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Postby alehastspa » Wed Nov 22, 2006 12:58 pm

I am located in Sweden, and have a US mare.
What line would be suitable to cross with.

Hot Beignet by Devil his Due ex Minnu - Saratoga Six

Sweden based Sires by: Lyphard, Cadeaux Genereux, Woodman, Midyan, Alzao, Beleved, to mention a few

I'm breeding to race
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Postby hpkingjr » Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:20 pm

Would you be kind enough to give us the specific names of the stallions that are possibles. It will make answering much easier.

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Postby alehastspa » Thu Nov 23, 2006 1:22 am

Cajun Cadet, Funambule, Heart of Oak, Inchrory, Most Welcome, Songline, Swedish Shave and Troon is some of interest in Sweden

In Denmark there is a few aswell
Academ Award, Prince Firebird, Pistachio.

I had an idea of using Academy Award, but was told that Ninjinski over Halo isn't a especially good cross.
Any thoughts about that?

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Postby jellac » Thu Nov 23, 2006 11:40 am

This is said somewhat in "jest" - i.e. with no regard for pedigree matching at all, one "Swede" (well 1/2 Swedish) to another:

It somehow just seems natural that Cajun Cadet should be put to Hot Beignet, non?

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Postby Timber » Fri Nov 24, 2006 12:32 am

Consider Academy Award.

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Postby alehastspa » Fri Nov 24, 2006 3:29 am

Consider Academy Award.


Why should I consider him, any specific reson?

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Postby Timber » Fri Nov 24, 2006 11:43 am

Without knowing (seeing) your mare and her foals; without seeing a stallion and his get; you're most likely going to get a mere shot in the dark from any group of people you ask, horsemen or not. So with such an important decision, both for breed improvement and your pocketbook, finding the best choice of a stallion for your mare might best be left to a professional with a proven track record. That is the reason I use the word consider. I have been an owner/breeder for many years. I also do some consulting (don't want more). As far as track record, for my own mares and those I have recommended 90%+ have started, 17% are stakes winners over a 21-year period. Why consider him? Luck.

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Postby alehastspa » Fri Nov 24, 2006 3:32 pm

Thanks Timber, I'll consider it.