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| 94.1 | AAF Kadet (Arabian) | WEDOIT::NANCY | | Tue Feb 07 1989 17:05 | 28 |
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Arabian lovers.........
AAF KADET (U.S. National Champion Futurity Stallion)
He is a breeders bargin at only $2500.00 (standing in Apple
Springs,Texas). He has no leg faults, you can't fault his back, his
hips and hind quarters are flawlesss, he is very typey, and has
a very well laid back shoulder. When Mr. Gucci saw him he commented
on how long his neck is! He has a nice short triangular head. His
ears are beautiful....
His breeders are planning on showing him in the Stallion class in
1990. This year he is going to concentrate on breeding and get his
first foal crop on the ground. They are also considering starting
an incentive program for his foals called the "Kadet Challenge".
I am shipping a filly down to him this week to be bred. I think
he is a bargain because of his conformation, athletic ability
(English pleasure potential) , his potential to become a National
Champion Stallion, and his strong breeding potential. I think his
foals will have strong leg conformation, breed type, and athletic
ability.
I am looking forward to this foal!
-Nancy-
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| 94.2 | Back Bey - Arab Stallion at Stud | CURIE::GCOOK | | Wed Feb 08 1989 10:08 | 48 |
| BACK BEY
(Bay-El-Bey++ X FTL Wing Song by *Fortel)
(This pedigree is very similar to that of the 1987 National
Champion Mare, the impossibly beautiful Forteyna, who was
purchased by Paolo Gucci after she was named National Champion)
Stud fee: $1,500 for purebreds; $750 other breeds and crosses
Back Bey has beautiful straight legs, which he consistently passes
to his foals -- I don't think any of his babies has anything but
gorgeous legs. My own mare does NOT have perfect front legs, but
all three of her fillies by Bey DOES!
He also has an extremely elegant front end (beautiful laid back
shoulder and a long neck, set on just right. This also gets passed
on.
If you need to improve length and strength of hind end (one of my
personal "things"), this is the place to come. Bey has a hip and
croup built to work.
As for personality and disposition, I know every Arabian stallion
owner tells you that their stallion is the sweetest and best in
the breed, but that can't be because mine is! I would trust him
with a baby in his stall.
Back Bey is home with me in Harvard, Mass. I would encourage anyone
thinking of breeding a mare this year to come and look at him.
And, by the way, he also has a virtually perfect show record - he
was a Futurity Halter Champion as a three-year-old, a Pleasure Driving
Champion and a four-year-old, and an open halter winner as a
Five-year-old.
I'm starting to ride my oldest Back Bey filly right now and I couldn't
be happier with her attitude and aptitude!
I have copies of a very extensive pedigree (which includes the
accomplishments of his family) done for him by Arlene Magid, an
editor at the Arabian Horse Times magazine which I would be happy
to send anyone interested.
Gwen
DTN 297-3035
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Nancy, thanks for the note - I'm always happy to talk about my boy!
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| 94.3 | Top Quality Arab Stallion | CHOWDA::HGORDON | | Tue Feb 14 1989 15:22 | 31 |
| Standing at stud - RR MUSIC MAN - 6 yr. old, solid bay, 15.1 hand,
multi-champion in halter and performance, Arabian stallion.
Music Man has been shown extensively on the east coast and has been
Junior and Senior Halter Champion several times. In addition he
has been Champion Junior English Pleasure Horse at the AHANE show
among others. He is qualified at the regional and national level
for both halter and performance. He will be shown this year at
the regionals and will got to the nationalsd in 1990 when that show
returns to Kentucky.
Music Man stands at Indian Head Stables in Uxbridge , Mass. at the
1989 introductory fee of $750.00. The facilities there include
a Vet with a speciality in equine reproduction on the premises.
Music Man has been blessed with a loving disposition and passes
this disposition on to his foals. He is a very correct horse with
a wonderful length of neck and a level top-line. He has a strong
back-end with good depth of hip.
He is an excellent representative of the Ferzon/Azraff cross which
boasts such National Champions as GAI Parada, Gai Seance, Gai
Florada(half-brother to Musuc Man). Music Man has four of the "magic"
crosses Ferzon sons an Azraff daughters or vice versa. What that
means for a breeding stallion is that due to this line-breeding Music
Man will pass on those traits he exhibits as his genotype is based
on horses of similar backgrounds.
