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    Trakehner broodmare on Craigs List in PA

    http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/grd/1587884763.html

    I know nothing about this mare. Just thought I would give her some additional exposure.
    Oh, well, clearly you're not thoroughly indoctrinated to COTH yet, because finger pointing and drawing conclusions are the cornerstones of this great online community. (Tidy Rabbit)
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    Ummm, if I am not mistaken, this is an Abdullah daughter... I'd take her if I could but since I have no job and live 3000 miles away, there is no chance. She looks like a nice girl, someone? Anyone?
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    • #3
      What a lovely mare. I hope she finds a wonderful home.
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      • #4
        I am also under the impression that the mare is an Abdullah daughter, but has quarter horse blood in her damline. I could be very wrong, but I remember seeing an Abdullah daughter on CL, then being disappointed by the damline.

        In any case, hopefully she finds a good home.
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        • #5
          DD, I think that was the Abdullah daughter on the Uncouth BB. She was older - around 19 or 20 I think. This seems to be a different mare. I hope she find a great home!

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          • #6
            I am anxiously awaiting a reply. :-)

            She fits what I want perfectly. I want a light riding horse since I really dont have time to ride, but a mare I can breed since that is what I love.

            Cross your fingers everyone! She really could be what Ive been looking for!

            She would join the ranks of some very very spoiled mares, and a forever home. I keep my older gals, you know the expensive lawn ornament types. Haha.

            But I have to meet her first.
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            • #7
              sire is : http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/apache7

              dam is : http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amethysts+echo

              Someone please give this mare a good home!
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                I like Royal Chocolate very much
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                • #9
                  I like Royal Chocolate very much
                  Me too ... one of my favorite show mares many years ago was a Royal Chocolate daughter and she was GORGEOUS!!!
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                  • #10
                    Good luck Vita!

                    I posted an older TK mare on uncouthbb.com/forum/ that is here in WI and priced very low. ATA and AHS Approved!
                    I hope she finds a home too.
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by aurum View Post
                      sire is : http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/apache7

                      dam is : http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amethysts+echo

                      Someone please give this mare a good home!
                      Valuable bloodlines. Good luck Vita! Let us know if you get her.
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                      • #12
                        http://www.dreamhorse.com/show_horse...3&share_this=Y


                        Free Pennant mare in W VA
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                          Originally posted by vita_impavida View Post
                          I am anxiously awaiting a reply. :-)

                          She fits what I want perfectly. I want a light riding horse since I really dont have time to ride, but a mare I can breed since that is what I love.

                          Cross your fingers everyone! She really could be what Ive been looking for!

                          She would join the ranks of some very very spoiled mares, and a forever home. I keep my older gals, you know the expensive lawn ornament types. Haha.

                          But I have to meet her first.
                          Good Luck!!! Keep us posted! This mare looks like a nice girl.
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                            When I left for church this morning, the status was that we were going to take this Apache daughter and I was going to breed her to Taz. Art was ready to hit the road this week...had a lay over planned, etc.

                            When we got home and I called the owner, the plans had changed. She is now going to True Colors in Canada.

                            Congrats! Admittedly, I am very bummed.

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                              DRATS doesnt even cover it. Ugh.

                              When I saw she was by Apache, I almost freaked. I LOVE that stallion.

                              Sigh. :-( But at least shes going to a good home.
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                              • #16
                                OMG, Molly Malone, that WVA mare is a full sister to my Pennant mare. She would have been bred by Merry Bush, a neighbor of Pennant Farm. It makes me so sad that her owner can't keep her as a retiree.
                                ~Another proud member of the TrakehNERD clique ~

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                                • #17
                                  Im sorry guys - I really am ...

                                  I would have been disappointed (for me) but happy (for you) to hear she was going to one of you instead

                                  She is such a neat neat mare and I believe the first match for her will be a US based stallion since we have so much damned trouble getting semen across the border right now with the CEM issues and then in 2011 she will be bred to Guaranteed Gold

                                  Gwen in Germany is being great about recommending some fabulous Trakehner stallions for her in the US but I am really open to hear what stallions you all feel might cross well with her also

                                  Not only is the Apache connection stellar with her, but as I mentioned earlier on, I loved my Royal Chocolate mare and this is the first mare (or horse for that matter!) that I have come across that has the Royal Chocolate bloodlines in there

                                  So - I am putting together transportation arrangements for her now and wont get to actually see her until about April/May once she is safely and happily confirmed in foal

                                  Please do forward any/all suggestions for this lovely mare as to future stallion choices as well

                                  Many thanks as always ...
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                                  • #18
                                    Sorry all, I told Donna about her and pushed a bit on Donna as these Trakehner lines should not go under. I would have loved to have her myself although I do not want greys but that one would make an exception to my rule due to her bloodlines. She is double Maharadscha which is fabulous and the Schabernack in addition I love. My choice for her is Hilife to bring some flash into it. If she is in foal to Hilife I may well talk Donna into selling her to me then.
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                                    • #19
                                      Is this the same mare who was listed on Craigslist?
                                      Why was she on craigslist?
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                                      • #20
                                        Is this the same mare who was listed on Craigslist?
                                        Why was she on craigslist?
                                        Yes it is

                                        The owner told me this morning that she agonized over what to do with her and thought at best there might be "some" local interest in her, hence the decision to put her ad - locally - on the Craiglist site, and hope that someone in the immediate area would have some use for her

                                        She had NO idea she'd be getting interest from Germany, Canada, Texas and other far flung areas!

                                        She bought the mare as a riding partner because she simply liked her - and she had no idea at all that her bloodlines were that sought after or desirable at all and she was very gratified to learn how valuable she was to the breeding community

                                        I told her that my intention would be to breed her and perhaps keep her for 1 or 2 foals and that Gwen also LOVED this mare and her bloodlines and she may well go to Gwen sooner rather than later. I sent her pictures of my horses and of my farm, and sent her to link to Gwen's place and told her about Gwen putting her Trakehner mare Bianca down last fall at the age of 32, and how once the mare was done with her broodmare duties, she would then live out the remainder of her days with the other "old girls" at Gwen's place and her owner felt this was the perfect situation for her

                                        I think we all appreciate what a treasure this mare truly is and I think we can all be grateful that she is going to terrific home(s) where her bloodlines will be preserved into the next generations
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