cavalier two for joy

I think it depends a lot on what you put him to, and what you are looking to breed. I've seen some lovely ones, but also a lot that are very plain. I have a rising 3 y.o. by him (which isn't coloured!) out of a 3/4 TB ISH mare which I plan to event when he's older, and which I'm hoping will turn out very nice - although it's quite hard to tell at the moment as he's going through a slightly llama-like phase and a bit of a growth spurt so his back end is currently several inches higher than the front end! :D
 
His son Cavalier Jump for Joy is quite nice and piebald and he gets an awful lot of mares but of a very mixed bag so one or two nice ones but the rest pretty. As for Two for Joy, there is a trickle of nice stuff, again if the mare is good he can throw quite nice stuff.
 
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