Recent content by goosetoo

Well I can say I used Lambridden too for AI- and never ever again! I know of another 4 people of the same opinion....

Agree with your comments and am aware of the "rules" -so, yes, I will be watching "this space" along with many others I'm sure. Delovely, thanks for posting pics. Ihad never come across stallion before, and was impressed by him, your youngster is very nice.

[ QUOTE ] Previously stallions have gone forward for grading that have been Grade A showjumpers and still been given "Listed" status, so again giving the above stallion a year to fulfill competition requiresments does sound strange as previously stallions are not able to be promoted up the...

Because of this stallions age (ie he is not coming forward as a 3yo) he is expected to achieve a certain level in sport. This years licence I see as a good thing for this stallion. I am not a coloured fan (not predjudice either) but this stallion is the only stallion, other than the lovely...

I was there and can comment that the only stallion there which was very nice was the chestnut pony KANTJES ALVARETTO. This is apparent in the grading awarded. Worthy of its award. Of the others which were Registered, the coloured UDO VAN PADHUIS was the only other horse to have stallion...

Flyingcolours - I am aware that most organisations now require DNA parentage testing as proof of parentage, thus superseeding the requirement for a covering certificate.... maybe the organisations that the resulting foals (from the unpaid coverings) were registered with, were done so in this...

Some describe a black as a horse that is agouti negative, as the distribution of the black hairs is throughout the coat, however these true blacks can carry the red factor. We have a black tobiano mare agouti negative, however she also has the red gene. Our homozygous black stallion is however...