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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Winnerwinnerwinner3 on November 13, 2018, 02:56:45 PM
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
Oh, we have an Indiana expert on staff here. I'm sure he'll be along shortly.
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Oh, we have an Indiana expert on staff here. I'm sure he'll be along shortly.
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Oh, we have an Indiana expert on staff here. I'm sure he'll be along shortly.
HEZ IN THE GAME
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
breedin your not guranteed anything,,what comes out is what your stuck with
go the sales buy something with good comfirmation ,,good looks decent breeding and hopefully makes it to the race tracks,,
jmho tmbz1
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
BEING THE SON OF A SON OF A SAILOR DOESN'T MAKE YOU SEAWORTHY.
FOLLOW THE ADVICE OF A FEW THAT HAVE ALREADY POSTED HERE...BUY A 20 OR LESS YEARLING WITH AT LEAST A SIRE SOMEONE HAS HEARD OF....THAT STANDS GOOD
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Never heard of him
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HEZ IN THE GAME
Mine in the 3rd tonite.
Thks boys.
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Mine in the 3rd tonite.
Thks boys.
TY ROCKY
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
To quote my old buddy, Stan Bayless, when I asked him who his colt was by, "....he's by a friend of Armbro Nesbit's..."
Whatever you do, DO NOT ask asswipe clowns like Hammer Head, Lice Man, Should Retired, or Campbell Soup. Until next time, laddies.......... ...HEIL HITLER!!
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Thinking about breeding one of my mares to proper respect does anyone know anything about him
won $456,884 mark of 149.3 by Mccardle and she has the look. Stud fee 1500. Stands at Hickory ridge farm I think.
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if you cannot afford to breed at the top end than take the advice and go buy a foal you can pick
it is a risk reward gamble and the risk with low end mares and mediocre sires does not pay out
if you have a decent mare and can afford a top sire and the foal stands correct you have a chance to get a nice payday
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Oh, we have an Indiana expert on staff here. I'm sure he'll be along shortly.
your smug, cornpone moronic attempts at humor are really not very funny > AT ALL !!!
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your smug, cornpone moronic attempts at humor are really not very funny > AT ALL !!!
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He makes me laugh on occasion
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Here's my question for the big shot owners...
Why would you spend $25-$50k to breed and get a horse to it's first start and try to save $2,000 by breeding to a bottom tier stud?
Always A Virgin, Real Desire, Rockin Image, Fred ... what $3,000? $4,000? $6,000?
Swan 4 All, Mr Cantab, Guccio... same?
Other than Pete, do any Indy breds do anything after 3?
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Night Pro still a factor as he approaches age 9
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Here's my question for the big shot owners...
Why would you spend $25-$50k to breed and get a horse to it's first start and try to save $2,000 by breeding to a bottom tier stud?
Always A Virgin, Real Desire, Rockin Image, Fred ... what $3,000? $4,000? $6,000?
Swan 4 All, Mr Cantab, Guccio... same?
Other than Pete, do any Indy breds do anything after 3?
Rarely
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Harness racing for horses older than 6 should be done away with.
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Harness racing for horses older than 6 should be done away with.
Why?
If your gonna make a ridiculous statement
At least give reasons why
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Harness racing for horses older than 6 should be done away with.
Actually, mandatory retirement should be done away with. Not all of the senior citizens can still crank it up; but, plenty can - and, if that's what they still enjoy ..... why not ?
older than 6 should be shit down? Boy, is that moronic
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Slot money should only be for 2 thru 5 year olds, to finance the Breeding part of the game. Horses older than that should pay to enter overnight races and only receive purses based on handle they generate. Too many people in this sport are takers, they give nothing back to the game. At least the people who participate in the stakes game are forward thinking as opposed to those who are only in it for the here and now. People who race overnights only to earn a living are ruining the sport
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Night Pro still a factor as he approaches age 9
hez been retired to breedin shed ,,
satrtin next yr,,came out few days ago with news
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hez been retired to breedin shed ,,
satrtin next yr,,came out few days ago with news
NOT RETIRED YET, IN THE OPEN AT DAYTON SATURDAY
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hez been retired to breedin shed ,,
satrtin next yr,,came out few days ago with news
More fake news
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Slot money should only be for 2 thru 5 year olds, to finance the Breeding part of the game. Horses older than that should pay to enter overnight races and only receive purses based on handle they generate. Too many people in this sport are takers, they give nothing back to the game. At least the people who participate in the stakes game are forward thinking as opposed to those who are only in it for the here and now. People who race overnights only to earn a living are ruining the sport
I have been preaching this for years. In NY, slots generate close to $90,000,000 in harness purses alone. An additional $13,000,000 goes to breeding. Could you imagine the yearling market if you give say , $50,000,000 of that purse money to a 2-4 year old breeders racing and breeding program . It would create a world wide interest. But, no. They would rather give it away to out of state owners and many out of the country , as well.
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Here's my question for the big shot owners...
Why would you spend $25-$50k to breed and get a horse to it's first start and try to save $2,000 by breeding to a bottom tier stud?
Always A Virgin, Real Desire, Rockin Image, Fred ... what $3,000? $4,000? $6,000?
Swan 4 All, Mr Cantab, Guccio... same?
Other than Pete, do any Indy breds do anything after 3?
How about Hannelore Hanover or Always Be Miki...
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Slot money should only be for 2 thru 5 year olds, to finance the Breeding part of the game. Horses older than that should pay to enter overnight races and only receive purses based on handle they generate. Too many people in this sport are takers, they give nothing back to the game. At least the people who participate in the stakes game are forward thinking as opposed to those who are only in it for the here and now. People who race overnights only to earn a living are ruining the sport
Definitely not the case in Michigan. The Horse association limits participation in breeding and stakes racing to protect their interest and does nothing for overnights yet people continue to race overnights. Even to the point of paying an entry fee.
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How about Hannelore Hanover or Always Be Miki...
We now have 3