Hey all,
I am going back to school for a couple of years and
thought that perhaps spring of 2003 would be a logical time to breed my
mare. She is 12 and has never been bred. I have read tidbits about
Standardbreds here and there on Ridecamp, and have considered considering
breeding her to a Standardbred stallion.
Also, another question. . . does anyone know if
there has been any research done regarding the effects of geographical location
on characteristics which are passed to the next generation? Specifically,
does a lineage which is predominately southeastern bred, raised, trained, and
ridden produce offspring which are more acclamated to the heat/humidity found in
the southeast, or would a west coast, low humidity bred, raised, trained and
ridden lineage tend to not be as acclimated. Gosh, I hope that made
sense.
You may either respond to me privately or on the
list if you feel others would take interest. Thanks in
advance.
Beth Bennett and Paanache (Chickamauga,
GA)
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE EVERYONE TRY TO COME TO
CHATTANOOGA FOR 2003! IT'S A GREAT CITY!
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