ToG
9th Mar 2009, 11:58 AM
This year they have decided that there will be no Forest run stallion passing.
The decision made is 20 stallions will run out on the forest, for 4 weeks only - the 5 that have wintered out plus the 15 highest scoring unrelated stallions from last year's passing.
They're worried about the quantity of foals and the prices they're not making at the auctions, and the effect that the credit crunch will have on an already not-doing-very-well price climate
The Society is so pro-active. I think that it is a credit to them & the commoners, verders etc
The Stud stallion inspection will go ahead :)
The decision made is 20 stallions will run out on the forest, for 4 weeks only - the 5 that have wintered out plus the 15 highest scoring unrelated stallions from last year's passing.
They're worried about the quantity of foals and the prices they're not making at the auctions, and the effect that the credit crunch will have on an already not-doing-very-well price climate
The Society is so pro-active. I think that it is a credit to them & the commoners, verders etc
The Stud stallion inspection will go ahead :)