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That said, he tends to produce sprinters out of sprint bred mares, and routers out of route bred mares. I have no idea what your mare can or cannot do, but if she can only do one or the other, I doubt, regardless of the sire you select, that the baby will be excellent at both sprinting and routing distances. I say this mainly so you go into this with your eyes wide open, and understand that a horse that excels over a wide variety of distances, or is excellent over both surfaces (End of the Line), is the rare exception, not the rule. Good luck!
That said, he tends to produce sprinters out of sprint bred mares, and routers out of route bred mares. I have no idea what your mare can or cannot do, but if she can only do one or the other, I doubt, regardless of the sire you select, that the baby will be excellent at both sprinting and routing distances. I say this mainly so you go into this with your eyes wide open, and understand that a horse that excels over a wide variety of distances, or is excellent over both surfaces (End of the Line), is the rare exception, not the rule. Good luck!