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Say hello to my new mare Tilly shes approx 14.2hh Gypsy Cob mare, im looking to put her in foal this year, but have a lack of potential boyfriends!

Ideally id keep the foal as something bigger for me to do abit of dressage and SJ. So i was thinking along the lines of putting her to a TB or 3/4 coloured TB to produce a nice sized foal.


What do you guys think? Can anyone advise me of some nice potential boyfriends??

Thanks
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Has anyone got nice pics of TB/Cobs.....sorry, I only ask as the only one's I've seen in real life have been a bit odd looking (small bodies and big heads) but I'm sure they're not all like that!

How about something a bit chunkier - warm blood? Jenny LC is just aorund the corner from you! haa haa xx
 
Hey, I live in Andover as well! I would say come and meet my piebald cob Clyde, but he doesn't have the whatsits to oblige. Jenny Loriston Clarke has some beooootiful stallions and she's just down the road!
 
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Hey, I live in Andover as well! I would say come and meet my piebald cob Clyde, but he doesn't have the whatsits to oblige. Jenny Loriston Clarke has some beooootiful stallions and she's just down the road!

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Can I have one of JLC for my birthday please? It is my 30th.

Thanks mum x
 
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My friend has a lovely skewbald TBXCob dont have any pictures, if im completely honest it does have rather large ears...
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That will be the TB then - Ty has ears like a donkey!

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What sort of stud fee you looking to pay? I think a warmblood possibly would be best, or some sort of sport horse. Irish may be?

My boy is an American Pacer x traddy cob, and he's turned out fab!!
 
I think the key to successful breeding is to make a little change at a time..if you go for a TB hoping to get some of the height and lightness you can be sure you will breed a barrel with skinny TB legs
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so i would go for a larger horse with bone, but not too different in shape, so WB would be ideal, ID or even Cleveland Bay..don't worry about the sire being bigger - they only grow as big as the mare can accomodate until they are born
 
how about Treliver Decanter - he's throwing superb foals and is a warmblood sports horse stallion and would definitely add size and dressage movement
 
If you went for a nice stocky Irish TB you might get something nice out actually.....if you go for a wb then I'd be inclined to choose something that hasn't got the warmblood bighead effect going on - prepares to be flamed! ha x
 
Hi! He's £350 nffr and AI is available. I have used Gemini several times and would trust Nicki with any of my horses if that helps! I nearly used Romarnic Ranger this time but something else came up.
Did you get onto the page with 3 pic's of the stallions, their names on the left, cos if you did, you just have to click on their names which gives you another 3 options; breeding, Info and gallery.
If you google it, it should take you there properly. Otherwise, try the CHAPS or BSPA sites, he's on one of those I know.
 
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Bounces around the room someone is coming around to my way of thinking - A Cleveland Bay stallion is the best!!
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