check this mare out and tell me if you think she is worth the purchase
name is Ludisia
Ludisia broody potential
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I would say, unequivocally, "That Depends." Here is Ludisia's full brother's page:
http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2005/0718/370.pdf
The first dam is young, could run, and has one winner from one runner as of July 2005. That foal was by Cat's Career (WHO?), so Mutakddim was, IMHO, a significant step up for her. The 2nd dam, although not a stakes producer, had four winners of over $50,000. The third dam has some good descendants out in California, as well as three earners of over $50,000. That's not too shabby, even though stakes production in this family is modest at best.
Ludisia would probably be a good fit in a regional program like Pennsylvania or West Virginia, where a good hard-knocking sound winner producer would really get those breeder's bonuses.
http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2005/0718/370.pdf
The first dam is young, could run, and has one winner from one runner as of July 2005. That foal was by Cat's Career (WHO?), so Mutakddim was, IMHO, a significant step up for her. The 2nd dam, although not a stakes producer, had four winners of over $50,000. The third dam has some good descendants out in California, as well as three earners of over $50,000. That's not too shabby, even though stakes production in this family is modest at best.
Ludisia would probably be a good fit in a regional program like Pennsylvania or West Virginia, where a good hard-knocking sound winner producer would really get those breeder's bonuses.
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if you checked the general board there is a pic of this mare under (sabino on Canter) i thought her pedigree was pretty interesting, seeing as i like the canadian hark knockers. im considering her, were in TN and breed to run regional
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Ludisia broody potential
Hi Brook,
Have just had a look at Ludisia and very much like what I see. She has VERY STRONG lines of the Bend Or/Macaroni cross in her background through Dance Numbers and 3/4 Polish Numbers, Buckpasser, Bull Dog, Sir Gallahad, La Trioenne etc. This is a great stuff for potential broodmare material.
If you don't buy her, I hope whoever does realises just what they have their hands on!
Regards
Daraabah
Have just had a look at Ludisia and very much like what I see. She has VERY STRONG lines of the Bend Or/Macaroni cross in her background through Dance Numbers and 3/4 Polish Numbers, Buckpasser, Bull Dog, Sir Gallahad, La Trioenne etc. This is a great stuff for potential broodmare material.
If you don't buy her, I hope whoever does realises just what they have their hands on!
Regards
Daraabah