Pedigree Query

This is a very good line for jumping horses.

If one wanted to find such mares, how would one go about it?

vineyridge wrote:This is a very good line for jumping horses.

If one wanted to find such mares, how would one go about it?

I've been looking at conduit mares of Triple Crown nominees, so I can give you some names to look for. There have only been 2 nominees since 2007 with Queenie tail-female. The dams of those two horses are:
Allison's Hope (2001) and Elegant Designer (2000)

Johanna Keene (1994) dam of Citadeed (who ran in the Derby), is also 10-e with Queenie tail-female.

Other mares to look for are Miss Nureyev (2000), August Storm (1999), Smellin Salty (1995), Rosana's Design (1994), Rahbaby (1993), August Storm (1999), Chocolate Lava (2004), Konis Penty (2000), Miss Auspicious (2001), Stormy Union (2007), Suncadia (2010), Doesntmissatrick (2006), Trippadeedooda (2008), Trippenty (2004), Starship Hollywood (2009), Truism (2010)

Hope this helps.

Aerthvox if you send me your email address I will let you know if Suncadia comes up for sale. I can be reached at [email protected]

jennywho wrote:Aerthvox if you send me your email address I will let you know if Suncadia comes up for sale. I can be reached at [email protected]

It's vineyridge who was looking for mares with Queenie tail-female. I just looked up some names

Quick and dirty way to find mares.

Pick a more or less current stallion. Pull up his Produce, which will list all his foals, their dams, and broodmare sires. Also Family number. Click on family number, and the field will sort by number. Look for 10-e, and you will have the name of the mare and other information that is listed in the database.
This could be refined a bit by selecting only stallions that you like for jumping, which should give you some daughters of that stallion out of the correct family.

And once you have several different mares you can expand by looking for relatives up and down the family tree.

For example there's only one Unbridled foal from family 10-e listed. But this foal goes back to Queenie.

Good luck, and hope this helps.

Satans Pride by Crimson Satan had quite a few daughters.

Are you looking to buy these mares? And what TB stallions ae known for jumping?

xfactor fan wrote:Satans Pride by Crimson Satan had quite a few daughters.

Are you looking to buy these mares? And what TB stallions ae known for jumping?

Not into breeding myself. But using your technique, I found a mare named Devilish Belle who has a very promising pedigree for sport. Avoiding Storm Cat if possible, and she ticks all my boxes. She's the kind of mare who would do well on paper in a sport horse breeding program.

Her half sister, Thunder and Belle also ticks the same boxes. She last raced in a winning claim at Oaklawn on 3/22/2012, is/was trained by Bruce L. Reicken, and is a hard knocking claimer who has won over $250 k. Just what a sport horse breeder or rider wants.

Glad it helped. The problem has always been in finding mare families. This way is time consuming, but better than trying to trace all the daughters of the root mare.

Good luck.