The world might end soon..

[Holland Hacker]

I would rather bred 100 mares to Noble Causeway than 1 to Storm Cat for the same $500K.

His bloodlines aren't bad a soneof Giants Causeway out of a Seekng the Gold mare. I could see him getting some decent runners if bred to some decent mares.

Man you guys are tough, I could see if he was a only competing in claiming races instead of graded races.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Holland Hacker

I would rather bred 100 mares to Noble Causeway than 1 to Storm Cat for the same $500K.

His bloodlines aren't bad a soneof Giants Causeway out of a Seekng the Gold mare. I could see him getting some decent runners if bred to some decent mares.

Man you guys are tough, I could see if he was a only competing in claiming races instead of graded races.

I agree.

[Danzig]

there are/were sons of seattle slew standing for no stud fee. show's what a decent bloodline can do for you.

there are more accomplished sons of his at stud, maybe not for the fee, but certainly more capable horses out there.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Danzig

there are/were sons of seattle slew standing for no stud fee. show's what a decent bloodline can do for you.

there are more accomplished sons of his at stud, maybe not for the fee, but certainly more capable horses out there.

It's a strange vibe, but I have a feeling he does a good job at stud.

[Thunder Gulch]

I really thought this horse would develop into something very good back in the spring of his 3yo season...guess I was wrong

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

It's a strange vibe, but I have a feeling he does a good job at stud.

While I don't share your "vibe," it is certainly at least possible. Given how slow he was, it doesn't seem very probable, but we all know that the way a horse performs on the track is not usually a great indicator of how they will do in the shed.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by miraja2

While I don't share your "vibe," it is certainly at least possible. Given how slow he was, it doesn't seem very probable, but we all know that the way a horse performs on the track is not usually a great indicator of how they will do in the shed.

Well, I think Giant's Causeway has been vastly overrated as a sire, so I wouldn't necessarily jump to breed to NC, but for $5,000, it's not like they're gouging anyone.

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

I think Giant's Causeway has been vastly overrated as a sire.

Oh yeah? Well one of the most brilliant pedigree experts in the world would disagree with you on that one. Take a look: http://www.derbytrail.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10976