springfallstud
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Do any of you use this site? Have you ever loaded up your pedigrees?
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/
All breeds database...any of you use it?
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sallyf
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Yep i do well my stallions and youngstock ans boodies are on it.
very helpful when someone wants to see a foal or youngsters pedigree.
very helpful when someone wants to see a foal or youngsters pedigree.
brackenhappy
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yep! bracken and her late foal are on it gonna add new foalie if it ever gets concieved!!!!
christine48
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yes have put all of mine on it.
Irishcobs
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Some of ours from work are on there. The younger lot aren't yet.
PapaFrita
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Yep. PF is on it
Evadiva1514
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Yes, my two girls are on the site!!
Enfys
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Oh Yes! Years ago I spent months tracking down a pedigree that takes mere minutes now! I have put all mine on it, sometimes there are inaccuracies, it is only as good as the information put on it, but generally it is incredibly useful.
I discovered that my QH and my APHA, although registered with different associations, actually share very similar bloodlines, and I simply wouldn't have known where to start looking for that sort of information over here. It is also really interesting to be able to find photos and performance records too. I am too tight to pay to enter photographs of my horses though!
I discovered that my QH and my APHA, although registered with different associations, actually share very similar bloodlines, and I simply wouldn't have known where to start looking for that sort of information over here. It is also really interesting to be able to find photos and performance records too. I am too tight to pay to enter photographs of my horses though!
brackenhappy
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lol!!!
enfys i'm the same!!!
pay enough for my horse without paying for her face on the internet!!!!
Navalgem
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yup mine are on it
volatis
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yes I use it, but you do have to watch out for some glaring errors where some idiots think it is funny to change pedigrees for fun
TFS
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yes i use it and i like to put all my homebreds on it and it makes it easy to show some one your horses full pedigree
TFS
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i would like to be able to write who has bred each of them
Navalgem
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yes I use it, but you do have to watch out for some glaring errors where some idiots think it is funny to change pedigrees for fun
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great, so how do you know if you're checking breeding that it is actually right?
yes I use it, but you do have to watch out for some glaring errors where some idiots think it is funny to change pedigrees for fun
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druid
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You don't have to pay to add a pic?
Tia
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Same as me Enfys! I'm not paying to put up a photo of my lot - would cost me a fortune, LOL!!
Yes I use Allbreed and all of my horses are registered on there. I have found this site absolutely invaluable.
Yes I use Allbreed and all of my horses are registered on there. I have found this site absolutely invaluable.
Weezy
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Yes I use it, and I have introduced hundreds of people to it too. I check ever such a lot of horses on there, and whilst you do need to have your wits about you because of inaccuracies, it is a great tool.
druid
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You don't have to pay to add photos!
Choose a pedigree.
Click "maintaince" then "edit information".
There is a box to paste in the URL of a photo on the web already (i.e. in photobucket) under "extra optional information".
The payment is if you want to upload photos to their servers instead of hosting them somewhere like photobucket.
Choose a pedigree.
Click "maintaince" then "edit information".
There is a box to paste in the URL of a photo on the web already (i.e. in photobucket) under "extra optional information".
The payment is if you want to upload photos to their servers instead of hosting them somewhere like photobucket.
Bounty
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All the TB's I've owned I've entered onto it. My others are mongrels of unknown origin, otherwise I'd have put them up there too
Enfys
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You don't have to pay to add photos!
Choose a pedigree.
Click "maintaince" then "edit information".
There is a box to paste in the URL of a photo on the web already (i.e. in photobucket) under "extra optional information".
The payment is if you want to upload photos to their servers instead of hosting them somewhere like photobucket.
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Aaaah. Thankyou for that Druid.
You don't have to pay to add photos!
Choose a pedigree.
Click "maintaince" then "edit information".
There is a box to paste in the URL of a photo on the web already (i.e. in photobucket) under "extra optional information".
The payment is if you want to upload photos to their servers instead of hosting them somewhere like photobucket.
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Aaaah. Thankyou for that Druid.
magic104
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Yep I am another one who uses this site, I think it is invaluable for helping with records of breeding & some very useful photo's & info can be found on there. My mare is on there as though I may not know her breeding she has bred a foal this year & may again in the future. If her breeding ever becomes known then it can be updated.
PapaFrita
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I am too tight to pay to enter photographs of my horses though!
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I put a pic of PF up (not her Weatherby's name, incidentally
) for nothing.
