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Re: [RC] stallions - Becky Huffman

Thanks for these answers.

it sounds like a stallion ad needs to have a good clear full body
(conformation) shot and a blurb about his and relatives performance records.
...maybe worthwhile in that case to spring the $$ for a larger ad to get a
better picture.  - and remember that the quality and clarity of the photo is
important.


Becky Huffman, Cleburne, Texas
www.TheOriginalSeries.com

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----- Original Message -----
From: Truman Prevatt <tprevatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Nancy <nancy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: Becky Huffman <Becky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Ridecamp
<ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 8:45 PM
Subject: Re: [RC] stallions


Nancy wrote:

Whoa!
Good questions, all of them.


Since I have both non Arabs (walking horses) and Arabs - it depends on
which mare I would be breeding. First I would look for an horse with
conformation to complement the conformation of the mare. I would look
for a stallion that would complement the mare's temperament. I don't
mind a hot stallion, but not to a hot mare. If the mare were dead calm
I'd want a stallion with a little heat. I would look at the heart rate
and pick one on the low side of normal. Size - depends on the size of
the mare. At any rate I would not want to breed to a stallion smaller
than the mare.

If it were an Arab mare I would look at TB, saddlebred and maybe QH
stallions along with Arabs and pick the best horse. If it were a walking
horse mare and I decided not to breed to a walking horse, I'd look for
an Arab stallion. It is important that I have spent enough time with a
stallion to know him before I bred a mare to him.

As far as endurance background - there are so few stallions doing
endurance that if you worried about that you would have a very small set
to select from. Good conformation that complements the mare, big heart
and the right temperment are more important to me than record. If the
horse has a good endurance record all the better. And the final factor
and maybe most important, does the stallion "feel right" to breed to the
mare.

Truman

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RE: [RC] stallions, Nancy
Re: [RC] stallions, Truman Prevatt