Pedigree Query

Jorge wrote:Interesting yesteryears tail male lineage pedigree:

SIRE: JONES HALL http://www.pedigreequery.com/jones+hall
DAM: APACHINA http://www.pedigreequery.com/apachina

Would like to see a photo of the sire!

She is lovely! No QH looks there. Too bad she's headed overseas.

A little OT but saw an ad for this little mare up top. Out of curiosity, anyone know who she is?

http://www.equinenow.com/horse-ad-374085

I used to take hundreds of photos of horses every year. I honestly never saw anything like this. (Thoroughbreds and racebred Arabians) I also take many, many photos every year--and I see horses in that position all the time. None of them are pacing, or doing a running walk. They're just walking. Ex...

Donna, no kidding!

reedhill wrote:So he must carry the silver gene?

I don't think it exists in TBs. At least not that we know about but I'd like to see that one tested. Maybe ACC can clarify.

I am sure the inbred colt that was just sold is going to end up a hideous mess but it's not like he'll ever have a performance career anyway. :? I just hope that inbred colt wasn't sold to the same person be bred to that inbred filly! Unfortunately it is the same person who bought both. :? :shock: ...

Don't forget this one. :shock: http://www.pedigreequery.com/admired+by+all It is obvious that they being bred for color & that alone. They all have questionable conformation & no athletic ability whatsoever. I am sure the inbred colt that was just sold is going to end up a hideous mess but i...

springboro wrote:same difference... that's a bay, not a black.....

http://www.darleyamerica.com/stallions/ ... nformation

seriously, what definition are you using for black?

It only means that he can't produce chestnut. He can certainly produce bays, browns & blacks.

Aaron's Gold is another black stallion.

http://mortgagehallfarm.com/aaronsgold.htm

http://www.pedigreequery.com/aarons+gold

You are quite welcome! The following comment on his pedigree: "Cremello & White colt" makes me scratch my head trying to figure out his phenotype. Can you provide a detailed description, mapping or drawing on where the cremello areas are located vis-a-vis the white areas. I have always pondered...

HeadlessHorseman wrote:AND are these fellas in CANADA?????

HH

One resides in Canada.

some animals that are not desirable because of conformation, height, and movement issues as everyone here is aware of. Just because a stallion may be a double dilute, does not always mean he will pass on what a breeder is looking for. I completely agree with you there. IMO there are only 2 DD stall...

His fee is quite high considering you can breed to a double dilute for less than that.

Derby Lyn wrote:Check out this hunk http://www.equinenow.com/horse-ad-323550

I found out this one's not really black, but very dark bay or brown which is how he's registered. His "stockings" are also more like tall socks.

reedhill wrote:That bay filly has to have a silver dilution gene, to have that tail?

Not at all. See above.