Explain note on bloodlines

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Sarah Seward drive@nccn.net
When I posted my note on endurance breeding, it was a specific
reference to the bloodlines mentioned at the Sacramento sale.
Any names that I mentioned there were just names that I was 
responding to in the original message, not ones that I have 
particularly strong opinions about.
I believe that to ignore the importance of bloodlines in 
endurance horses is ridiculous. As far as I'm concerned, the 
easiest rule of thumb is that the older imports are the best.
Like CMK breeding, which can confuse you because if the horses
were imported early, like before WW2, CMK generaly overlaps
with lines that some people call Egyptian or even Polish.  
 There is a wealth of knowledge on the subject, and it's 
fascinating! On the other hand I feel like a bore so...later!