Looking for Sooty Dapple

[Malakai10]

Looking for sooty dapple studs.

Requirements:

Less than $100 000.
Preferably no tobiano, varnish roan, roan or cream genes.
No negative comments.
Preferably build for sprint racing or other racing.
Highly strung.
HGP 60k+, minimum 55k.
Long, sloped hips.

[HorzeCollector003]

Looking for sooty dapple studs.

Requirements:

Less than $100 000.
Preferably no tobiano, varnish roan, roan or cream genes.
No negative comments.
Preferably build for sprint racing or other racing.
Highly strung.
HGP 60k+, minimum 55k.
Long, sloped hips.

I have this guy he as a secretariat commemt but im not going lower than 500k as hes aready up for public use
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2532527

[Malakai10]

Looking for sooty dapple studs.

Requirements:

Less than $100 000.
Preferably no tobiano, varnish roan, roan or cream genes.
No negative comments.
Preferably build for sprint racing or other racing.
Highly strung.
HGP 60k+, minimum 55k.
Long, sloped hips.

I have this guy he as a secretariat commemt but im not going lower than 500k as hes aready up for public use
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2532527

He's actually a lot nicer than the horses I expected to find - I usually can't find the good horses in rarer colours!

Quick question, is the sooty dapple gene recessive?

[HorzeCollector003]

I have this guy he as a secretariat commemt but im not going lower than 500k as hes aready up for public use
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2532527

He's actually a lot nicer than the horses I expected to find - I usually can't find the good horses in rarer colours!

Quick question, is the sooty dapple gene recessive?

Thanks
I do have a lot more like him but none trained or comp tested as im breeding for colour if you want me to link them but you must keep them private as ive worked hard for some of them it should be recessive but im not sure

[Malakai10]

He's actually a lot nicer than the horses I expected to find - I usually can't find the good horses in rarer colours!

Quick question, is the sooty dapple gene recessive?

Thanks
I do have a lot more like him but none trained or comp tested as im breeding for colour if you want me to link them but you must keep them private as ive worked hard for some of them it should be recessive but im not sure

I would love to look at them, if you're fine with that.

I only very rarely sell horses from my lines - generally, I'll only ever sell crossbreeds that I've breed specifically for that purpose. The foals that I breed from your stallions won't be sold and nor will their descendants for at least two or three generations (but likely more since I'm going to be hoarding the sooty dapples for a while yet!)

I'm not going to breed to your stallions just yet, though - I need to wait for my current mares to give birth, first.

[HorzeCollector003]

Thanks
I do have a lot more like him but none trained or comp tested as im breeding for colour if you want me to link them but you must keep them private as ive worked hard for some of them it should be recessive but im not sure

I would love to look at them, if you're fine with that.

I only very rarely sell horses from my lines - generally, I'll only ever sell crossbreeds that I've breed specifically for that purpose. The foals that I breed from your stallions won't be sold and nor will their descendants for at least two or three generations (but likely more since I'm going to be hoarding the sooty dapples for a while yet!)

I'm not going to breed to your stallions just yet, though - I need to wait for my current mares to give birth, first.

these are all the sooty dapples as I also breed cremes and champagnes with dapples as im going to breed Pangare into them but ive put this project on hold for a bit as im breeding my racers tbs lol
https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/pasture/94857 untrained

https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/barn/139337 I also do have some more trained sooty dapples in here but none comp tested

[Malakai10]

I would love to look at them, if you're fine with that.

I only very rarely sell horses from my lines - generally, I'll only ever sell crossbreeds that I've breed specifically for that purpose. The foals that I breed from your stallions won't be sold and nor will their descendants for at least two or three generations (but likely more since I'm going to be hoarding the sooty dapples for a while yet!)

