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Posted by Richard Lambert on 12-31-2017 02:22 PM:

Call Preston Owens or Mark Lucas. They are the Fireball experts.

Posted by Preston Owens on 01-01-2018 02:25 AM:

Hmm

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Originally posted by vfigg
I would like to know what would cross good with a b3 male

I was told once by the Fireball man, breed a thoroughbred stud to a Jenny you'll end up with a mule. 😂

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Posted by Preston Owens on 01-01-2018 02:29 AM:

Richard

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Call Preston Owens or Mark Lucas. They are the Fireball experts.

You guys chase it hard enough and you'll get a few 😂 Happy New Year

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 01-01-2018 02:21 PM:

Preston, are you saying that you need to breed a thoroughbred stud to a thoroughbred mare? Why do some people breed a throughbred stud to a guarterhorse mare? Then AQHA registers the foal as "appendix bred".

Posted by Larry D Walker on 01-01-2018 02:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Preston, are you saying that you need to breed a thoroughbred stud to a thoroughbred mare? Why do some people breed a throughbred stud to a guarterhorse mare? Then AQHA registers the foal as "appendix bred".

Thats a cross breed i think richard...thats why it works...imo

I agree with both theories....but i think the problem with some well known breeders is that they put to much weight/credit on the stud...You cant breed a thoroughbred stud to shetland pony and get a world champion dressage horse..

Dont overlook what the mare brings to the table...she can make a lesser stud a great reproducer...JMO

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 01-01-2018 02:51 PM:

Can't a great stud also make a lesser female a great reproducer?

Posted by oklared on 01-01-2018 04:10 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Can't a great stud also make a lesser female a great reproducer also?

CANT ARTIFICIALY BREED THEM ALSO (THOROUGH BREDS)

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Posted by Larry D Walker on 01-01-2018 04:52 PM:

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Can't a great stud also make a lesser female a great reproducer also?

I am not sure how to define lessor in a female....one that has never been hunted ?? One that has been messed up by a human ??? How do you know she is lessor....I guess you have to know her genetics...ability etc..for me o would say that the female is a major contributor....each and everytime...good or bad..i have owned females that it didnt matter what you bred her to and she reproduce...not sure i have ever seen a male like that...not trying to talk down about anyones dog or single out anyone or dog...but look at BTK...his first go around as a stud dog numbers are not impressive at all...Now look at his results as of late...by selective breeding and breeding to better females it is much more impressive this time around...major difference..thats just one example...

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