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RE: Re: Bask???
Well
now I'm crushed. I've been so happy with my boy, he's top-10'd three
of his last four rides (since mid-March) and finished 5th overall last
weekend in Albuquerque to qualify for the National Championship in August.
He's sweepstakes nominated, and has a great temperament to boot. Only to
find out that *Bask isn't desirable and half his background is *Bask, the other
half Aladdinn. Guess I'll have to call the Alpo
man......
Kerry
(yeah I know, it was my way of getting a BRAG in!)
and
Spritism (Alpo? .......)
At 02:36 PM 4/24/00 -0400, Heidi wrote:
So--do I personally consider *Bask to be a red
flag in the pedigree? Yes, to a certain degree, simply because of how he has
been used.
I had to laugh reading this post. One of
our early decisions about breeding was that we just would not put any *Bask
into our horses at all, no matter what the source. It was a kind of
arbitrary thing to do, but we felt that someday, someone many horse
generations ahead, would want a horse for some reason that wouldn't have *Bask
in it. So that's what we did (or didn't do). Lif
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