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Looking for a suitable stallion for Good and Tough filly

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 11:28 am
by George2
Looking for a suitable stallion for a filly named "So Good". She has not been appraised so it is pretty hard to figure out the suitable stallion fee I should be paying for this young lady.
She is absolutely correct and what a sweet heart. I would like to stick with stallions that also possess this easy to get along with temperment.

Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 3:51 am
by griff
Take a look at Limit Out

he's a WV stallion with 80.6% winners from starters, 16% black type and 10% BTW. Your foal, if dropped in WV, would be eligible for the WVBRED incentives and you's have a:

3S x 6D to Northern Dancer
4S X 4D to Mr Prospecter
6S X 6S X 6D X 6D to Princequillo.

griff

Re: Looking for a suitable stallion for Good and Tough filly

Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 7:05 am
by madelyn
George2 wrote:Looking for a suitable stallion for a filly named "So Good". She has not been appraised so it is pretty hard to figure out the suitable stallion fee I should be paying for this young lady.
She is absolutely correct and what a sweet heart. I would like to stick with stallions that also possess this easy to get along with temperment.


Where are you (or the filly) located?

Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:39 pm
by George2
Hi Madelyn,
the filly is in MD but I am not too worried about travel. I would like the best cross for Good and Tough's pedigree and unfortunately it is not one I have dabbled with to this point :)

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2007 4:26 pm
by horsehelper4
Virginia Breds offer good incentive!

Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 2:29 pm
by LaTroienne
She has a really interesting lineage: both her sire and dam trace in tail-female to the mare Miss Foxcroft. One of the recent runners from that family was winner Cherokee Lite, by Cherokee Run. Miss Foxcroft also has a grandson SW by Peaks and Valleys, another Blushing Groom line stallion. Therefore, you might want to go for a Blushing Groom line stallion.

I do like Lucky Lionel a lot: he's a rather consistent Mt. Livermore who stands in OK for only $2,500. His page: http://www.bloodhorse.com/stallion-regi ... gin=search

Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2007 5:36 am
by horsehelper4
I have a 3rd generation Blushing Groom Stallion with several Chef de race sires in his pedigree. I am a Virginia Breeder and my stallion is Incentive enrolled for Va. breds. Virginia breds can qualify for the extra purse money in the Mid-Atlantic.

I am able to offer FREE breedings to quality mares for this new stallion or at least a discount rate. His broodmare sire is Meadowlake.

Check out Magic Ruby is you are possibly interested.

Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 5:20 pm
by George2
I had a suggestion to breed her to "Request for Parole" I quite like this breeding on paper. What does it look like to others?