lucretia
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where will i find the latest list and any info about the horses on it from you lot would be apprieciated x
TOP EVENTING SIRES
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seabiscuit
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Its all on the british eventing website! Go to the breeding section..
Thistle
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good article abot Jumbo in H&H this week.
lilpinkdonkey4
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http://www.britisheventing.com/page.asp?section=0001000100020026
on the right there is a link to the top 50 sires of all time and with competing prodgeny in 2007.
But yes, jumbo is the top (surprise surprise)
on the right there is a link to the top 50 sires of all time and with competing prodgeny in 2007.
But yes, jumbo is the top (surprise surprise)
little_pink_piggies
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ermmmm primitive rising babies tend to all have a very distinctive look about them, theyre all v similar
(the mother often walks to the collecting ring and thinks its my horse when its not and you look in the programme and its another primitive rising!)
(the mother often walks to the collecting ring and thinks its my horse when its not and you look in the programme and its another primitive rising!)
lucretia
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thank you am researching an article so all info gratefully recievied x
Thistle
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All the Fleetwater Opposition babies have a very distinctive look also. Tend to think like ponies and have HUGE ears!
KatB
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And normally one not so straight front leg
little_pink_piggies
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also primitive rising semen is held at jane holderness roddams stud only released to mares with proven form at advanced but im guessing thats the same for most eventing stallions these days?
Mags Mum
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Jumbo my friend has bred several by him, all movement to die for, brave and one hell of a jump.
Bossanova
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Normally it's one front foot slightly bigger, ever one I've seen has had good legs...
The Oppositions are also born rearers, you push them and thats their default setting!
And normally one not so straight front leg
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Normally it's one front foot slightly bigger, ever one I've seen has had good legs...
The Oppositions are also born rearers, you push them and thats their default setting!
Thistle
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And normally one not so straight front leg
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Normally it's one front foot slightly bigger, ever one I've seen has had good legs...
The Oppositions are also born rearers, you push them and thats their default setting!
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Luckily Floss doesn't seem to have inherited that one, or if she did she has got rid of it now.
Lately have pushed her more and had a couple of little discussions, she will throw a little buck/kick back but so far has not shown a tendency to wave, unlike the naughty pony.
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And normally one not so straight front leg
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Normally it's one front foot slightly bigger, ever one I've seen has had good legs...
The Oppositions are also born rearers, you push them and thats their default setting!
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Luckily Floss doesn't seem to have inherited that one, or if she did she has got rid of it now.
Lately have pushed her more and had a couple of little discussions, she will throw a little buck/kick back but so far has not shown a tendency to wave, unlike the naughty pony.