Re: [RC] PocoBueno thing - Honeycrek2In a message dated 3/1/04 6:30:30 PM Central Standard Time, sreid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:I have a 19 yr old gelding that is a grandson of Poco Bueno (named Marco Poco Bueno, <cute huh?>) does this thing ever have a late onset? He has never had any problems other than with the occasional abcess from a bruise. Should I worry? Just wondering. I think the problem arises when Poco Bueno is linebred in a pedigree (i.e. appears more than once). It seems that crossing on his bloodline causes the genetic problem. happy trails Carrie Anne Carrie A. Lewis Honey Creek Farms Est. 1987 Prairieville, Texas Performance Plus Arabian Horses Visitors Welcome: Ask us about our War Mares: Fierce Protectors, Gentle Guardians, Fast Friends. http://public.fotki.com/CarrieLewis/arabian_horses/ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HoneyCreekFarms/ http://www.geocities.com/sultaraamee/HoneyCreekFarmsArabianHorses.html Honey Creek Farms Riding Therapy Center http://www.geocities.com/sultaraamee/RidingTherapyCenter.html http://groups.yahoo.com/group/texasarabianhorses/ Stallions at Stud: AK, SE, Asil - Sulta Ra'Amee (bay), Tammarem ww (chestnut) AK, Asil, SO, Heirloom, AF - Greggans Kual lhf (chestnut), Moufira lhf (chestnut) EAF, SBV, CMK, $$ - Mesqual (bay) AF - Ibn Shallaan hc (black) CMK, AFB - Freedom hc (liver chestnut), ka Cimmaron Wind (bay) When age prevents me from riding, I will Still have horses as long as I can shuffle along with a pail. When I can no longer shuffle, I will roll My wheelchair to the pasture fence To watch my horses graze.
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