I would be happy to send his pedigree and a video tape. Then come
see him and decide for yourself. We'd be happy to show him to you. We
are small breeders committed to excellence and hope to support others
like ourselves.
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| 94.4 | Holsteiner Stallion Service | LUDWIG::ROCK | | Tue Feb 05 1991 09:57 | 68 |
| I do not know if we have a stallion/breeding file but I thought I would
place this for those of you with mare that are interested in breeding.
COTTAGE BOY
Holsteiner Stallion
Born: 7/8/82
Breeder: Siever-Paulsen, W. Germany
Color: Dk. Bay
Height: 16.1 hands
HG: 78 inches (girth)
CB: 9 inches (cannon bone)
AHHA Aproved: 1985
Registration #: 211402 1001 01 (? the last #)
Stem: 4965
Sire: Corporal (holsteiner)
16.1/2 Bay
Dam:Gina III (holsteiner)
16.0 Bay
(copy of pedagree available if you want to contact ME or the OWNER)
Owners comments:
Powerful gaits, good jumper, exceptional temperment. Top breeding line
for dressage horses and jumpers. Shows impressive athletic abilities.
He produces foals with excellent conformation and beautiful movement,
size and kind temperaments.
Offspring Record:
years at stud: 6
Registered offspring:13
American: 13
Foreign: 0
(since 1987)
Foals presented: 4
Merit foals: 3
premiun foals: 0
Fees:
Stud fee: $1,000.00
Booking fees: 200.00 included
Shipped semen: 275.00 added
Video tape: yes
Contact owner:
Linda Gonynor
po box 356
Poolesville, MD. 20837
phone: 301-349-5658
or I have a flyer and will copy it for you.
Ludwig::rock dtn 225-4706
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| 94.5 | Standing at Stud: Memoir U.F. | STUDIO::PELUSO | PAINTS; color your corral | Fri Feb 21 1992 08:29 | 17 |
| Memoir U.F.
Chestnut/Overo AHRA/PtHA Pleasure Type
1991 New England Pleasure Type Stallion (Pinto), Halter Reserve
Champion - His first year shown!!!
`Rory' is an excellent represenetive of an unusual Arabian
bloodline entirely decended from the Davenport importation of 1906.
His folas are eligible for registration in both IAHA and PtHA
registries. He has a sweet, kind, and willing disposition that
makes him a pleasure to own.
1991 Fee: $200.00
Contact Sally Atchue (508)366-9538 or (508)839-9853
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| 94.6 | Standing at Stud: Satin Gold APHA/PtHA | STUDIO::PELUSO | PAINTS; color your corral | Mon Mar 09 1992 13:40 | 40 |
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Satin Gold
Palomino APHA/PtHA Tobiano/Overo
Pinto Champion #1502
ROE Halter
ROM Western Pleasure
Nearing ROMs in Dressage and Barrels
`Casper' is extremely smooth and easy to ride with a wonderful
disposition. His babies break easily and definatly have his
ability to ride. Put a 14-carrot foal in your barn - visit Satin
Gold!
1992 Fee- $500.00
Contact:
Sally Atchue
PO box 148
Grafton, MA 01510
508-839-9853, or 508-366-9538
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Author note:
Casper threw a beautifully colored `92 colt so far this year. His
`91 and `90 babies are local and winning futurities. Casper is
a pleasure to ride and handle.
Michele
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| 94.7 | Stallion Raffle | MPO::ROBINSON | You have HOW MANY cats??!! | Mon Apr 27 1992 14:04 | 13 |
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I don't know where else to put this, moderator move it
if there's a more appropriate place:
I am selling raffle tickets for a breeding to Shylock's
Golden Hier, a 7 yr old Palomino Tennessee Walking Horse.
He has been NEHC, NETWHA, NWHA, model and plantation
champion for the past three years. Impeccable manners,
easy natural gait, 16.1hh. Tickets are $5 each, and the
winner pays mare care. Heir lives in E. Waterboro, Maine.
Send me mail if you are interested MPO::ROBINSON
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| 94.8 | Blood Typed | ABACUS::FULTZ | | Mon Apr 27 1992 18:53 | 7 |
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Question???
Has this horse been blood typed..?
Donna
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| 94.9 | breeding certificates | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Thu May 13 1993 12:22 | 18 |
| This may be totaly off of the subject started here but.............
