Re: [RC] To breed a "no name" horse-PS - Bette LamoreI want to emphasize here that my reply was in response to MARKETING a stallion Anyone has the right to breed to any stallion they choose for whatever reason (yes even emotional). We do not have crystal balls and one can never know the outcome and hey, this is still a free country-- so long as one is willing to take the responsibility for that offspring or suffer the "karma" ;-)
Kristene Smuts wrote: Far too many horses of all ages being bred today are being bred because they have a "famous name" in the pedigree--one where the fame has been bought by a well-padded training, showing, and advertising budget, not by any particular merit. Unfortunately, that sort of fame is not genetic, and is not passed on to foals...Heidi>>
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