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  • Lord Helpus, thanks for that explanation!

    She really was a lovely filly - we had several nice horses at the barn that could probably (at this point) be picked up for a song, but not that one!

    'O lente, lente currite noctis equi' - Ovid

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    • I agree with Lord Helpus and Silly Mommy plus I would like to add Run Away Groom and Popcorn for my favorite studs.

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      • Well- Lio is registered as Fire Within,shows as Louder THan WOrds. He looks EXACTLY like his daddy & grandpa. http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

        [This message was edited by jumpsalot on Dec. 07, 2003 at 10:02 PM.]

        [This message was edited by jumpsalot on Dec. 08, 2003 at 07:11 PM.]
        It\'s a pity life ain\'t got no warranty for times like now...

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        • Wow!!! Blast from the past!!!

          <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> agree with Lord Helpus and Silly Mommy plus I would like to add Run Away Groom and Popcorn for my favorite studs <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

          My parents stood Popcorn one of his last seasons (leased from Cornell) - if it's the same one - was back in the early to mid 70's.

          That's how I learned about the birds and the bees - mom got out the vet book...

          I'm not kidding!!!

          Most people who go around fanning the flames of crises are themselves the problem.


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          • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by doublete:

            My quietest, smartest, most athletic, etc is double bred Northern Dancer, but he was bred in Ireland (for the turf) so I don't expect many of his siblings to be over here.

            Retraining and rehabbing Off Track TB's.
            http://www.geocities.com/doubletefarm<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

            Mine is from Ireland also head shot of sire, conformation shot of sirebut I have been able to track a few through DRF Stable News (and a helpful vet that likes my horse and is active in the TB world -- he tells me of one every now and then).

            As for TB sporthorse sires, what about Hand In Glove? I don't think he did any breeding for the track but I heard he did fairly well at stud once sold to France. He was a nice looking horse, and we just happen to have a mare by him in the barn now.

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            • Wow Silly Mommy- Popcorn GVBA stallion station. I think it was probably the same one. Boy, if the mare was a looker you could pick a Popcorn baby out in a crowd.

              I had a couple of his babies. Beautiful, big and a little high strung. How lucky for you to have him at your home. It would have been a dream come true for me!!!

              PS: I like your baby alot- saw your pictures. I think you have a winner in him. Good Luck!!!!

              [This message was edited by OLD A/O on Dec. 08, 2003 at 10:51 AM.]

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              • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by NancyL:
                <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by doublete:

                My quietest, smartest, most athletic, etc is double bred Northern Dancer, but he was bred in Ireland (for the turf) so I don't expect many of his siblings to be over here.

                Retraining and rehabbing Off Track TB's.
                http://www.geocities.com/doubletefarm<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                Mine is from Ireland also http://www.coolmore.com/stallions/Al...&StallionID=4, http://www.coolmore.com/stallions/Al...tallionID=4but I have been able to track a few through DRF Stable News (and a helpful vet that likes my horse and is active in the TB world -- he tells me of one every now and then). &lt;HR&gt;&lt;/BLOCKQUOTE&gt;



                Mine is by Common Grounds.. Can anyone find a picture of him? I just ran a google search and didnt have any luck...

                Retraining and rehabbing Off Track TB's.
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                Race training and retraining Thoroughbreds.

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                • Sweetie

                  Sweetie has Buckpasser, War Admiral, Native Dancer, Bold Ruler and my favorite Silver Buck (my beloved Silver's sire).

                  I am just glad she is a nice mare.

                  Don't just appear in life, STAR in it!

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                  • NancyL--Hand In Glove was by Best Turn, who also sired several other good sport horses...including my jumper

                    No one has mentioned What Luck. He is my mare's broodmare sire, and I've heard he's quite popular in the quarter horse world for siring hunters. My mare is big, dark, and has a really nice temperament, which I have also heard he tends to throw.

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                    • I have one OTTB right now, got him here in HKG... although the CUTEST gelding just arrived... LOL

                      Mine is by Petoski (Niniski- Sushilla/Petingo) out of a Hot Spark mare. He has Grey Sovereign, Habitat, Nijinsky, Ribot, Turn To, etc etc (once I get going, you can't stop me).

                      He was bred in G.B. and raced for 3 seasons here until he was retired. I have been searching high and low for a picture of Petoski, but only managed to find a very
                      pixel-y race photo.

                      Dressager
                      You don't throw a whole life away just because its a little banged up - Tom Smith
                      You don't throw a whole life away just because its a little banged up - Tom Smith

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                      • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by caryledee:
                        NancyL--Hand In Glove was by Best Turn, who also sired several other good sport horses...including my jumper

                        No one has mentioned What Luck. He is my mare's broodmare sire, and I've heard he's quite popular in the quarter horse world for siring hunters. My mare is big, dark, and has a really nice temperament, which I have also heard he tends to throw.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

                        I really like What Luck and I am suprised that nobody has mentioned Damascus.

