Sooo who wants to own one of

Since I have yet to get my first horse....I believe the line order would start with the horseless people first alphbetically. My name starts with an A sooooo...........

Wow...stunning!!!! I would like one please, that stands about 16.3hh, with legs up to here, and who could jump the moon :)

hahhahaha I don't think any of his babies are that big or will ever be that big lol.

He's a nice looking stud. I also like Dun Gotta Gun. He's a looker, too!

It would depend on the bottom side. He is better then his sire in that regard. However you still need a solid bottom side. I have looked at him as the BCC line crosses well on my mares. However I have seen a lot of horses from this line and you either have a good one or they are not at all. If you look the bottom side is what is the difference.

I wish I could breed my mare, but I don't think it would be worth it. He is very pretty, but if his babies don't turn out half the time I don't think I would breed to him. It's a shame cause he is gorgeous.

No stallion had a 100% get record. Mainly b/c people say look at him see how nice he is and he is so pruuuuuurrrrrrttttttyyyyy. I think I will breed my old hag out in the pasture to him. There is no sire in the world not even HollyWood Dun It or Top Sail Whiz that can fix crap. This is why every top sire will have get that are less expensive then others. The bottom side is not there.

Now you take a really nice mare to a stallion like this and you have a very good chance of getting a very nice foal. People forget about the bottom side. I see this when people ask why I change so much for an ET when they can get on Dreamhorse and by a mare by HDI for the same price. I tell them look at the bottom side, the show records of the mares, the full siblings and so on. Then you will see why the price is different.

Agreed if you don't have a good mare to breed then the baby isn't going to come out like the stallion, maybe pretty but that will be it.

My mare is very nice, but breed to be a sport horse. She is a 14.3 appendix, jumped 5 ft in her day, and was doing 3rd level dressage movements before her training stopped. She does do western very well. So she is a nice mare, but it would be a waste of money to breed her to a reining stallion just because I want a reining prospect. So I totally get what you guys are saying, that's why I am choosing not to breed her. I won't breed just to breed