All Weather Sires?

Rayne Wyatt · Post by **Rayne Wyatt** » 16 years ago

Just wondering if anyone knows any Sire's that are being marketed (who have just had fair success) with All Weather offspring... I've a mare who's bred to dirt sprint, but doesn't really have that much speed - her three year old just broke his maiden on AW (and has a second in his only other start) so I thought I might look into that route for her... but I have no idea who AW sires are, and there is no option for them in the stud book.

Anyone?

Steph Lonhro · Post by **Steph Lonhro** » 16 years ago

without seeing the mare, can you please post not sure if any of these will be inbred or not, some sprinter stallions who have some success so far over the aw are adjust the lens with 3 winners, he has winners on all 3 surfaces with the most of them on the turf, american baby a sprinter/miler has 2, comet has 2

of course to get a sense of aw winners if you have the stud book is to look at the rankings

Paul Sellers · Post by **Paul Sellers** » 16 years ago

I have had good luck with Storm Cat's dirt-line (hennessey and henny hughes) and Empire Maker.

Doug Kidwell · Post by **Doug Kidwell** » 16 years ago

I know they haven't hit the track yet but Dr. Richardson's yearlings of mine and others I have seen have had great workout times on the AW surface. He however isn't going to throw any sprinters.

Michelle Calderoni · Post by **Michelle Calderoni** » 16 years ago

Look up A.R.'s merry band of High Jumps. They all win on the AW sprinting. Might be worth paying the GP fee if you have it

Martin Pennington · Post by **Martin Pennington** » 16 years ago

My Play On colt has done well sprinting, well he´s 2 starts for a second and a first both in maidens. Shame there weren´t more stakes/allowances on the surface.