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Editorial To Miss 2020 Breeding Season Due To Quarantine And Logistic Issues
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/bloo ... ic-issues/
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/bloo ... ic-issues/
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- Ridan_Remembered
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@Tachyon and @Lurkey McLurker, thought you'd both enjoy this photo of Chrome and his entourage at Arrow Stud. I think the photo was taken March 2nd or 3rd Japan local dates. He's looking really good and started covering mares March 1. (I'm not quite sure how to express the dates, because Japan is a day ahead of us in the United States.)
- Kurenai
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If you think how horses live in the wild, it's a no brainer and I'm surprised such an experienced farm needed an expert on that.
The more he is around other stallions, the more pent up aggression he has. Think about dogs for example that are separated by a fence constantly, they get more and more aggressive, they can't get to the other dog and it builds up and up. Horses are not stupid and he sees other stallions walking to the breeding shed. Smells the mares in heat... in the wild that would never happen. Keep him away from other stallions, but let him be in contact with other horses at least next to his pasture. Either mares that are not in heat or ideally geldings. And exercise him (doesn't have to be ridden, can do some groundwork, build up a relationship apart from the usual walk to the paddock and to the shed), let his brain work for a bit, focus on something else. That will also work in their favor when he is breeding and they will have an easier time handling him.
I even would go so far to say that he attacked people not because of sheer aggression, but frustration. I know most stallions are fine with the way things are, but there are some where their instincts take over. Can't blame the horse, that's mostly a human issue. Age has nothing to do with it. The amount of breeding doesn't either, although I do think that with how tight the schedule is, it leaves very little room for else, so ideally they would limit his book in a way that allows a bit of daily exercise and not only breeding. Then I don't see an issue with shuttling him either. As long as they follow that program.
The more he is around other stallions, the more pent up aggression he has. Think about dogs for example that are separated by a fence constantly, they get more and more aggressive, they can't get to the other dog and it builds up and up. Horses are not stupid and he sees other stallions walking to the breeding shed. Smells the mares in heat... in the wild that would never happen. Keep him away from other stallions, but let him be in contact with other horses at least next to his pasture. Either mares that are not in heat or ideally geldings. And exercise him (doesn't have to be ridden, can do some groundwork, build up a relationship apart from the usual walk to the paddock and to the shed), let his brain work for a bit, focus on something else. That will also work in their favor when he is breeding and they will have an easier time handling him.
I even would go so far to say that he attacked people not because of sheer aggression, but frustration. I know most stallions are fine with the way things are, but there are some where their instincts take over. Can't blame the horse, that's mostly a human issue. Age has nothing to do with it. The amount of breeding doesn't either, although I do think that with how tight the schedule is, it leaves very little room for else, so ideally they would limit his book in a way that allows a bit of daily exercise and not only breeding. Then I don't see an issue with shuttling him either. As long as they follow that program.
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On a lighter note, this made me LOL:
@ChristinaZurick
Hi I’m a stallion groom. You might know me from my hits “Please dont bite me”, “Hurry up and finish”, “I’m gonna die just kidding he calmed down”, and my personal favorite “Will you behave for candy?”
@ChristinaZurick
Hi I’m a stallion groom. You might know me from my hits “Please dont bite me”, “Hurry up and finish”, “I’m gonna die just kidding he calmed down”, and my personal favorite “Will you behave for candy?”
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Lmao my boss gives out peppermints to the nasty mares in hopes they won’t try to kill him when they foalThreeMustangs wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:28 am On a lighter note, this made me LOL:
@ChristinaZurick
Hi I’m a stallion groom. You might know me from my hits “Please dont bite me”, “Hurry up and finish”, “I’m gonna die just kidding he calmed down”, and my personal favorite “Will you behave for candy?”
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Read on fb that Casino Drive had passed
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Sadly, that's true.
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/bloo ... at-age-14/
He died LAST YEAR in August...and we're just learning about it now?
