I am looking to breed my turf Mare in KY (she is there already)
And am looking for a turf stallion that is a good value.
Is there such a thing? I am looking for sure $7,500 and lower... Or someone that will give deals or possibly even a foal share.....
Can anyone think of any stallions?
My mare will cross with about any stallion she is from France and is by Doyoun (her name is Ceasefire). So a stallion with a little speed would also be a good thing.
But in reality I understand that I will probably get a long distance turf horse. I am breeding more to race than to sell at this point, but that could change.
She is due around 3/10 to Black Minnaloushe..
Thanks in advance.......
-Karie
Are there any good value Turf stallions in Ky?
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Century City would be first on my list at $7,500.00. Others that you might look at include Castledale (2nd choice), Mr. Light, Morluc and Hap.
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Re: Are there any good value Turf stallions in Ky?
Karie wrote:I am looking to breed my turf Mare in KY (she is there already)
And am looking for a turf stallion that is a good value.
Is there such a thing? I am looking for sure $7,500 and lower... Or someone that will give deals or possibly even a foal share.....
Can anyone think of any stallions?
My mare will cross with about any stallion she is from France and is by Doyoun (her name is Ceasefire). So a stallion with a little speed would also be a good thing.
But in reality I understand that I will probably get a long distance turf horse. I am breeding more to race than to sell at this point, but that could change.
She is due around 3/10 to Black Minnaloushe..
Thanks in advance.......
-Karie
Northern Spur at $3,500 merits a close look as a value stallion. He's by Sadler's Wells and has been a decent stallion thus far.
Also, Military is doing pretty good with only a few crops to race. He's by Danzig. Only problem is they jumped him to $10,000 from $5,000 and that is to much, IMO. If you can get to Military for under $7,500(and I'm guessing you can)he might be worth trying.
Don't know where you are located but Unusual Heat has been knocking the cover off the ball as a turf sire. He's by Nuryev and now stands for $12,500 in California.
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I haven't looked at potential crosses and don't know what the physical match-up would look like. For $10K and under, I like the following as grass sires in KY: Military, Pleasant Tap, Pine Bluff, Sultry Song (half-brother to Solar Splendor, sire of Singletary), and Horse Chestnut. My guess is that, on a number of these, you could get a deal in the price range for which you're looking. Two other thoughts: (1) Sky Classic, who is a little pricier, but a pretty good "breed to race" sire; and (2) as a flyer on an unproven stallion, take a look at Cactus Ridge. When I saw him at Walmac last fall, he was a neat horse; his weanlings sold rather well last fall considering his modest stud fee; and he has a pedigree suggesting that he might be a "hidden" turf sire.
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