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GreyDot · 08-05-2008, 01:01 PM

Ohhh... I understand. Just thought I'd suggest it - but I can see your point. I'm sure you're right, though. They probably already know the answer, but are being hedgy about it. Too bad neither these owners nor the original breeder considered HYPP in the first place!

DoBeSassy · 08-05-2008, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by SpotsNGlory

Yup, he is N/H. Says it right there:http://www.bramblettquarterhorses.co...sblackgold.htm

Sad that they are breeding him to produce more hypp horses

money is more important then the health stat passed on.

you do realize that they are talking about Mr. I'm Black right? and you put his sire's(Sierra's Black Gold) picture up on all breed instead of his.

SpotsNGlory · 08-05-2008, 02:13 PM

I fixed my first post and said it was HIS SIRE picture/info on Allbreed, not him....sorry guess, big boo-boo, my fault.

Jean Genie · 08-05-2008, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by appy&paints

No, they have not tested her. I called and asked about the stallion having it and the filly having it and they said that it is unlikely that she is a carrier. And for me that is not a good enough answer, just assuming that the horse dose not have it. So I will pass, there is no reason to support people who intentionally produce horses with this disease IMO.

Well, GOOD for you

! My guess is the filly is afflicted and they're hoping to unload her, and as such, her future is not very promising. It's folks like you and me and anybody else who says a loud "NO!" that can help force a change in thinking and breeding direction. If there was no market for these horses, there would be none produced. Money talks. That's how it would be in my perfect world anyway

. Are we years, maybe light years

, away from that being reality? Yeah, but each step forward instead of backward or even jogging in place with the status quo, is a step in the right direction, right?! Heck, yeah!!

Oh, by the way...welcome to the forum

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couggirl · 08-05-2008, 03:06 PM

I don't know much about genetics and breeding, in fact i know very little, but I am completely taken a back by the fact that they have so many N/H stallions they are breeding

Beautiful horses but come on here!!! I guess I just don't understand some people and their way of thinking.

I think you are definately smart to pass on that filly.

Jean Genie · 08-05-2008, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by couggirl

I don't know much about genetics and breeding, in fact i know very little, but I am completely taken a back by the fact that they have so many N/H stallions they are breeding

Beautiful horses but come on here!!! I guess I just don't understand some people and their way of thinking.

I think you are definately smart to pass on that filly.

That's because, unfortunately, they win in the ring. Makes me want to give every judge consistently pinning them a sharp kick in the shin...both shins...til they're hopping about in pain

. So who's the biggest loser here? The poor filly who had no say about the circumstances and choices that brought her into this world. That makes me sick...

. How come they just don't care about her and soooo many others

. Stupid boneheads...

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appy&paints · 08-05-2008, 06:32 PM

Yes, unfortunately yall are right they just don’t care. They are hoping that someone that dose not know will come along and buy her, and someone probably will. They also have a few other colts by this stallion that they are selling cheap.

couggirl · 08-05-2008, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Jean Genie

That's because, unfortunately, they win in the ring. Makes me want to give every judge consistently pinning them a sharp kick in the shin...both shins...til they're hopping about in pain

. So who's the biggest loser here? The poor filly who had no say about the circumstances and choices that brought her into this world. That makes me sick...

. How come they just don't care about her and soooo many others

. Stupid boneheads...

.

So sad that some people care more about their pockets than these beautiful creatures. I wish more people would see this problem and want to take care of it.

And I too feel horrible for that filly and every other horse in these types of situations. It's such a sad situation all the way around!!

ThorArb · 08-09-2008, 09:00 AM

What a small world.

I am pretty good friends with the couple that own that stallion or well moreso with Lisa. She's a nice woman, but I dont entirely agree with her on the N/H thing but who am I to say. But that is her stud. Ive only met him once, briefly, and he sure was nice. Killer though that he should be N/H.

Brittany

08-05-2008, 01:01 PM
GreyDot Started Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Hamilton, OH Posts: 2,327	Ohhh... I understand. Just thought I'd suggest it - but I can see your point. I'm sure you're right, though. They probably already know the answer, but are being hedgy about it. Too bad neither these owners nor the original breeder considered HYPP in the first place! __________________ ...There is nothing to be done till a horse's head is settled. ~William Cavendish No lesson is learned as thoroughly as the one taught to oneself. ~Another rare moment

08-05-2008, 02:13 PM
SpotsNGlory Halter broke Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sunny South Beach~~ Posts: 71	I fixed my first post and said it was HIS SIRE picture/info on Allbreed, not him....sorry guess, big boo-boo, my fault.

08-05-2008, 03:06 PM
couggirl Weanling Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Touchet, WA Posts: 406	I don't know much about genetics and breeding, in fact i know very little, but I am completely taken a back by the fact that they have so many N/H stallions they are breeding Beautiful horses but come on here!!! I guess I just don't understand some people and their way of thinking. I think you are definately smart to pass on that filly. __________________ Don\'t let today\'s disappointments cast a shadow on tomorrow\'s dreams

08-05-2008, 06:32 PM
appy&paints Newborn Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: texas Posts: 29	Yes, unfortunately yall are right they just don’t care. They are hoping that someone that dose not know will come along and buy her, and someone probably will. They also have a few other colts by this stallion that they are selling cheap.

08-09-2008, 09:00 AM
ThorArb Kid Safe Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Conyers, GA Posts: 5,787	What a small world. I am pretty good friends with the couple that own that stallion or well moreso with Lisa. She's a nice woman, but I dont entirely agree with her on the N/H thing but who am I to say. But that is her stud. Ive only met him once, briefly, and he sure was nice. Killer though that he should be N/H. Brittany __________________ Grab life by the Horns!