No Information yet of the cause. He was only 14.
https://www.paulickreport.com/news/bloo ... at-age-14/
He died LAST YEAR in August...and we're just learning about it now?
No Information yet of the cause. He was only 14.
- ThreeMustangs
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Does it work?Summer Bird wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 1:02 amLmao my boss gives out peppermints to the nasty mares in hopes they won’t try to kill him when they foalThreeMustangs wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:28 am On a lighter note, this made me LOL:
@ChristinaZurick
Hi I’m a stallion groom. You might know me from my hits “Please dont bite me”, “Hurry up and finish”, “I’m gonna die just kidding he calmed down”, and my personal favorite “Will you behave for candy?”
- Ridan_Remembered
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Japanese studs are striving to maintain business as usual despite Coronavirus state of emergency. According to the Bloodhorse.com article, a state of emergency was declared on Hokkaido Island. Hokkaido, home of Japan's breeding industry, confirmed more than 70 cases up to March 4
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... oronavirus
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... oronavirus
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So far it does!ThreeMustangs wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 7:49 pmDoes it work?Summer Bird wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 1:02 amLmao my boss gives out peppermints to the nasty mares in hopes they won’t try to kill him when they foalThreeMustangs wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2020 12:28 am On a lighter note, this made me LOL:
@ChristinaZurick
Hi I’m a stallion groom. You might know me from my hits “Please dont bite me”, “Hurry up and finish”, “I’m gonna die just kidding he calmed down”, and my personal favorite “Will you behave for candy?”
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I don't have a link, but on FB I saw a post on FB about Arazi at 31. He's in Australia (who knew?) at Stockwell, which stands Artie Schiller currently. I know commentators still speak of "an Arazi-like run."
ETA Was this already posted and I missed it--the reference to Belong to Me as "also 31" made me wonder but I went back a couple of days and didn't see it. Sorry if it's a duplicate.
ETA Was this already posted and I missed it--the reference to Belong to Me as "also 31" made me wonder but I went back a couple of days and didn't see it. Sorry if it's a duplicate.
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They may have been referencing Indy.
I hadn't thought of Belong to Me in years, I didn't even know he was still alive.
I hadn't thought of Belong to Me in years, I didn't even know he was still alive.
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Same. Certainly seemed to be more of a filly sire.Green Desert wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 9:10 pm They may have been referencing Indy.
I hadn't thought of Belong to Me in years, I didn't even know he was still alive.
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Fast Company was euthanized at 15 after his health rapidly deteriorated because of a prior health condition.
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... dies-at-15
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... dies-at-15
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What a final crop by Scat Daddy! He had four colts run in the 2018 Kentucky Derby, including a Triple Crown winner in Justify; a Breeder’s Cup champion in Mendelssohn; and now Combatant wins the G1 Santa Anita Handicap.
Flameaway was the fourth colt. He’s won a listed stakes since the Derby, but was already a multiple graded stakes winner going into it.
Flameaway was the fourth colt. He’s won a listed stakes since the Derby, but was already a multiple graded stakes winner going into it.
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He his last crop was 2016.KatieK101 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 12:23 pm What a final crop by Scat Daddy! He had four colts run in the 2018 Kentucky Derby, including a Triple Crown winner in Justify; a Breeder’s Cup champion in Mendelssohn; and now Combatant wins the G1 Santa Anita Handicap.
Flameaway was the fourth colt. He’s won a listed stakes since the Derby, but was already a multiple graded stakes winner going into it.
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River Boyne a New Top-Level Winner for Dandy Man
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... -dandy-man
I'd forgotten that Mozart passed after siring only one crop. Kind of neat to see him establishing a line in a similar vein to Dubai Millennium.
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... -dandy-man
I'd forgotten that Mozart passed after siring only one crop. Kind of neat to see him establishing a line in a similar vein to Dubai Millennium.