Any thoughts on mountain pearl rid stallion?

There is an awful lot to take into account, and depends on whether you want to consolidate certain attributes or bring in new attributes. (This gets into the genetics, which I won't bore you with). I strongly suggest you talk to a few knowledgeable ID breeders and discuss what you are looking to produce. Good luck!
 
He is an old boy now, I think I would be making enquires on the percentage of mares he gets in foal before parting with alot of money. I think he is in Ireland, so you would be using frozen semen.

I expect someone will answer your question with some relevant info.

I like Avanti Amorous Archie, he competes regulary and very successfully and has a wonderful temperament. His foals are super from all types of mare.
 
How far are you away from the stud? If its feasible Id suggest going and having a look for yourself.
I had a Mountain Pearl filly, I wouldnt necessarily have used him myself on this particular mare, but she was purchased in foal already.

In the end it depends what you like and you are looking for, as we all have very different opinions on type etc., and what one person likes another won't
 
What are your hoping to breed? A heavyweight/mediumweight? all-rounder? Two quite different but both powerful types and the Clover Brigades I've seen are workmanlike sorts that certainly jump. :)
 
101doris said:
I am thinking of using this stallion for my clover brigade mare, does anyone have any info. Or insights?
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Lovely stallion... went to see him recently and was very impressed... Stud owner is very good to deal with... Stallion is in great shape and looks half his age
 
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