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                        • This is for the guy I used to ride. He's now 23 & still trucking kids around the 3ft hunters (& still winning!!) I have no idea if these are good lines, but I know he did well on the track for 7 years!


                          http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

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                          • I had a flashy old stallion named Chicago Native, by Native Charger(Native Dancer-Heliopolis mare) and out of a Sword Dancer(sire of Damascus) daughter.The head of AWR wanted to have semen shipped for her WB mares years ago, but the old guy had only done live cover, and wanted nothing to do with that collecting business! Such a shame! His half-brother by Never Bend went to Australia and sired True Blue Girdwood, who was on the 1996 Gold-medal Aussie 3-day-event team with Phillip Dutton.
                            I still have one TB daughter, an APHA reg. daughter and my son has an appx. QH daughter. The old fellow sired horses that were sensitive, but beautiful movers, and a gelding by him o/o a half Trakehner mare I have is showing in dressage now and doing great, but loved to free-jump as a two-yr-old! The old fellow ran until he was six, and had tons of bone! I now have a Stage Door Johnny grandson with War Relic on the dam's side, also big old chestnut with great bone. I don't think either horse sired a lot of successful racers, unless people stuck with them until they got to four or five(one Chicago gelding ran until he was 11!). Both have sired succesful jumpers and hunters. I have five TB broodmares with a variety of bloodlines(Fighting Affair, Admiral Drake,Pretense,Tom Fool,Prince John,Round Table) but the fanciest is a Buckpasser granddaughter with two crosses to the TB sire of Furioso, Precipitation. She's gorgeous at 23, and I just hope we can keep her line going a bit longer... I love researching bloodlines, and sometimes if you take a chance on an individual with a less-than-stellar career, you get a goldmine in the breeding shed!

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                            • <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Juno:
                              My mare's by Deerhound (Danzig x Lassie Dear by Buckpasser) out of a Wolfpower (S.African stallion) mare. She has Buckpasser twice, once on top and once on bottom. In fact, she has only 7 instead of the usual 8 great-grandparents Might explain why she's a little fruity!

                              What the HECK happened to global warming?!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


                              I've got one with only 5 great grandparents. Unusual to see when you recognize most of the names involved!

                              http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

                              madeline
                              madeline
                              * What you release is what you teach * Don't be distracted by unwanted behavior* Whoever waits the longest is the teacher. Van Hargis

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                              • Looking through the National Steeplechase Association's statistics for 2003, one name stands out: Northern Dancer. Of the top 10 money winning steeplechase horses and the top 10 money winning timber horses , Northern Dancer appears in all but 5. Usually in the first 3 generations.

                                Other names that appear repeatedly are Roberto, Hail to Reason, Red Ransom and Sir Gaylord. Someone mentioned Tourbillon. He shows up frequently.

                                But Northern Dancer is EVERYWHERE....

                                madeline
                                madeline
                                * What you release is what you teach * Don't be distracted by unwanted behavior* Whoever waits the longest is the teacher. Van Hargis

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                                • Original Poster

                                  I'm impressed with this thread. I'm sorry I haven't posted about some of the pedigrees posted but I've looked at them all, and all of the ones with good jumping horses have only a few horses in common....they are Turn To, Ambiorix...from the mare Lavendula, Ribot, and another not mentioned...Princequlio. From there come alot of horses....Sir Gaylord, Dr Fagen.....ect.
                                  I've been playing with this and all the horses I know, that are good jumpers have these horses in their pedigree.
                                  I know this is not the end all to a good horse, there will always be the freaks that come out of no where wih nothing behind them, but I am impressed that ALL the good horses I know DO have these lines behind them.
                                  No I'm going to start looking into bad form hunter jumpers (that obviously didn't make it into the show rings)I know and see what they have behind them and start compareing.
                                  Thanks for all the input on this thread.
                                  Mary

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                                  • Here is my boy's pedigree. Though his Jockey Club name is Misko, I call him Kaiser Vagabund.

                                    http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

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                                    • I just yesterday bought a half brother to Real Quiet (Derby and Preakness winner). Goes back to Mr. Prospector through Fappiano on the top. Goes back to Ribot on the dam's side.

                                      This horse is a fantastic mover- may have the best movement I've seen on a full TB.

                                      Here's his pedigree on the sire line(for Real Quiet... they don't have my guy listed, despite being nominated for the 2002 Derby): http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

                                      [This message was edited by wanderlust on Dec. 08, 2003 at 02:21 PM.]

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                                      • I don't know much about TB bloodlines.
                                        Here is Tap's mom's dad's bloodlines. (wow I hope that made sense!)
                                        http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.p...=Standard&x2=n

                                        ~Steph

                                        *Tapestry* 2000 Dutch WB mare by Contango
                                        Originally posted by JSwan
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                                        • My friend wants to look up her horse, but he is not on pedigreequery, so what is the website where you can type in the horses name and get their parents. There was a post earlier this year explaining how to do this, but I can't find it!

                                          Thanks for your help!

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