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Hm. I had an Arab who was Bey Shah and double Bask bred and had a club foot. The lady who bought him from me said that club feet are common with those bloodlines as well. However, I think it was because he had a bowed tendon on the other leg and he tended to graze with that leg back to keep the strain off of it, thus making the leg that he put forward develop a club foot.

On Jan 17, 2008 7:35 PM, D'Arcy Demianoff-Thompson <cest.mon.virage@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The DA of DA Josiah is for Delorosa Arabians.  Which is a Bey Shah son not Khemosabi ++++//.  As a matter of fact there isn't any Khemosabi ++++// in DA Josiah's pedigree.  As a matter of fact of the three stallions born in 2006 (you did say he was 2 right) none of them have Khemo top or bottom.   And given the fact the Don Delorosa's foundation is Bask it would be highly unlikely that any DA prefixed horse would have Khemosabi in it's lineage.  Glad to hear that you will be gelding him at-any-rate.  Some of the Bask off spring have a tendency to be quite a bundle of energy.  And given the Bask background might just make a great endurance horse for yourself.  Good luck and keep us posted on his progress.

 

the owner says he has khemosabi in him, but i don't know which side it's from?

also, i will ask the vet when he comes back, what he thinks of his confirmation.

 

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