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Breeding question for the board (647 Views)
Posted by: ajkreider (IP Logged)
Date: January 11, 2015 08:50PM

I'm in general agreement with miff in that breeding takes a back seat to on track performance when it comes to a question of a horse's ability to stretch out. But since we're moving into Derby future season, and I'm looking at lightly raced bombs, I was wondering what everyone thinks of "mixed" pedigrees.

What peeked my interest was a horse that broke his maiden easily at first asking today at GP - Materiality.

A Pletcher trainee, he's by Afleet Alex, out of a Langfuhr mare. That's a Belmont winner on top, with a dead sprinter on the bottom. I've a bad habit of ignoring the sprint side with "there's plenty of stamina . . ."

So, is half a sprint pedigree a deal breaker, or no?



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Breeding question for the board (647 Views) ajkreider 01/11/2015 08:50PM
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Re: Breeding question for the board (416 Views) mlnolan00 01/12/2015 08:11PM
Re: Breeding question for the board (422 Views) Fairmount1 01/12/2015 10:42PM


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