I see that the previous thread has been viewed almost 400,000 times. Even at one minute per view that adds up to about 6,600 hours of essentially wasted time. Wow! I wonder how many of us, on our deathbeds, will wish we would have spent that precious time in some other way.
I spend far more time utilizing the actual Pedigree Query portion of this site than attending this forum. By studying PATTERNS first, names second, I've learned a lot more about successful breeding strategies than anything I've gleaned on this side of the website.
Pedigrees are the foundation of all things Thoroughbred. This is a gem of a free service and I encourage posters here to take advantage of it.
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Before the computer age, i did all of my research from the JC Foal Book. I traced all the sire lines of the mares that those Great Breeders of the past bred to their stallions. I saw why those Great Breeders of the past bred sound superior runners.
In their times frame the breed was not 95% Ph. Those NP sire lines were alive & well, & those stallions that those mares were bred to, had a variety of those NP sire line to find their nicking factor. Thats why many stallions today cant find their bloodline affinity.
Time spent wisely, pays dividends.
In their times frame the breed was not 95% Ph. Those NP sire lines were alive & well, & those stallions that those mares were bred to, had a variety of those NP sire line to find their nicking factor. Thats why many stallions today cant find their bloodline affinity.
Time spent wisely, pays dividends.
Those without sin cast the first stone.
Louis Finochio
Louis Finochio
