Recent content by JuliaFSH

My understanding is that the difference is Arcequine has had a lot more work done on perfecting the programmes that the unit dispenses.

No it's not. I believe the frequencies used are not the same and the frequencies are absolutely crucial. I've used it on a very seriously injured foal. The photos are on my Facebook page (Julia Hodkin). She was 2 weeks old and had a 7 inch gash that was 3 inches deep and gaping open 3 inches...

Horses can be viewed phenotypically (external looks) or genotypically (internal DNA - indicated by the genetic contents of their pedigree). To fully assess a horse's potential (i.e. ability that can't yet be demonstrated) you need to assess both views. Without seeing the pedigree of a horse...

Hi Oldywordy I'd love to know where you've got your information from? Please feel free to call me on 07775 633004 if you'd like to tell me privately, or if you're happy to share the source of your information on this forum then please do. IF you're really interested in the truth rather than a...

Bill Levett has a nice youngster by him. Cant remember it's name right now but if you look up Bill you'll find it. Chacoa has popped up on my radar too...

In the case of the Futurity, the commercial team and the grading panels are completely separate sets of people. There is no cross over. The individuals on the panel are in the main very well respected for their knowledge and professionalism. The would soon lose credibility among their fellow...

I'm sure the OP isn't trying to denigrate Future Illusion - as you say his results speak for themselves so it would be pretty tough to do so.

Hi Molly - you're right. Until this year he'd sired 100% 1st premium or higher Event foals from all his previous 4 crops. This year (his 5th crop) he had one single event foal who scored 7.96 so just missed out on a 1st premium. So as far as event foals go - everything that's been presented...

Very many congratulations. He look very athletic.

I agree with you - he hasn't proved himself in competition yet. He's had 1 very interrupted season eventing. Where he has competed he's done well though which is all I could ask. The intention is to keep him in competition work and move up the levels in due course whilst meeting his stud...

[ QUOTE ] JuliaFSH - I have come across FI a few times and love his stamp (just like my mare) and his progeny look great!! My only concern is that having a FO foal that developed a slightly boxy foot as a yearling, I now hear that a lot of FO progeny have similar. It has put me off using his...

Future Illusion would tick all the boxes you mentioned and was the No.1 Ranked Sire of Event Youngstock at the BEF Futurity last year

If you want a stallion with an outstandingly good temperament which he passes on to his offspring, plus has all the other credentials required to sire upper level eventers, why don't you take a look at our boy, Future Illusion

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Your filly is a real cracker and very many congratulations on buying into such a prolific MOTHERLINE. Your filly is out out of Cornish Queen I believe? I have her full sister at the moment, very kindly loaned to me by Bridget Parker who bred her and Cornish Queen amongst many others. I bred a...