I can't remember who was talking about this stallion, but here is an article about him...
http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/truenick ... eight.aspx
Peppered Cat
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PEPPERED CAT (Chestnut H 2000)http://www.pedigreequery.com/peppered+cat
This horse looks like a real hidden jewel. Here some reasons:
01. By a solid good performing sire line like Tabasco Cat, a sire who didn't managed to perform at stud at par with his racing quality. Perhaps Peppered Cat will save Tabasco Cat's sire line.
02. All of his progeny seems capable regardless of any run-of-the-mill or any strange atypical maternal match you throw to him.
03. Respectable maternal bottom half with many well-established solid great names from the past.
04. Nice looking conformation.
05. A respectable speed oriented resume.
06. Lightly raced career for an auspicious stud career.
07. Looks like some kind of lucky horse.
One can only imagine that the sky is the limit for this kind of horse if the quality of his mares goes up.
Fingers crossed!
This horse looks like a real hidden jewel. Here some reasons:
01. By a solid good performing sire line like Tabasco Cat, a sire who didn't managed to perform at stud at par with his racing quality. Perhaps Peppered Cat will save Tabasco Cat's sire line.
02. All of his progeny seems capable regardless of any run-of-the-mill or any strange atypical maternal match you throw to him.
03. Respectable maternal bottom half with many well-established solid great names from the past.
04. Nice looking conformation.
05. A respectable speed oriented resume.
06. Lightly raced career for an auspicious stud career.
07. Looks like some kind of lucky horse.
One can only imagine that the sky is the limit for this kind of horse if the quality of his mares goes up.
Fingers crossed!
Considering Peppered Cat stands in Northern California and most of he get race in Northern California and most of his mares are Northern California mares, I'd say Peppered Cat has done well with Northern California mares.
Once the offspring of those better quality mares shipping in from Kentucky and S Cal start hitting the tracks,
the sky really is the limit.
Once the offspring of those better quality mares shipping in from Kentucky and S Cal start hitting the tracks,
the sky really is the limit.