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Miss Woodford
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Some new French stallions for 2018

Castle du Berlais (FR) standing at Haras du Lion
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Birchwood (IRE) standing at Haras de la Huderie
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De Treville (GB) standing at Haras du Thenney - worst photo ever?
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Ivanhowe (GER) aka Our Invanhowe standing at Haras du Thenney
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Quick Martin (FR) standing at Haras de la Haye Pesnel
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Recorder (GB) standing at Haras du Montfort & Preaux
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Shaiban (IRE) standing at Haras de la Barbottiere
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Sat Dec 23, 2017 10:25 am

I can't believe how swaybacked Stephanoatsee already is. Those A.P. Indys, man.
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Sat Dec 23, 2017 8:09 pm

Quick Martin has a horrible shoulder, no angle to it at all. Would be a miserable horse to ride.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 4:49 am

Some new stallions for 2018 in Great Britain and Ireland

Forever Now (Norton Grove Stud)
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Divine Prophet (Tara Stud)
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Spill the Beans (National Stud)
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Karpino (Rathbarry Stud)
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Mattmu (Bearstone Stud)
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Galileo Gold (Tally-Ho Stud)
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And a new photo of the handsome Silvery Moon who will begin his sporthorse and stallion career at Marbach Stud in Germany next year.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 10:28 am

Silvery Moon is spectacular. I still am getting used to seeing Thoroughbreds whose color is anything other than bay/brown, chestnut, or gray/roan, but it sure is fun to see flashy horses like Silvery Moon.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 12:52 pm

Shame they didn't bother to clean off the mud and manure off his hind legs, if that's to be an official photo... :roll:
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 1:17 pm

Flanders wrote:Image
Stephanoatsee who looks like a Clydesdale

For some reason the photo doesn't show up for me. :roll:
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Retrospectiv wrote:Shame they didn't bother to clean off the mud and manure off his hind legs, if that's to be an official photo... :roll:
It's from his Facebook, don't think it's an official one.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 4:39 pm

Is Silvery Moon allowed in the UK/US studbooks? Or is he still part of the line they're using to develop the 8 generation rule? I seem to remember that this brand of paint doesn't show up in TBs traditionally...

ETA: Nevermind! He's a Racy Remarque line. I'm thinking of Angrove Stud.
Not a wholesome trottin' race, no, but a race where they sit down right on the horse!
Like to see some stuck-up jockey boy sittin' on Dan Patch? Make your blood boil? Well, I should say!
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 4:59 pm

At first glance, I really like Spill the Beans.

Little overboard on the baby oil for Ivanhowe.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 5:23 pm

Not in love with most of the new French stallions. Maybe it just bugs my esthetic sense, but there seem to be a few with ewe necks, or necks set awkwardly on not-fabulous shoulders. :?
If I imagine Silvery Moon as a bay, IMHO he is built very nicely. I wonder if the German Olympic show jumping team will have a batch of flashy paints in their stable in a decade or so? :D
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LOL technically Silvery Moon *is* a bay... a bay overo. :lol:
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BaroqueAgain1 wrote:Not in love with most of the new French stallions. Maybe it just bugs my esthetic sense, but there seem to be a few with ewe necks, or necks set awkwardly on not-fabulous shoulders. :?
If I imagine Silvery Moon as a bay, IMHO he is built very nicely. I wonder if the German Olympic show jumping team will have a batch of flashy paints in their stable in a decade or so? :D
Castle du Berlais is quite nice - note his bone and strong hind end. His neck does tie in a bit low but that's not the part you ride ;) .

De Treville and Shaiban are both conformational trainwrecks though. I don't know why they even let that photo of De Treville be used for advertising.
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Sun Dec 24, 2017 10:31 pm

No love for Recorder? I thought he was easily the best-looking of the bunch.
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Some more new stallions in the US that haven't been posted here yet

Gentlemen's Bet (Journeyman Stud, Florida)
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Texas Ryano (Ballena Vista Farm, California)
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Market Rally (Irish Hill Century Farm, New York)
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Arpista (Horsepower Farm, Ontario)
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Unfettered (Xanthus Farm, Pennsylvania), one of several Xanthus Farm stallions that would make very nice geldings. Xixixi, Andiron, Victory Isle, Southern Success, In The Woods, the two white studs that haven't done anything in their lives except breed, none of them need their testicles.
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Mon Dec 25, 2017 3:29 pm

Xanthus Farms also breeds sporthorses though so that is what some of those sires are being used for.
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Mon Dec 25, 2017 6:04 pm

CoronadosQuest wrote:Xanthus Farms also breeds sporthorses though so that is what some of those sires are being used for.
If they were serious about sporthorse breeding they'd actually train and show their stallions in that realm. None of them have pedigrees that are particularly notable for sporthorse breeding either. Just because you can call a mediocre racehorse or a horse of a rare color a "sporthorse stallion" doesn't make it so.
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Tue Dec 26, 2017 7:55 pm

American Patriot at Darley Japan.

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lurkey mclurker wrote:American Patriot at Darley Japan.
Good looking horse. You can see both the War Front and the Tiznow. (Might be a cross to explore in the future.)
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