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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: wizardofoz on August 18, 2024, 08:10:33 PM
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1ZM48 BARRACUDA HANOVER Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER BETTOR'S CHANCE HANO
1ZM68 FRENCH BULLDOG Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER I NEED HOTSTUFF TWIA
1ZM83 BULLBYTHEHORNS Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER PANTECOSTAL CONC
1ZM84 TAKES NO BULL Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER PINKY TUSCADERO CONC
2ZM03 BULLONTHEBEACH Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER TERRACE BEACH CONC
1ZM41 SARATOGA Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER ARTILLA HANOVER PREF
1ZM65 REDLAND ROCKET MAN Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER GRANNY HANOVER PREF
1ZM38 REDLAND SAPHIRE Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER ALEXANDER VALLEY PREF
1ZM51 BRINDLE Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER CABRINI HANOVER PREF
1ZM77 CADY HILL Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER MISS MARY LOU PREF
1ZM37 ARTILLERY SEELSTER Y H P BULLDOG HANOVER ABSOLUTE HEAVEN PREF
1ZM72 KALYPSO SEELSTER Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER KITN KITN PREF
2ZM07 THALIA SEELSTER Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER TITANIA SEELSTER PREF
1ZM70 BULLDOG JOURNEY Y M P BULLDOG HANOVER JAKARDEZ PREF
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Bulldog's kids at Lexington this year: DAY HIP#
4 703 BULL BEACH B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Beach Goddess SPHF MILLARDW
2 216 TICKET STATION B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Temagami Seelster SPRI
3 516 THE DOG WARDEN B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Delightful Space HICZ SPURWB
3 539 IM A BULLDOG B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Century Gianna ANVZ ROSENEE
2 320 FLY BULLDOG FLY B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Filou Fly Fast PREF KAPLSD
2 272 BIKINI SEELSTER B F P ON Bulldog Hanover Big Thong PREF SEELST
2 299 DAX SEELSTER BR C P ON Bulldog Hanover Deb PREF SEELST
1 32 SCORPION SEELSTER B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Soiree Seelster PREF SEELST
4 642 RUN TO THE HILLS B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Somemoneysomewher e PREF TINEJ
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I like this one. Haven't looked at him but the name and the already great producing mare (half brother to Stockade Seelster) shout class to me. Will go for a lot if properly conformed.
1 32 SCORPION SEELSTER B C P ON Bulldog Hanover Soiree Seelster PREF SEELST
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Does standing stud in Canada hurt?
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Surprised there are just 23 for those 2 auctions . Seems he should have had a full book. Several reasons. Couldn’t settle mares. They look really bad or look so good they are being retained. Stud fee too high ? Time will tell. Only one opening night at Lex.
Looks like just one from Hanover is also strange.
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Because Bulldog Hanover was racing at 4 he only took a partial book. If memory serve me correctly 60-65 mares
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I'll look at them, but I am not a buyer or a fan of him as a stallion. He had a great campaign as a 4yo, and perhaps an even greater three weeks, LOL. But that doesn't mean he's going to be a great stallion.
Ironically, Seelster Farms got involved and decided to stand him at the end of his 3yo season, and he was going to breed and race as a 4yo. While he was a very nice 2yo and 3yo too, even during his 4yo campaign, I don't think there were any industry experts who expected him to be a great stallion. But he did have very, very good 2yo and 3yo seasons-----I think he took a 2yo mark of 50 and 2, won 4 of 6 starts, the OSS Super Final, and earned about $250k. As a 3yo, he won the SBSW in 48 and a piece, his elim for the NA Cup, fourth in the final, second in the OSS Super Final, and when he was sent to the US he won something like 4 or 5 in a row in Indiana including the Monument Pace or whatever it's called. His 3yo year he was like 10 for 15 or something and won close to $700k. We all know what he did at 4, but I don't think he was going to be the most expected stud to come along years.
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all Bulldog's offspring will be massively overpriced due to his fast 45.4 mile
not saying you cant make money on them or that they cannot be champions
but the price is enormously marked up due to the meaningless speed mark
the same can be said for Always B Miki about 7 years ago
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Bulldog Hanover has enough pedigree to be an outstanding stallion. He’s second crop is a big crop that had many outstanding mares. It will be interesting to see what some of these yearlings bring.
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They will be high, just like any other first yr stallion with his kind of record. If you think the breeders aren't going to protect them just wait till you see the final figures. People are always bitching about the crap shoot with first year stallions but it happens every year.
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Bulldog Hanover has enough pedigree to be an outstanding stallion. He’s second crop is a big crop that had many outstanding mares. It will be interesting to see what some of these yearlings bring.
I think they will sell well due being Ontario eligible, and with Diamond Creek involved you will get some strong support there. His first crop was around 80 mares or so, and I think he hit with 90% plus in-foal rate.
He only sold for $28k as a yearling but he has a very solid pedigree.....by Shadow Play, out of the Artsplace mare, B.J.’s Squall, second dam, Lady Ashlee Ann, who is by Camtastic......BJ’s Squall is a strong producer, and Lady Ashlee Ann is in the HOF, and produced Betterthancheddar, Courtly Choice, Ashlee’s Big Guy, and Artists View. He is a total outcross which I think will make him popular with some breeders. So, you might end up seeing a lot of 3 by 3 crosses, which is inbreeding. Strong black type in the family, good foundation.
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With over a dozen crops Bulldog's sire Shadow Play has yet to sire a commercial stallion. With over a dozen foals Bulldog's dam B.J.'s Squall, has one other successful racehorse besides Bulldog -- the other 12 have a combined bankroll under 300K with none of them beating 1:50. That's why he was 28K yearling. His 2nd dam is the great Lady Ashlee Ann dam of the mediocre sires Betterthancheddar and Courtly Choice but they are by Bettor's Delight and Art Major, not Shadow Play. We all know Bulldog was an outstanding four year old, but his two and three year old campaigns were less than stellar for a top commercial stallion. Like Shadow Play, another son of The Panderosa, Ponder, was unable to sire a successful son to carry on the line. I'm rooting for Bulldog in hopes the Western Hanover/The Panderosa line survives, but buyer beware.
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Will be breeders be 'artificially' bumping up their prices by bidding on them?
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Will be breeders be 'artificially' bumping up their prices by bidding on them?
Why should Bulldog be any different? LOL.
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Will be breeders be 'artificially' bumping up their prices by bidding on them?
You know very well they will be pushing like they always do.
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The auctions are just shows. People make offers and they are declined until the price is good with the consignor.