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| 1330.1 | | FRAGLE::PELUSO | PAINTS; color your corral | Wed Aug 15 1990 17:11 | 13 |
| Where do you live/board your colt? What does he look like (color,
and how much?). Who is the Sire and Dam?
If you plan on registering him Paint, I suggest you do so quickly,
because the fees will go up $10 October 1st. If you are interested in
knowing what they are now and will be in the future, write me and I
send you the fee schedule. And I wans't sure by what you meant by
`fees to the breeder'?
Are you planning on keeping your colt or selling it?
Michele
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| 1330.2 | Do you show? | SALEM::LAURENCELLE | | Wed Aug 15 1990 21:24 | 15 |
| I live in Mason N.H. near Townsend Ma. I have my own small farm
so he lives at home. He is bay & white tobiano with white tail and
mane. His Sire is Tarryton's Sonny Bar and his Dam (my mare) is
Dakota's Bandit. Long story behind fee with breeder, bottom line
is whether it is worth it or not to register him Paint if it costs
me an additional $150.
Selling or keeping, I would like to sell him if I can get a reasonable
price and a "good" home. He is a good natured, loveable guy and
where he goes is important to me. I believe he will be a great stallion
some day, (I sound like his mother), Besides I don't feel I can
train him properly and that's a real waste.
If all of the above doesn't work out I will keep him and do my best
to make a fine horse out of him.
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| 1330.3 | If he is good, do it! | PFSVAX::PETH | Critter kids | Thu Aug 16 1990 14:06 | 15 |
| If $150 is what it will take, I would find a way to do it. If he
truely is stallion material, you will get the money back, if you
sell him or use him for breeding. Waiting will make it much more
expensive, I have a ten year old mare that would cost $500 to register
with the association that her parents are registered with. Her breeder
registered her with a smaller, less known registry, so I cannot use
her for breeding or showing with the more well known group. You cannot
go back and do it later sometimes. I have been unable to make contact
with my mares breeder, so I can't register her now even if I wanted to
spend the money.
Your baby sounds really pretty, raising babies can be very rewarding.
There are many good books and trainers to help you raise him yourself
if you want to. They are brats for the first four years, but you know
what you have then.
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| 1330.4 | Pinto? Paint? | MASADA::PIERCE | | Thu Aug 16 1990 17:40 | 6 |
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What is the dif between Paint and Pinto? I allways thought it was
the same thing? I have a Pinto..well after this note I think he
is a pinto
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| 1330.5 | He's good, you're right! | GUNSTK::LAURENCELLE | | Mon Aug 20 1990 21:12 | 8 |
| Thank you for the input. I have had several discussions lately and
they all agree with you. I plan on sending in his paperwork this
week. Don't know his future but he is a good colt with a great
temperment and easy to work with, just enough "heart". Looks like we
will be going to school together for a while.
Any good books you could recommend?
Amy
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| 1330.6 | It's not the Color. | GUNSTK::LAURENCELLE | | Mon Aug 20 1990 21:17 | 6 |
| I could use extra support from the "experts" here but I believe
the main difference is in the proved "Quarter Horse bloodlines"
that qualify a spotted Paint. I don't believe a Reg. Pinto has to
have Quarter Horse background.
Any American Paint Association Members out there?
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| 1330.8 | TRY THIS BOOK! | DISCVR::FENDELANDER | | Tue Aug 21 1990 19:59 | 6 |
| A good book I would recomend is BREAKING AND TRAINING THE STOCK HORSE
by Charles O. Willamson. I have used this book to break 3 horses.
I love it. It is very easy reading and step by step instruction.
Good luck,
Robin
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| 1330.9 | A GREAT NOTES FILE- THANKS | SALEM::LAURENCELLE | | Sat Aug 25 1990 19:03 | 7 |
| THANK YOU...
I'LL ORDER IT...
APPRECIATE THE FEEDBACK...
AMY
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