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SniperSB23 07-21-2007 06:44 PM

How about Touch Gold?

PeteMugg 07-21-2007 06:44 PM

How about a Mizzen Mast matchup?

wiphan 07-21-2007 07:02 PM

How about Dynaformer?

wiphan 07-21-2007 07:16 PM

chuck- Did you win free breeding the stallion of your choice in a local poker match?

Riot 07-21-2007 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

Boy, I'm slow.

I just figured out how Nice Ass-ay was indeed named after sire and dam :o

AeWingnut 07-21-2007 10:14 PM

Chuck
 
Wait, those horses are actually under consideration?

Humble Janet got 4th in a grade 1 today so that puts Sumwon right there
well.. maybe

But Sumwon did beat her

Kasept 07-22-2007 04:00 AM

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Originally Posted by AeWingnut
Chuck has a couple things to vote on per the website.

Mineshaft $100,000 - so so. Don't think he has produced any runners of note yet.

John,

I'd say it's a little premature to call Mineshaft "so-so" and "not having produced any runners of note yet" considering a whopping 3 of his produce (6 starts) have hit the track to this point...

At least with Mineshaft you can feel good that his running record was based on talent without added influence of chemical enhancement.

ateamstupid 07-22-2007 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Kasept
John,

I'd say it's a little premature to call Mineshaft "so-so" and "not having produced any runners of note yet" considering a whopping 3 of his produce (6 starts) have hit the track to this point...

At least with Mineshaft you can feel good that his running record was based on talent without added influence of chemical enhancement.

If they're anything like Mineshaft, they'll develop late anyway.

Danzig 07-22-2007 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
If they're anything like Mineshaft, they'll develop late anyway.

was about to say the same thing. ap indys are known to take time, and patience--the end result speaks for itself. i'm thinking mineshaft will be similar.
i think a sire from the family of seattle slew would be right for her.

Riot 07-22-2007 09:19 AM

I've never bred a horse in my life, but here's a dream list of what I'd look for. Nobody finds the dream, it's always a compromise.

I don't know the stallions well enough to know this, so maybe others that do know the stallions and what they throw can answer?

- middle-sized sire (not too big and doesn't throw huge babies, as Sumwon is a big girl)
- relatively compact conformation (but stayer type rather than sprinter type), very balanced with an athletic open way of moving, moderate with no extremes
- ** most important: throws good front legs consistently (good sturdy bone, absolutely no toeing out or back at the knees, a good big foot and has heel - good luck finding this in many thoroughbreds :) )
- deficient in Mr. Prospector in the pedigree
- precocity as 2-year-old not important
- tendency to have babies do better at 7f or over
- ** good temperment, sensible babies that are not crazy, stupid, and wired to the brink of insanity

If a stallion was deficient in ** I'd walk away and not consider him at all :D

Boy, Awesome Again (I just went and looked at him) - nice!

I like Dixieland Band, too - nothing flashy, and not alot of graded stakes runners, but they seem to last and run at 2-3-4 years age

AeWingnut 07-22-2007 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
Afleet Alex is a poor cross
Rahy works well in many ways
Smart Strike would make the foal inbred 2x4 to Mr. P which is too close for me
Pleasant Tap works on blood but is probably too big
Quiet American would be 3x4 to Mr. P but would most likely produce a real coarse foal
Charismatic is not under consideration
Summer Squall is dead
Sunday Silence is dead
Unbridled is dead but would be a poor match if we could somehow revive him
Awesome Again is a great match
Kittens Joy is a no because of conformational issues and the fact that I think he has zero shot to be a good stallion


Then wouldn't Unbridled's kid Empire Maker not be a good match.
Now that I look at Charismatic.. not good on classic numbers at all.
So.. since Charismatic's sire and Mineshaft's sire had the same dam..
(Summer Squall is listed as pentioned not dead but he may be dead. Same difference)
The problem I see with all of these freshman sires is... unproven and the buzz may be over by the time Sumwon's baby hit auction. Not that I know a ding dong thing about this.

say.. Congaree raced until he was 5 so maybe will produce sound babies
heck..

Rahy is still available $60,000 for 2007

Scav 07-22-2007 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by AeWingnut
Then wouldn't Unbridled's kid Empire Maker not be a good match.
Now that I look at Charismatic.. not good on classic numbers at all.
So.. since Charismatic's sire and Mineshaft's sire had the same dam..
(Summer Squall is listed as pentioned not dead but he may be dead. Same difference)
The problem I see with all of these freshman sires is... unproven and the buzz may be over by the time Sumwon's baby hit auction. Not that I know a ding dong thing about this.

say.. Congaree raced until he was 5 so maybe will produce sound babies
heck..

Rahy is still available $60,000 for 2007

Why are you all about breeding her already? Unless something happens, she is gonna be a force for like the next two-three years

Sightseek 07-22-2007 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot
I like Dixieland Band, too - nothing flashy, and not alot of graded stakes runners, but they seem to last and run at 2-3-4 years age

And a really good Broodmare sire (although I'm fondest of Deputy Minister) Poor guy though...I went with someone to take a mare to AP Indy and Dixieland Band was in the shed first...he had NO interest. I love the look of the yearlings by his son, Dixie Union, although I think he is overpriced. Athletic looking horses that don't look overly developed or will need a lot of time.

SniperSB23 07-22-2007 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav
Why are you all about breeding her already? Unless something happens, she is gonna be a force for like the next two-three years

Yeah, hopefully by the time she retires there will be little Street Sense's, Curlin's, and Hard Spun's going through the sale rings.

AeWingnut 07-22-2007 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav
Why are you all about breeding her already? Unless something happens, she is gonna be a force for like the next two-three years

Chuck brought it up on the website besides mares have been known to race.

Buffymommy 07-22-2007 08:30 PM

Just think of the name possibilities for a RH10 and Sumwon baby.... :D

BPLichorowiec 07-22-2007 08:49 PM

I have a general breeding question that somewhat relates to sumwon...

What kind of sire would work well with a horse like 'sumwon'? She seems to be a middle distance type horse. she also has the turf pedigree from Moll and the dirt pedigree from Came home.

Should she be bred to a sprinter? Distance horse? or even possibly a turf horse? Just want to hear people's opinion's and reasoning. Any ideas?

Danzig 07-23-2007 05:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Buffymommy
Just think of the name possibilities for a RH10 and Sumwon baby.... :D

i think rock hard ten would be a tremendous mistake. too much size, bad legs--and sumwon is a little long in the pastern, so that is something you would want to try to correct. with her size, i don't think a big horse would be a good idea.

horseofcourse 07-23-2007 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig
i think rock hard ten would be a tremendous mistake. too much size, bad legs--and sumwon is a little long in the pastern, so that is something you would want to try to correct. with her size, i don't think a big horse would be a good idea.

I think the goal should be an 18 hand horse. Yes, Rock Hard 10 it is.

Buffymommy 07-23-2007 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig
i think rock hard ten would be a tremendous mistake. too much size, bad legs--and sumwon is a little long in the pastern, so that is something you would want to try to correct. with her size, i don't think a big horse would be a good idea.


I was just saying name wise. I kinda think he needs little mares to equal out size wise. I wasn't being serious with my pick. Just thinking that naming the babies would be fun!!!


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