2008 Foals

[dqh]

Who's expecting foals in 2008. Lets see the sires and dams!

We are expecting one foal in May out of our Mangalarga Marchador mare Vedete de Itajoana





and by La Paz Jivago...a Mangalarga Marchador stallion


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[Bondama]

That stallion is quite something......verrrrry handsome!! He has such a presence. Nice!

I only bred one mare back for 2008....sales in my area are slow, slow, slow!! This TB mare is one who had a palomino appendix colt who is now 9 mos. old and enormous. Her name is Ria's Little Angel, and she's a Whitesburg grand-daughter. 17 hands tall and very typey. Photos of dam and sire to follow.


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Then, we are expecting a late foal in 2-3 weeks from the below TB mare. The sire is the same as above, our perlino stallion, WF Indian Bill. This mare carries the rabicano gene. You can't see it in this particular photo, but she has roaning on her flanks, several belly spots, and the white hairs at the top of her tail. Also a huge white star. She slipped a foal last November, about 8 weeks before it was due. That foal was a smutty buckskin filly with the same huge star, and 2 white stockings in back.....just gorgeous. This mare is a "Pleasure" horse, meaning the famous TB What a Pleasure is her grand-daddy. Her name is Diplomatic Pleasure. She is not typey in build, but has more of the quarter horse look to her in that she's very stout. She is also our alpha mare.

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TRINITY RANCH - Home of WF Indian Bill, Perlino stallion, dual reg. AQHA/APHA
Breeders of Fine Dilute Appendix Horses for Sport and Trail

[horsewoman1965]

I really like the look of that gray horse DQH. I'm definitely one of those people that can appreciate horses, all the differant breeds.
and I just want to tell you Bondama, sounds like yall are doing the responsible thing by not breeding all your mares for next year. I know that's what we did, we only have one due next year. So if we have to keep all the ones we have until they are riding then so be it. and at least we don't have a "batch" of new ones to contend with next year while still having ones foaled from the year before. I refuse to sell ours for nothing when we put so much into feeding,worming,vaccinating, and training them. We take care of our horses and I don't want them going to someone who won't.
What bothers me is all the ones out there that will continue to flood the market with their totally unregistered, uncared for, untrained, poor conformation horses. I think anyone who wants quality, knows they will have to pay more than $50 for a yearling. The better quality you want had always meant more money.
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[dctrainingandlessons]

DQH, I can't wait to see the progress in this new breed of yours in Canada! They are just gorgeous horses, and your mare looks to be a great representative of the breed!

I didn't breed this year. I figured I'd take a year off to watch the horse market. However, we did have an accident between X and Genie, but I'm not quite certain that the deed was done in the correct fashion, my husband witnessed it and he doesn't think that "X marked the spot"....
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[dqh]