MILLENNIUM WIND

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MILLENNIUM WIND

Postby larrygene » Wed Sep 14, 2005 9:03 am

ANY OPINIONS OF MILLENNIUM WIND AND THE FARM WHERE HE STANDS?

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Postby FloridaGators » Wed Sep 14, 2005 10:14 am

Larry,

This is one of the most problematic newcomers I've ever seen... his conformation has several shortcomings. email me for more information.

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Millenium Wind

Postby pembroke » Wed Sep 14, 2005 6:33 pm

If you search the stallion topics back thru April, you will find quite alot of postings about him. There are quite a few people here who have bred to him it seems, including myself.

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Postby Paris Hill » Thu Sep 15, 2005 4:44 am

Florida Gators,

Why dont you post your opinions on Millennium Wind so all of us can see your thoughts of him?

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Postby henthorn » Thu Sep 15, 2005 8:38 am

Millennium Wind was a fine racehorse and may make a good sire; too early to tell. He's a big horse with relatively small feet that were not dealt with properly when racing, and caused him problems. His feet have grown a lot since retiring to stud. Despite exercise and good diet, he's gained lots of weight, so that he now looks very coarse, and does not give as good impression as he did earlier.

His stud fee has been dropped to $5000 and he may become a good breed-to-race sire if the right mares are chosen. I suspect his progeny will be unlikely to sell well in general, due to his physical idiosyncrasies. I would not recommend sending him a sickle-hocked mare or mare with suspect feet. I like dealing with Millennium Farms, and they are trying to have good value sire prospects. They will deal.

The mare that I consider my best-bred is in foal to him, and she is a solid-built mare with good conformation. (Vivid Dreams).
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MILLENNIUM WIND

Postby larrygene » Thu Sep 15, 2005 9:02 am

HENTHORN

THANKS FOR YOUR INFO. AM LOOKING FOR A STALLION TO BREED MY MARE BY CLEVER TRICK x RUNAWAY GROOM MARE. WON OVER $115K. WINNER ONLY. LOOKS JUST LIKE CLEVER TRICK. ANY COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLEY APPRECIATED. WANT TO STAY IN THE $5K-$7.5K RANGE. BREEDING TO SELL. HYPO CROSSES WELL WITH MOST DANZIG STALLIONS. THANKS FROM A FELLOW OKIE!!

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Postby Rick » Thu Sep 15, 2005 10:36 am

What is the name of your mare?

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MILLENNIUM WIND

Postby larrygene » Thu Sep 15, 2005 11:13 am

THE MARE'S NAME IS "INFORMACION" 1999.

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Postby Intrinsic Worth » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:40 pm

I've worked with two Millennium Wind babies and they both are exact replicas of their dams. He doesn't seem to stamp his babies in the least.
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Postby austique » Fri Oct 21, 2005 6:40 pm

Millenium Wind is headed to Highcliff in New York for 2006 and will stand for $5000.
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