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shirka · Weanling Joined: 16 Sep 2005 Posts: 4

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shirka · Weanling Joined: 16 Sep 2005 Posts: 4

Sorry for posting such big pictures.
Didn't realize that that are coming so big

Dawn · Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 1:44 pm Post subject:

Shirka-

Can't tell too much from the pictures because they are too big to view! The only thing I could tell was that he was colored and has a very thick coat.

As for his breeding, Ima Doc O Lena is no slouch. I don't know anything about Appaloosa's, but I do know that he has won NCHA money and has produced NCHA $$ earners. If I really wanted a cutting Appaloosa, what I would do is take your mare and breed her to one of the few reasonably priced sons of Doc O Lena (out of a producing mare) and infuse some of that genetic make up! Off the top of my head I can think of a few such as Slip Down Lena, Doc O Lena Twist, Sonitalena, Lenas Telesis, Call Me Bad Blood, Doc O Peppers, Sky High Leo, Smart Peppy Doc, Travalena, etc. All the stallions listed have pretty impressive credentials (show and produce). Most stand at reasonable prices, and most have pretty good dam lines to boot. They are all AQHA, but your mare looks like a big time color producer to me. This seems like the best way to get an Appaloosa with the affinity for the cattle events.

This is just my opinion!

shirka · Weanling Joined: 16 Sep 2005 Posts: 4

hi dawn

Thank you very much for your response. Im sorry my english isn't the best. Therefore I have to say that the horse pictured is a stallion and not a mare. But anyway, would you breed this stallion also to mares from the lines you mentioned (doc o lena) or what lines would you preffer? Because I'm looking also for a good mare (reining/cutting) to breed my stallion with in one or two years.

Dawn · Posted: Wed Sep 21, 2005 1:13 pm Post subject:

I would take the mare Ima Missy Olena to an AQHA son of Doc O Lena. I do not know enough about Appaloosa bloodlines to know what the sire has been bred for. A horse has to have "cow" genetics in order to make it in todays cutting pen. By duplicating Doc O Lena in a pedigree, you are trying to concentrate that conformation, and natural ability.

If I were trying to get a reining horse, I would again take the mare Ima Missy Olena, and breed her to an AQHA bred reining stallion or Appaloosa stallion with points or NRHA record in reining.

Your stallion may have some good Appaloosa bloodlines, but before I bought a band of cutting bred broodmares for him, I would need confirmation that he can show (earn points or money) and has point earning & producing horse's in the first three generations of his pedigree for cutting, reining or WCH.

Again, just my opinion!

shirka · Weanling Joined: 16 Sep 2005 Posts: 4

Hi

Thank you very much for your opinion. I'm sorry I did missunderstand you. I mixed up the two horses. This happened because the mare isn't mine. I agree totally with your opinion. I think it's very important that both, mare and stallion (and the generations before) have point- or moneyearnings. And of course the horse itself must prove himself in the showring.
But I'm looking forward he will make it for reining/cutting. Here you can see his pedigree. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/smart+king+olena

Again thank you very much for your opinion and sorry for my bad english (I'm from Switzerland)

Dawn · Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 8:34 am Post subject:

Shirka-
Your english is good! If you are in France that might make the showing a little easier (as I would guess it is not as competitive as in the states). It might however make buying broodmares and breeding to outside (U.S.) stallions a little more challenging. Good Luck and keep us posted!