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Lets see - takes 5 years to do a ride, a few after that to develop maybe 
hitting their prime at 8. Then say 7 or 8 more years on the trail. It 
will take multiple generations and careful records - probably a lot more 
careful than are available.

I won't have to be concerned with it - it sure won't happen in my lifetime.

Truman

rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

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> > > > > Unless people know of your stallion, they can't breed to him. 
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> I think we're slowly moving towards having "endurance blood lines". It just takes a while to have the few mares & stallions who compete have a career, retire, reproduce and wait for the babies to compete. Problem is they last so long!

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