My husband and I now know that 2 of our mares are in foal. The
stallion owner usually gives the breeding certificate when the mare
foals. He says he likes to go see the foal first. Anyway, what is the
legal way the certificates are to be handled?
Our problem it that we are moving to Idaho in August and I don't think
the stallion owner will be willing to go all the way out there just to
bring the certificate. We were going to ask him for the certificate
before we left. (His character is questionable also) Can he legaly
withhold the certificate untill the foal is born.
ps. these horses are AQHA registered animals.
Virginia
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| 94.10 | Get a Rule Book from the Breed Registry | INGOT::ROBERTS | | Thu May 13 1993 14:30 | 25 |
| Again, "legal" only enters into it in the sense of a written, or
implied contract. There's often no laws specific to horse-breeding
operations. With Thoroughbreds, the stallion owner must give a
"certiicate" of sorts to the mare owner in order for the foals to be
registered. This is done as a matter of course, but can be withheld as
a method of making someone come up with the stud fee, if they have not
already paid it. If the mare is bred with an arrangement where the
stud fee is paid at the birth of the foal, then the stallion owner has
no leverage other than this in making sure s/he actually can get the
money. Have you folks already paid the stud fee? If so, then you
should find out what the breed registry rules require of the stallion
owner. My guess would be that if the fee is paid, then the stallion
owner owes you the right to register the foals. By the way, what's
with the "until he sees them" routine? It's not up to him whether or
not the foals can be registered, right? I think you mentioned that
your mares are Thoroughbreds, and the stallion is a quarter horse? So
the foals would be eligible to be Appendix registered. I'm not *real*
familiar with QH Appendix registration requirements, so maybe someone
can elaborate on this, but my understanding is that a foal can be
registered if one of the parents is a registered quarterhorse, but
someone from the breed registry has to visually approve the animal.
Or is he actually the person who does this inspection, i.e. he's
authorized by the AQHA to inspect appendix registered horses?
-ellie
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| 94.11 | Paid in full. | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Thu May 13 1993 15:29 | 20 |
| Ellie,
One mare is TB the other is QH. For the TB's foal will be registered
in the appendix regrestry. The foal will be registered in the AQHA
once it gets enough points. The stallion's ower going to see the foals
is his idea and I have no idea why he does it. Maybe to make the
owners an offer. We have paid the stud fees in full. We paid for 3
breedings and only two mares are in foal so in addition to asking for
the certificates we are also going to ask for the refund of the third
breeding. We don't expect to get it back tho. If he does give us a
hard time about either situation we will write to the AQHA and let them
know of his business practices. I hate to do that because the stallion
does produce some good stock but the owner isn't running the business
correctly. We are going to go see him this weekend and I will enter a
report on Monday.
Virginia
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| 94.12 | Good Luck | INGOT::ROBERTS | | Thu May 13 1993 15:34 | 5 |
| Well, good luck. Hope things work out for you. YOu mention in another
note moving to Boise. Does this mean you're leaving Digital? (Golly,
people are disappearing right and left...8^{ )
-e
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| 94.13 | Oh well! | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Thu May 13 1993 15:34 | 10 |
| Me again!
I just called the AQHA. They say the whole agreement is between us and
the stallion owner. There is nothing legal they can do about it but
they will take a report now of the situation and if when the foals drop
we cannot find the stallion owner for the certificate, they will locate
him. They still can't guarentee that we will be able to register the
foals.
Virginia
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| 94.14 | Yup. | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Thu May 13 1993 16:57 | 11 |
| Yup,
Going to Bosie in August I hope. I am contracted through Pinkerton so
leaving DEC would have happened sooner or later. (From what I have been
hearing it would have been sooner than later anyway). Me and my better
half are going to make our fortune in the horsey business. (don't
laugh). Things seem to be taking shape.
Oooo, does anyone know of a 4 horse goose neck trailer for sail?
Virginia
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| 94.15 | | CSCMA::SMITH | | Thu May 13 1993 17:47 | 4 |
| :^) you're going to sail them to Bosie?.. wouldn't the road be easier?
hee, hee, sorry i couldn't help it :^)
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| 94.16 | Ooops. | SWAM2::MASSEY_VI | It's all in the cue | Thu May 13 1993 17:56 | 5 |
| Gee, isn't that the safest form of travel these days?
Thanks for catching that one. I do it alot latey, stress and all.
V
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