I'm not going to breed to your stallions just yet, though - I need to wait for my current mares to give birth, first.

these are all the sooty dapples as I also breed cremes and champagnes with dapples as im going to breed Pangare into them but ive put this project on hold for a bit as im breeding my racers tbs lol
https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/pasture/94857 untrained

https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/barn/139337 I also do have some more trained sooty dapples in here but none comp tested

So, I have a stallion that might have very faint pangaré. Now, this is just an idea and it's completely fine if you don't want to, but would you like to 'exchange' a sooty dapple for him? My stallion has a very nice BR and his conformation is pretty good but he's more bred for sprint racing - his pangaré is faint (I'm not even completely sure he has it) and he has an odd, medium, pony-build.

If you would like, we could both put our stallions up for stud at a fairly high, but equal, price ($500 000?) so that we essentially 'exchange' studs.

I will be honest with you that I'm rather doubtful of my stallion being pangaré - I only think he is because he sired a foal with more obvious pangaré (which I have since deleted because I don't want pangaré in my lines) and then I saw that this stallion is very, very faintly lighter around the legs and maybe the muzzle and belly. So, I don't know, do you think he has pangaré or am I seeing things?

My stallion


Your private stud that I'm interested in.


I also like the stallion that you already have up for public stud, so I'll definitely use him too!

[HorzeCollector003]

these are all the sooty dapples as I also breed cremes and champagnes with dapples as im going to breed Pangare into them but ive put this project on hold for a bit as im breeding my racers tbs lol
https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/pasture/94857 untrained

https://www.horseworldonline.net/farm/barn/139337 I also do have some more trained sooty dapples in here but none comp tested

So, I have a stallion that might have very faint pangaré. Now, this is just an idea and it's completely fine if you don't want to, but would you like to 'exchange' a sooty dapple for him? My stallion has a very nice BR and his conformation is pretty good but he's more bred for sprint racing - his pangaré is faint (I'm not even completely sure he has it) and he has an odd, medium, pony-build.

If you would like, we could both put our stallions up for stud at a fairly high, but equal, price ($500 000?) so that we essentially 'exchange' studs.

I will be honest with you that I'm rather doubtful of my stallion being pangaré - I only think he is because he sired a foal with more obvious pangaré (which I have since deleted because I don't want pangaré in my lines) and then I saw that this stallion is very, very faintly lighter around the legs and maybe the muzzle and belly. So, I don't know, do you think he has pangaré or am I seeing things?

My stallion


Your private stud that I'm interested in.


I also like the stallion that you already have up for public stud, so I'll definitely use him too!

Hi yuup sure both young so I don't mind you can stud so them how many times your want how much for a fee would you like to pay for the one you linked of mine and thanks for the offer but he's not what I'm looking for sorry

[Malakai10]

So, I have a stallion that might have very faint pangaré. Now, this is just an idea and it's completely fine if you don't want to, but would you like to 'exchange' a sooty dapple for him? My stallion has a very nice BR and his conformation is pretty good but he's more bred for sprint racing - his pangaré is faint (I'm not even completely sure he has it) and he has an odd, medium, pony-build.

If you would like, we could both put our stallions up for stud at a fairly high, but equal, price ($500 000?) so that we essentially 'exchange' studs.

I will be honest with you that I'm rather doubtful of my stallion being pangaré - I only think he is because he sired a foal with more obvious pangaré (which I have since deleted because I don't want pangaré in my lines) and then I saw that this stallion is very, very faintly lighter around the legs and maybe the muzzle and belly. So, I don't know, do you think he has pangaré or am I seeing things?

My stallion


Your private stud that I'm interested in.


I also like the stallion that you already have up for public stud, so I'll definitely use him too!

Hi yuup sure both young so I don't mind you can stud so them how many times your want how much for a fee would you like to pay for the one you linked of mine and thanks for the offer but he's not what I'm looking for sorry

That's fine Good luck with your pangaré project!!!
I'll probably breed five foals from each stallion - is $100 000 - $150 000 fine for the second stallion? $200 000?

[HorzeCollector003]

Thanks
150k fine for the 2nd let me know when you want me to put him up