--- In [email protected], Storme Lee~Fire Island Farms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> > Well, it is a crapshoot....however, there is a difference between a > Proven Stallion, and a young unproven one..... > > We spent a ton of money on a stallion from Iceland...it was a big > financial risk...it paid off and then some because he fixes the mares > issues every time, and blends well with them...>> You mean generally, or so far, right? I dont see how you could say this inequivocably... How many offspring has he sired. I am not looking for an argument, they exhaust me... but seems to me if a stallion was 100% guaranteed to fix 100% of all "issues" with the mare you would have a heckuva a stallion there... but maybe the mares you choose have had relatively minor "issues" whatever that means! like lets say a mare would not tolt. could he fix that? What if she had cow hocks, sicle hocks, an ugly head, SE, meanness, would he fix all those? I mean what issues we talkin here... Janice
