Pedigree Query

Posted: **Thu Aug 18, 2005 10:43 pm**

Hey everyone,

As you guys can probably tell, I'm a big fan of his progeny.. Was wondering if any of you have bred a mare to him and have seen Pulpit in person.

Gabby

Posted: **Sun Aug 21, 2005 6:45 am**

Welcome to the forum! I have seen Pulpit in person, though I've never bred to him. I'd like to someday, if I had the right mare.

Posted: **Sun Aug 21, 2005 7:42 am**

Nice looking stallion and his offspring do better on the turf.

Posted: **Sun Aug 21, 2005 5:03 pm**

Intrinsic Worth wrote:Nice looking stallion and his offspring do better on the turf.

What appeals to me about Pulpit is that he sires just about anything.... short, long, turf, dirt.. I think his offspring do take to the lawn better, but perform well on the dirt. Oratory impressed me, before he got hurt. I've seen Pulpit in person. He's gorgeous, and has a nice temper.

Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2005 5:01 am**

Melhor Ainda, you're lucky to have seen Pulpit in person; I adore him. He was a really brilliant racehorse - I'm glad that he's doing well at stud, and his offspring definitely take to the turf. Your namesake is my favorite Pulpit offspring; she did her daddy proud in the Beverly D. That was such a frustrating race because she had absolutely no where to run for the last 1/4 mile.

Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2005 12:27 pm**

Betsy wrote:Melhor Ainda, you're lucky to have seen Pulpit in person; I adore him. He was a really brilliant racehorse - I'm glad that he's doing well at stud, and his offspring definitely take to the turf. Your namesake is my favorite Pulpit offspring; she did her daddy proud in the Beverly D. That was such a frustrating race because she had absolutely no where to run for the last 1/4 mile.

You'll meet him someday Betsy. He's so sweet. I adore MA so much, I think I'm going to write to Frankel about her.

Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2005 3:30 pm**

Melhor_Ainda wrote:
Betsy wrote:Melhor Ainda, you're lucky to have seen Pulpit in person; I adore him. He was a really brilliant racehorse - I'm glad that he's doing well at stud, and his offspring definitely take to the turf. Your namesake is my favorite Pulpit offspring; she did her daddy proud in the Beverly D. That was such a frustrating race because she had absolutely no where to run for the last 1/4 mile.

You'll meet him someday Betsy. He's so sweet. I adore MA so much, I think I'm going to write to Frankel about her.

Aww, I'm glad to hear Pulpit is a sweetie. Frankel lives next door to my sister so I'm going to need to find some excuses to visit her...lol. I think MA will be running in the Flower Bowl, but I'd really love to see her get her confidence back with a grade 1 against her her peers.....then run her against the older mares again.

Posted: **Tue Aug 23, 2005 3:04 pm**

Betsy wrote:
Melhor_Ainda wrote:
Betsy wrote:Melhor Ainda, you're lucky to have seen Pulpit in person; I adore him. He was a really brilliant racehorse - I'm glad that he's doing well at stud, and his offspring definitely take to the turf. Your namesake is my favorite Pulpit offspring; she did her daddy proud in the Beverly D. That was such a frustrating race because she had absolutely no where to run for the last 1/4 mile.

You'll meet him someday Betsy. He's so sweet. I adore MA so much, I think I'm going to write to Frankel about her.

Aww, I'm glad to hear Pulpit is a sweetie. Frankel lives next door to my sister so I'm going to need to find some excuses to visit her...lol. I think MA will be running in the Flower Bowl, but I'd really love to see her get her confidence back with a grade 1 against her her peers.....then run her against the older mares again.

If you see him, tell him Melhor's #1 fan is writing him a big letter.