I am too tight to pay to enter photographs of my horses though!
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I put a pic of PF up (not her Weatherby's name, incidentally
PapaFrita
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yes I use it, but you do have to watch out for some glaring errors where some idiots think it is funny to change pedigrees for fun
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Really? Why on earth would they do something that idiotic??!
yes I use it, but you do have to watch out for some glaring errors where some idiots think it is funny to change pedigrees for fun
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Really? Why on earth would they do something that idiotic??!
MissIndependance
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Yes - I pu all my horses and their offspring onit and then link to it from the website - saves me typing out each individual pedigree for the site!
Damien
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Yes use it all the time for research but add our own to http://www.paardenfokken.nl/ with databases like these readily availible its sad to think of the thousands that have been spent developing the NED
MissIndependance
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Opie that's a really good site - will have to have a play with that...
ust put in a 'virtual mating' of one of my mares and her 2008 foal's daddy and it came up with the pedigree plus XX/OX percentage : 56.06%
Does that mean it will be 56.06% TB is that what the XX/OX bit means?
ust put in a 'virtual mating' of one of my mares and her 2008 foal's daddy and it came up with the pedigree plus XX/OX percentage : 56.06%
Does that mean it will be 56.06% TB is that what the XX/OX bit means?
dieseldog
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I love it, and also the one OPIE posted is good. I really like looking at the pictures of the old stallions
This is my sisters horse's pictures, Valentino , (go reports, Photos) it starts of with normal Warmbloods, then great big draught horses, photos of Arabs in the desert and what looks like TBs in the USA, you would never get that from just looking at a pedigree
This is my sisters horse's pictures, Valentino , (go reports, Photos) it starts of with normal Warmbloods, then great big draught horses, photos of Arabs in the desert and what looks like TBs in the USA, you would never get that from just looking at a pedigree
magic104
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Interesting 2 different dates for the same horse??
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amina
http://www.paardenfokken.nl/pedigree.php?horseid=171359
Yet the pedigree is the same but one is dated at 1977 & the other 1969.
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amina
http://www.paardenfokken.nl/pedigree.php?horseid=171359
Yet the pedigree is the same but one is dated at 1977 & the other 1969.
dieseldog
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Interesting 2 different dates for the same horse??
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amina
http://www.paardenfokken.nl/pedigree.php?horseid=171359
Yet the pedigree is the same but one is dated at 1977 & the other 1969.
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They aren't the same horse, unless you linked the wrong ones. Different breeding same name
Interesting 2 different dates for the same horse??
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/amina
http://www.paardenfokken.nl/pedigree.php?horseid=171359
Yet the pedigree is the same but one is dated at 1977 & the other 1969.
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They aren't the same horse, unless you linked the wrong ones. Different breeding same name
Damien
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Opie that's a really good site - will have to have a play with that
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i agree it is brilliant
and everything added is reveiwed and verified by editors, although I think because it's taking off so well the editing is taking longer.........
It shows Umenno as being 53% TB so very usefull and perhaps the reason why the graders stated he gives so much "Blood" to his progeny and describe him as being a refining sire. I love using the virtual mating too its just fab!
Check out the family trees also, at the bottom of the listings you can request that the family tree shows progeny of dam, progeny of sire, or even progeny that have become approved sires or competed Internationally. It reveals the ture value of the predicate systems used by the Dutch and what mare lines are valuable for breeding, what they have achieved, the progeny etc... never buy a horse without consulting all the data first....... hey I know you can't ride papers but you sure do get a great insight to the potential and worthiness of breeding stock!
i really hope that more and more British breeders start using it as it would be of great value for everyone! Who needs NED LOL
Opie that's a really good site - will have to have a play with that
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i agree it is brilliant
It shows Umenno as being 53% TB so very usefull and perhaps the reason why the graders stated he gives so much "Blood" to his progeny and describe him as being a refining sire. I love using the virtual mating too its just fab!
Check out the family trees also, at the bottom of the listings you can request that the family tree shows progeny of dam, progeny of sire, or even progeny that have become approved sires or competed Internationally. It reveals the ture value of the predicate systems used by the Dutch and what mare lines are valuable for breeding, what they have achieved, the progeny etc... never buy a horse without consulting all the data first....... hey I know you can't ride papers but you sure do get a great insight to the potential and worthiness of breeding stock!
i really hope that more and more British breeders start using it as it would be of great value for everyone! Who needs NED LOL