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Follow that link, quite useful they all say their names on the rider bigs. Interesting to see how they go
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I'm disappointed that there aren't more photos of Future Illusion

Also - you must have far better eyesight than I do as I can't read most of those bibs for love nor money!!
 
there are 8 or 9 photos of Future Illusion

I make the first two stallions (bay and chestnut - first 8 lines) as Classic Primitive and Chilli Morning

Then Future Illusion
Then a dark bay/brown - rider with black jacket - but cant read horses long name

Then Hollins Hall with a girl riding
Then Jigolo another dark bay.brown

Then brighter bay in a double is King of the Hill

Then On Air I think the next one is called, that carries on onto page 2

Then Primitive Faire Tale

Then a steel grey that seems to have an incredibly long name

Then a coloured whose name I also cant readm then Up with the Lark

Then the next coloured is Uptons Deli Circus
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And Sir Suave is the one in hand
 
There are pics here as well

http://www.rgb-prints.co.uk/users/2/photosets/696/photos

From the original Link

8964 - 8983 with Brook Staples riding = Classic Primitive

8985 - 8994 = Nick Gauntlett ridign Chilli Morning

Then Classic Primitive Again

then Chilli Morning again

9031 - 9043 = Jeanette Brakewell riding Future Illusion

9048 - 9063 = woman riding Grafenstoltz

9067 -9078 - Helen Wilson riding Hollins Hall

9081 - 9090 - girl with tween jacket on jazz time III

9093 - 9101 = girl on Jigilo

9106 - 9120 = King of the Hill

9123 - page 9135 = Jolyce Clancy on On Air

9142 - 9157 = Primitive Faerie Tale

9160 - 9174 = Springfield Symphony (grey)

9176 - 9187 = Tullibards Romeo (coloured)

9189 - 9203 = Up wtih the Lark

9207 - 9217 - Uptons Deli Circus (coloured)

9221 - 9239 - Washington Postman

Last few in hand = Sir Suave
 
Is Nick Gauntelt very tall or is Chilli Morning small. Hollins Hall looked smart but would love to know why he failed his grading.
 
I think Nick must be very tall as i thought Chilli morning was about 16.3.
Hollins Hall i am informed by a reliable source failed his grading on a problem with his front legs
 
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I think Nick must be very tall as i thought Chilli morning was about 16.3.
Hollins Hall i am informed by a reliable source failed his grading on a problem with his front legs

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Nick is VERY tall!
 
I have to say that I just love the look of Future Illusion - such a lovely attitude in one so young. Do like the look of Chilli Morning as well.
 
I think some others there look more impressive than Chilli Morning but he was of course also competing there and very fit. There is no arguing with his results, I am toying with the idea of putting my now 2yo Mill Law x Deconometrie in foal to him next spring before bringing her over to Belgium to be broken.
 
Yes Chilli Morning looks very light but he was 3* fit.
I have to say though, I warmed up alongside him at Somerley and wasnt *that* impressed. He does jump though and he is careful, I think he's a decent horse
 
Would want to see what he's throwing before I decided, think his first crop were born last year? He's got a good amount of tb though and I am very impressed with his results, not many other stallions in UK eventing compare there. I don't know if you've seen Mill Law in the flesh, he's not wow at all, but he's definately coming up with the goods. On the other hand might make more sense to get her in foal once she's here as vet costs are lower. And there was me saying never breeding again!
 
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I'm disappointed that there aren't more photos of Future Illusion

Also - you must have far better eyesight than I do as I can't read most of those bibs for love nor money!!

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I can't actually tell which one IS FI, so if anyone would kindly say which ones are him that would help thanks. Plus I can read/guess at some bibs, but many of them are not sufficiently front on enough to make out.
 
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Would want to see what he's throwing before I decided, think his first crop were born last year? He's got a good amount of tb though and I am very impressed with his results, not many other stallions in UK eventing compare there.

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First lot are two year old's - a couple are down in Devon. Why not email Nick for some photo's.
 
There are a couple that stand out from the crowd for me, both youngsters, will be nice to see how they develop.

Hollins Hall doesn't do anything for me.

One of the older horses I am surprised at his poor behaviour considering his mileage.
 
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