no_no_nanette
Well-Known Member
Following on from the posts about TB sires, just wanted to give this guy a plug, 'cos not many people know about him, but he's a super stallion, and one of those few who is genuinely an "improving" sire, having seen pics of some of his offspring from very ordinary mares .....
He has had a very chequered ownership history, hence his low profile - I believe that the syndicate who owned him went bust and he ended up standing in a stable for 4 years. In spite of this experience, he has one of best temperaments that I have come across in a stallion, a beautiful head, and is really well put together. His current owner, who loves the stallion to bits, is a very, very experienced horseman who used to be very well known as a physio in eventing circles, and has the sort of instinctive feel for a horse that you don't often come across any more.
Unfortunately Ranger is only available with natural cover, but he is really worth a look if you are in the south-east - he is based near Sevenoaks. His offspring are beginning to do well in the showring, with a very limited book of mares so far.... This is him :
http://www.sporthorse-data.com/d?d=Hever...&birthland=
We are going up to the stud in a couple of weeks' time, so will post some pics of Ranger and of some of his offspring after we've visited
He has had a very chequered ownership history, hence his low profile - I believe that the syndicate who owned him went bust and he ended up standing in a stable for 4 years. In spite of this experience, he has one of best temperaments that I have come across in a stallion, a beautiful head, and is really well put together. His current owner, who loves the stallion to bits, is a very, very experienced horseman who used to be very well known as a physio in eventing circles, and has the sort of instinctive feel for a horse that you don't often come across any more.
Unfortunately Ranger is only available with natural cover, but he is really worth a look if you are in the south-east - he is based near Sevenoaks. His offspring are beginning to do well in the showring, with a very limited book of mares so far.... This is him :
http://www.sporthorse-data.com/d?d=Hever...&birthland=
We are going up to the stud in a couple of weeks' time, so will post some pics of Ranger and of some of his offspring after we've visited