Interesting Inbreeding

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Emily Mitchell
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Interesting Inbreeding

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I sometimes try crosses/inbreeding just to see what happens.

This one didn't turn out so swell as he's a claimer LOL but I have this noted as "interesting inbreeding" :lol:

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Anyone have something you've bred/seen you want to share?

Anyone have highly successful horses that are inbred (within first 4 generations)?
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This is my cringiest one at the moment. She's an alw, so at least she's not useless.
What can I say... I really liked Made of Steel. 🤷‍♀️

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She's not had a chance to run yet...and is listed as a productive late bloomer

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Two Toned x Forethought are the parents of both the the dam, and the sire's dam thus making them full sisters.
So all the mares in this pedigree come from the same foundation dam, Foremost. : )

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Edited to correct something... I should have said...'both the top and bottom distaff line mares in the pedigree...'
-- rather than 'all' the mares' -- since there are other non-Foremost line mares in the pedigree, the dams of some of the other sires.
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Stormy Peak wrote: ↑3 years ago She's not had a chance to run yet...and is listed as a productive late bloomer

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Two Toned x Forethought are the parents of both the the dam, and the sire's dam thus making them full sisters.
So all the mares in this pedigree come from the same foundation dam, Foremost. : )

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With breeding like that could have named her Fore Fingers :D
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Danny Derby wrote: ↑3 years ago
Stormy Peak wrote: ↑3 years ago She's not had a chance to run yet...and is listed as a productive late bloomer

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Two Toned x Forethought are the parents of both the the dam, and the sire's dam thus making them full sisters.
So all the mares in this pedigree come from the same foundation dam, Foremost. : )

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With breeding like that could have named her Fore Fingers :D
With Two Toned in there -- Two Headed Mutant for a name crossed my mind. ; )

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I'm hoping she becomes highly successful but right now Star Crossed Lover is a stakes winner that is bred 3x2 to My Heart of Hearts.
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