
1st Feb 2006, 09:46 PM
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~I luv my boys~
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What or who to breed my TB mare too?
Alrighty, i have a 16.2hh TB mare who we are planning on breeding to again. She is bay with a star and snip with outstanding floaty gaits. We have tossed out the idea to breed her to a QH named Sky Blue Walker to produce Congress level horses, but we have also thought of breeding her to warmbloods, such as Don Principe(Donnerhall lines  ) and producing Dressage horses. Both studs are also around 16.2hh. I was just wondering if she would be better off being bred to Sky Blue Walker or Don Pricipe. Here are the links to each horse if you want to view them.
Sky Blue Walker: http://www.skybluewalker.com/
Don Principe: http://www.mfhanoverians.com/
If you know of anyothers that may be a good match for Kelley, please let me kno. Sorry i have no pics of her. She is 7yo and is being started, yes late. She is pretty skittish, but she tries hard when she is working.
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1st Feb 2006, 09:55 PM
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Monty the Monster Hoss
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I would breed to Don Principe, just because you would end up with a Dressage horse. Although neither of the websites have pictures that are good for actually seeing how the horses are built. If I were breeding though, I'd find a good draft stallion to breed to, but that's just me...
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2nd Feb 2006, 07:23 PM
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rather be riding...
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the second one...i was just looking through the offspring page for the first one, and they all seem to carry their heads fairly low (but I'm no expert!) don't know if thats just because they are on a loose rein though
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3rd Feb 2006, 07:34 AM
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The way I choose is pick a few sires for purpose then pick my mare apart for her faults then pick stallion apart for his faults and make sure that they compliment each others faults. I also try and look at progeny of stallion so I know if they through truer to him or her. My stallion tends to stamp the front end where the mares take care of the back end and improve his rear end alot lol.
good luck with your journey
Liesl
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25th Feb 2006, 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by ~*sugarlump*~
the second one...i was just looking through the offspring page for the first one, and they all seem to carry their heads fairly low (but I'm no expert!) don't know if thats just because they are on a loose rein though
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They are supposed to. On the QH circuits, in the Hunt seat and english pleasure classes, its "the look". Normally, the lower, the better.
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25th Feb 2006, 04:54 AM
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Riding Is My Magic
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Correct, pleasure horses need a lower headset- pleasure needs looser reins, so lower heads.
I would definately stick with a warmblood, or even a coldblood (irish draught, shire, or clyde) to prodduce something valuable if you sell, or with undoubted conformation for showing. If your going to breed, breed well!
I would only ever cross with qh if it were a western-breed of mare.
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1st Mar 2006, 04:42 PM
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Personally i'd go for a warmblood, but i'm a Sjer so thats my sort of horse!!
tb x wb
or tb x irish sports horses
Both make good dressage/Showjumping horses with correct schooling etc.
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1st Mar 2006, 06:34 PM
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If I were to breed from a TB mare I'd use one of the two stallions from Langeller Farm
www.langallerfarm.co.uk
For me it'd have to be No Submission or Weld, but I do like My Tbs!
For myself I'd probably use Shipton Teasel for a TB cross Connemara foal!
Then again I don't breed from my mares!
A
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1st Mar 2006, 06:42 PM
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hey i prefer the second 1 he is gorgeous v.handsome
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1st Mar 2006, 06:53 PM
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My little sparkle star !
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i prefer the second one !!
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1st Mar 2006, 07:45 PM
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My BF likes Weld (he is a Welder/fabricator) the only thing for me is that at 16.3hh he'd probably throw big foals - hence the 15.2 No Submission. Again a Beautiful horse!
But at the minute if I were to breed a competition horse abd bearing in mind I am 5'2" I'd use Shipton Teasel or Stafford Twilight to try and get the smaller outcome - anything over 16hh dwarfs me!
I am really anti breeding from everyday mares (and my views often get me slagged off - same with pet dogs and cats) though so not for me at the moment
A
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11th Mar 2006, 06:16 PM
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there is so many!!!
man alive!! there r sooooooooooooooooo many horses u cogauld breed to!!
- samber pinto dutch warmblood
-sempatico 16.2HH+ homozygous pinto warmblood (im breeding to him!!)
-art deco pinto dutch warmblood (grand prix)
-state of the art pinto dutch warmblood
-hall of fame pinto dutch warmblood
-sambertino pinto dutch warmblood
-nico fresian pinto
-gold card pinto
-tacorde chesnut (canada) 17.2HH+
-tempernillo bay (canada)
-redford gray
-justice chesnut 16HH
-gandalf gray 4 yrs old
-kanador bay i6.2HH
-timebreaker bay i think 16.3HH
-sandstorm pinto
-watch out chesnut
-wild card bay/brown
-rainbow pinto
-fuerst gotthard homozygous gray 16.2HH
-grandom black 16.2HH
-pablo bay
-pablito black
-flowervale meteor 16.2HH black
-arabian warmblood kazmere armani chesnut 16HH
-olympic ferro black
-vdl flemmingh bay
-vdl corland gray
-farrington bay
-olympic concorde bay or chesnut
-brite ?
get back to u later
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