | Warriors Mom - 2016-01-19 8:50 AM I wouldn't bred if that is the list I had to choose from. Reasons why... (I am known to pick one apart, however)... 1. Capo De Capi - horse is high hocked, heavy in the front and long pastern. 2. A Dash To Streak - unproven; if you are looking for marketability than bred to his sire. Hopefully your mare has a very strong, short topline. 3. Best Advice - good looking sucker, really hasn't produced anything, there are better sons of Corona Cartel for less or equal money. 4. Furyofthewind - his sibling is Heartswideopen... neither horse has lived up to themselves in the breeding shed. With his stud fee as high as it is now, I don't see any profit coming to you, unless you are really lucky. 5. Aintseennothingyet - unproven; fine boned 6. SpecialFrenchBully - this horse doesn't compare, only thing he has is color.
I'm not sure he is worth a $2500 fee, he is Future Fortunes, his yearlings averaged over $13000 and IMO he has done fairly well as a sire on the track I would say
TURBULENT TIMES SI 94, h. Streakin La Tac by Streakin La Jolla (5 wins to 3, $564,146 1st- Golden State Million Futurity -G1, etc.)
BRACE FOR BERNAL SI 105, h. Zoom Bracer by Shazoom (9 wins to 3, $322,326 AQHA Racing Champion Three-year-old Colt 1st- Heritage Place Derby -G2 1st- Will Rogers Juvenile Challenge 1st- Bill Hedge Memorial S. 1st- Remington Park Oklahoma Bred Derby , etc.)
QUATRO MENUDOS SI 104, g. Uno Menudo by Dash Ta Fame (6 wins to 4, $300,386 1st- New Mexico Classic Derby -G2 1st- Shue Fly S. -G2 2nd- Jess Burner Memorial H. -G1, etc.)
FURY OF THE STORM SI 93, g. Bubbles Bunny by Sail On Bunny (6 wins to 3, $292,291 New Mexico Hi-Pt Three-Year-Old Gelding 1st- New Mexico Hba S. -G2 1st- New Mexico Breeders' S. -G2 1st- Zia Derby -G3 2nd- Namehimastreaker New Mexico Classic Championship -G1, etc.)
RECKLESS WIND SI 95, g. Reckless Coin by Reckless Dash (7 wins to 6, $177,765 3rd- Zia H. -G2, etc.)
RIVER WIND SI 104, g. Dream Diva by First Wrangler (4 wins to 5, $164,133 2nd- AQHA Challenge Championship S. -G1 2nd- Remington Championship Challenge -G2 2nd- Eastex S. -G2 2nd- Will Rogers Derby Challenge -G3, etc.)
ANNA DELOVELY SI 98, m. Pritzi Too by Pritzi Dash (2 wins to 4, $108,407 1st- FQHRA Stallion Stakes Futurity 2nd- West Texas Futurity -G1, etc.)
KATEILLAC SI 96, m. Wildkate by Royal Quick Dash (3 wins to 4, $93,693 Oklahoma Hi-Point Aged Mare 2nd- AQHA Distaff Challenge Championship -G1 3rd- Lubbock S. 3rd- Lone Star Distaff Challenge , etc.)
MELOVEMETWO SI 103, m. Pats Special Rose by This too Shall Pass (11 wins to 5, $84,909 1st- Q Racing Journal , etc.)
LOOKINGFORAGOODTIME SI 105, g. Dreams for Lyndsie by Takin On the Cash (8 wins to 7, $82,828 1st- Battle of the Breeds Summer S. , etc.) | |
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| Best Advice has produced well at the track and his colts are just now turning 5 other then a handful (only 6 I think) that are 7 year old. I think you will see them in the barrel pen very soon, they just haven't had a chance to get there. We have a barrel futurity colt for next year by him. We also sold some colts by him to some very talented people in the industry this year. He is also FF and many other incentives. | |
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Location: Northeast SD | I think to make the best suggestion we would need to know the mare/what you are wanting from the foal i.e. marketability, going to futurity pen, stud prospect??
I wouldn't make a suggestion without knowing the above because I feel the mare is the most important piece of information to look at when breeding. IMO | |
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| Best Advice----Future Fortunes, VGBRA, Broodmare Sire (Bully Bullion), Conformation, Mind, Produces Fast Horses (Strait Away Lucy--NTR at 220yds Hialeah Park just Saturday 1/16/2016) | |
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Location: Texas | Warriors Mom - 2016-01-19 9:50 AM
I wouldn't bred if that is the list I had to choose from. Reasons why... (I am known to pick one apart, however)...
1. Capo De Capi - horse is high hocked, heavy in the front and long pastern.
2. A Dash To Streak - unproven; if you are looking for marketability than bred to his sire. Hopefully your mare has a very strong, short topline.
3. Best Advice - good looking sucker, really hasn't produced anything, there are better sons of Corona Cartel for less or equal money.
4. Furyofthewind - his sibling is Heartswideopen... neither horse has lived up to themselves in the breeding shed. With his stud fee as high as it is now, I don't see any profit coming to you, unless you are really lucky.
5. Aintseennothingyet - unproven; fine boned
6. SpecialFrenchBully - this horse doesn't compare, only thing he has is color.
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Location: Texas | Is this horse for the track or barrels | |
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