My mare was Greystone/Hideaway breeding. When looking toward the future breeding of her I discovered just how saturated her bloodlines were in the US, with...
Barncat
Barncat@...
May 1, 2004 7:21 am
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I don't like staying up lots of nights if I don't have to:) So I do the milk a drop morning and evening. Only have to stay up one or two nights at the most,...
Karen Vicencio
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May 1, 2004 10:27 am
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Hi Kelly and all, We have an imported daughter of Ardnasillagh Treasure - Oxenholm Tiffany who is by Rory Ruadh. She has been bred to Domo Cavallo Praize,...
Hi Cheryl: Sounds like you did your homework and your off to a good start. Good luck with your young stallion. Denise Hill www.seabornefarm.com Breeding...
SeabornFrm@...
May 1, 2004 12:51 pm
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We still have great success with our foaling alarm which is worn attached to a headcollar. It sets off an alarm in the house (very loud like a beeping alarm...
Hi Sue, In this discussion of mares, I was initially thinking of Tiffany :) as she comes up frequently when I play with the hypo-matings feature from Del Mar. ...
Kelly Windus
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May 1, 2004 1:39 pm
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Hi Sue, Isn't that true about mares foaling on the same day - we've had it happen far more often than you'd expect and with mares bred as much as ten days...
elphin@...
May 1, 2004 1:39 pm
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We''ve had that happen too. Had two mares that were due several weeks apart. The owners were watching one mare, had been sleeping in the barn a week....
Karen Vicencio
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May 1, 2004 2:23 pm
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Hi Kelly, I wish I did have another Tiffany :-) She turned 23 in March and we have had her since she was only 4 1/2 months old. She has a beautiful filly ...
Hi Denise, I am and always will be a grey addict :-) I know they are harder to keep clean but they look so good when they are clean and in our Queensland ...
Sue -- do you have an address or web site of the company who makes the head collar foaling alarm? Thanks! Donna D. ________________________________...
Duckworth, Donna H.
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May 2, 2004 2:18 pm
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Hi Sue: Grey's are beautiful when they are clean and I love the look of a "sooty" dun. I have bred my stallion (I attached a recent photo of him) to two of my ...
SeabornFrm@...
May 2, 2004 2:36 pm
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Denise, Please explain what you feel a "sooty" dun is? I am not sure, but I may have one......thanks. Maureen ... ADVERTISEMENT [Image]...
Hi Maureen: I would describe a "sooty" dun as a dun (not buckskin) that has alot of black or black tipped hairs over the neck, back and rump. It may or may not...
SeabornFrm@...
May 2, 2004 4:28 pm
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Have you seen the Connemara stallion Gunsmoke? What color would you say he is? http://www.connemaras.com/wsbrs2.html Stephanie ... From: SeabornFrm@......
Yes, I would say that the pictures of Gunsmoke when he is not bodyclipped are a good representation of a "sooty Dun" color. I have seen some ponies with even...
SeabornFrm@...
May 2, 2004 9:04 pm
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Duns (ie buckskins) change colour with the seasons and changes of coat. Oxenholm Gideon could go from a rich gold to a sooty dun to light cream (especially if...
Thanks to all for commenting on the "sooty dun" color.....I am not sure and cannot find my great "color book" anywhere! Maureen ... ADVERTISEMENT [Image]...
AH - but we do have Dr. Sponenberg - http://members.aol.com/MFTHorses/sponenbg.htm Julie ~ http://home.earthlink.net/~detlefv/ ... From: Maureen To:...
Julie, THAT is just the book I have been hunting for all day and finally found it.....and Denise, that is what she is shedding out to look like.......very...
Julie, went also to your bookmarked page.....very interesting. Seems a little easier to understand than the book when done the way he charts it.....was also...
My mare that I bought this winter is registered as a dun. I thought she had been misregistered, as she sure looked bay, with the exception of having a mealy...
Karen Vicencio
conmrapony@...
May 3, 2004 9:34 am
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Hi Donna, The brand is Magic Breed and it is Australian. I'm sure though that it would be available in the US. It is advertised as 'used and recommended by...
Hi Maureen, I can answer the question about your filly being a roan or not: she's not. Like greys, roans have to have one parent who is a roan, and none of...
Wildwych@...
May 3, 2004 11:40 am
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Sorry all--That was meant to be a private email to Maureen. Mary Prewitt...
Wildwych@...
May 3, 2004 11:41 am
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Hi Karen, The mealy nose doesn't necessarily mean she is dun. She could be bay with pangare markings - that is a mealy muzzle, sometimes round the eyes and...
elphin@...
May 3, 2004 1:38 pm
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But....greys may also carry a roan gene, but the grey gene is "stronger" and always makes the horse grey. So two greys for instance can certainly produce a...
I know that, which is why I thought she was bay, even though her papers say she's dun. I'll have to post a photo. She looks pretty darn dun to me now. More...
