Re: RE: Re: RE: Re. Sac. sale, "bred for endurance"?

["Becky Huffman" <tos@htcomp.net>]

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From: Bob Morris <bobmorris@rmci.net>
> On this subject one must remember that breeding an endurance horse to an >
endurance horse does not give you an endurance horse. Champagne, AERC Hall >
of Fame and the only mare there in, was bred to several very successful >
endurance stallions. Each time she produced wonderful steer roping horses!

Maybe a good example of looking for more than one 'Successful Endurance'
horse in the family if you plan to raise a baby.

What about her sire & dam or siblings? Were they endurance horses or steer
roping horses?

Becky Huffman
Huffman's Arabians ~ The Original Series ~
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