Pedigree Query

Someone pointed out the ad that I linked below for an unregistered TB Canadian Kid daughter. The pictures in the ad don't exactly show her at her best, but she is a nice, level-headed filly, or at least was when I saw her last year at her first-ever schooling show as a just-turned- 3 y.o. - picture from that show below:



I've got additional pictures, if anyone is interested. Just PM me your email address.

For the record, I don't own her - I've never owned her. She was a 2 y.o. when we bought Canadian Kid.

While she is a TB, she is not registered. But she comes from nice hunter breeding lines - her dam is by Viscount (and product of AI, so no JC registration) & her 2nd dam by Grand Prospect, I've been told.

She is 4 years old & now located in Pennsylvania (she was born in Alabama).


http://www.equine.com/horses-for-sale/h ... 06482.html

Anyhow, a mare-owner who is breeding to Canadian Kid this year saw the ad, thought I would be interested & sent me the link & I figured I'd put it in front of a few more people who might like a pretty palomino . . .


I don't need her for my breeding program for the same reason Donna doesn't need an over-abundance of GG's daughters in hers. And I don't show hunters, so I think she would be better in the hands of someone who does show hunters, or doesn't stand her daddy as her main sporthorse sire!

Anyhow - just spreading the word about a nice filly.

Me likey!!

She's as cute as a button but I dont think Ive ever seen a Canadian Kid "kid" that I didnt like either ...

She's very pretty; it's a shame they didn't register her. But she has a "modivated" seller

They couldn't register her with the Jockey Club - the dam's sire bred by AI.

I understand there are cases where with appropriate DNA testing & a performance horse registration "the right" otherwise unregistered TB may possibly be accepted as warmblood breeding stock by a few European warmblood registries. I heard that from a woman who was considering AI from Kid for a TB mare. I'm not sure what registries she'd approached, so offer it as pure hearsay. But know she didn't deal with what she considered 'the lesser registries'.

Then again, I was at an American Warmblood inspection last year with a customer's horse & the inspectors there approved a mare whose pedigree they described as "we were told this mare is by a Holsteiner stallion and out of a Quarter Horse mare."

So I'm thinking there are some registries out there who would accept her, no pedigree questions asked. (But definitely not the Jockey Club.)

They might approve her for breeding, but I don't know that they'd accept her for registration.

accphotography wrote:They might approve her for breeding, but I don't know that they'd accept her for registration.

True. That's what I meant (although I probably didn't exactly say it.)