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    USHJA Hunter Derby Finals

    So disappointed that I am not there as there are several super hunter stallions entered ... Shine, Crown Affair, Praise (Vallado), and Empire. Really great to see the stallions out there competing.
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    https://www.shownet.biz/Results/Clas...954&ClassID=11

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    • #3
      I agree... what a venue to showcase your stallion. Really makes you sit up & take notice. Is C Quito there too?

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        He may be at the show, but not in the derby. Scott Stewart is killing it with 4 of his in the top 6 of the first round.

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          HA...you think YOU'RE sad not to be there!!! Palladio finished at 30th for the year and qualified to go...WE REALLY WISH WE WERE THERE! :-) Ahh well...maybe a different year. I just don't know who decided that KY has to be SOOOO far from WA....can't we do some geography rearrangement? I think I'm going to move into a stall at Showjumper66's barn...it looks like a gorgeous barn and we'd be much closer to KY...hahahah. ( I swear my kids don't eat that much...just a couch and TV in one of your foaling stalls and we should be pretty happy.) I would settle for being able to go and spectate though...would love to watch the show!
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            Originally posted by SunkenMeadow View Post
            I agree... what a venue to showcase your stallion. Really makes you sit up & take notice. Is C Quito there too?
            Sadly no. Next year though, Jessie tells me.
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              Originally posted by showjumpers66 View Post
              https://www.shownet.biz/Results/Clas...954&ClassID=11
              Where would one find bloodline info on these horses?

              I tried looking up a few of them on USEF, but there are multiple horses with the same names, and without knowing the owner's name, I couldn't figure out which one was which.

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                Originally posted by DLee View Post
                Sadly no. Next year though, Jessie tells me.
                Fingers crossed and looking forward to it! This year we had Crown Affair to cheer on as the sire of Czola's 2011 filly, La Czaritza. Next year we will, with luck, have the sire of Czola's 2012 foal, CQuito, to cheer on.

                It makes it a lot of fun!
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                  What a treat to watch on the live streaming too!
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                    Originally posted by not again View Post
                    What a treat to watch on the live streaming too!
                    Agreed
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                      Originally posted by DownYonder View Post
                      Where would one find bloodline info on these horses?

                      I tried looking up a few of them on USEF, but there are multiple horses with the same names, and without knowing the owner's name, I couldn't figure out which one was which.
                      The Hunter Derby is a USHJA class.
                      Below is a link to the national standings page which lists the name of the owner for each horse. If you click on the horse name a page pops up that lists details of the performance record and any pedigree information available from USEF's records.

                      http://www.ushja.org/IHD/points/poin...0&fDate=6/1/11
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                      • #12
                        Does anyone know if C Coast Z is still a stallion? In Europe he was called Chuck Z and is a full brother to Silverstone. He jumped at the ISH level.
                        "Sometimes you just have to shut up and color."

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                          No, C Coast Z was gelded when he was brought here. He is now owned and shown by a 14yr old junior rider.

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                            Says here he is gelded.
                            http://usponyhunters.wikia.com/wiki/C_Coast_Z
                            and how great is it that they have his pedigree list
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                              Originally posted by Sakura Hill Farm View Post
                              Fingers crossed and looking forward to it! This year we had Crown Affair to cheer on as the sire of Czola's 2011 filly, La Czaritza. Next year we will, with luck, have the sire of Czola's 2012 foal, CQuito, to cheer on.

                              It makes it a lot of fun!
                              I bet it does, can't wait! I am hopefully going to see him in person when I am in Jackson next month.
                              We're spending our money on horses and bourbon. The rest we're just wasting.
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                                DLEE - ENJOY - I got to meet and pet and admire him at Thermal this year - nothing NOT to love about C Quito !!
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                                  Originally posted by ponygirl View Post
                                  Does anyone know if C Coast Z is still a stallion? In Europe he was called Chuck Z and is a full brother to Silverstone. He jumped at the ISH level.
                                  Thanks for that info, that's interesting. Silverstone is the sire of Listen, and I've been curious to see others by him.

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                                  • #18
                                    In the Chronicle preview issue on the Derby entries, it was interesting to read that only one horse was a TB; the rest all warmbloods...

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                                      Originally posted by CBoylen View Post
                                      Thanks for that info, that's interesting. Silverstone is the sire of Listen, and I've been curious to see others by him.

                                      You're welcome. Here is Listen's pedigree and real name: http://www.horsetelex.com/pedigree.php?horseid=48244
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                                        Originally posted by MintHillFarm View Post
                                        In the Chronicle preview issue on the Derby entries, it was interesting to read that only one horse was a TB; the rest all warmbloods...
                                        I saw that too.
                                        Wish there were more TBs out there doing the derbies.
                                        I also got a kick out of the multitude of horses listed as "unknown breeding".
                                        niccccce--wish we could find out. We all know someone knows! lol.
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