[blue eyes]

Hi I just purshased this two year old filly. I would like to rein her in the future. Does she have the bloodlines for the disipline. Any information on her pedigree would be appreciated. Thank You
SABRES BLUE MONKEY M, QUARTER HORSE, 2005
Color: gr

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SABRES BLUE MONKEY
gr 2005
SIRE
QUARTER HORSEBLUE BOY DOC*
gr 14.3H 1982
QUARTER HORSEDOCS PRESCRIPTION*
b 1973
QUARTER HORSEDOC BAR*
ch 15.0 1956
QUARTER HORSE LIGHTNING BAR*
ch 15.2 1951THREE BARS*ch 1940 DELLA P*ch 1934 DANDY DOLL*
ch 1948TEXAS DANDY*ch 1942 BAR MAID Fch 1943 JAMEEN TIVIO*
b 1956
QUARTER HORSEPOCO TIVIO*
b 1947 POCO BUENO*br 1944 SHEILWIN dun 1943 JAMEEN
sor 1952JIMMIE REED*ch 1942 LADY COLONEL CLYDE sor 1942 VIVIFIC
gr 1977
QUARTER HORSEBLACK CHICK 89
blk 1968
QUARTER HORSESIX CHICK
ch 1963TRIPLE CHICK*br 15.1H 1955 PEG ONEILLb 1948 MISS BAR 89
gr 1957HOLLYWOOD GOLD* dunalino 14.2 1940 JIGGS MOTHERgr 1940 MISS HOLLYVAN
pal 1964
QUARTER HORSEVANDAL
pal 1958BILLY VAN*pal 1936 TOOTS Bbr 1938 MISS HOLLY 2
gr 1954HOLLYWOOD GOLD* dunalino 14.2 1940 MISS TOMMY 2gr 1935
DAM
LETS MONKEY AROUND
QUARTER HORSEDOCS IRISH OAK*
b 14.2 1980
QUARTER HORSEDOCS OAK*
b 1973
QUARTER HORSEDOC BAR*
ch 15.0 1956 LIGHTNING BAR*ch 15.2 1951 DANDY DOLL*ch 1948 SUSIES BAY*
b 1955POCO TIVIO*b 1947 SUSIE Lch 1943 IRISHBAR QUEEN
sor 1974
QUARTER HORSEIRISHBAR BOB*
ch 1961BAR BOBch SI 95 AAA 1953 BRENDA SUEb 1953 CARMAL KING
b 1959L H GOODNUFFb 1947 BABY AUGUSTb 1953 LENAS INXS
1994
QUARTER HORSELEOS BAR LENA
QUARTER HORSELENAS PEPONITA
b 1984PEPONITA*blk 14.3 1969 CASUAL LADYb 1980 SKY FINALECIELITO LENAb 1979 KAYS FINALE DOCS MONKEY DO
1982
QUARTER HORSEFOURBLE LENA
b 1976DOC OLENA*

[Top Dun]

Cutting and working cow horse pops up far faster then reining. That back ground is really heavy in cow horses.

However that is not to say that she won't be good at reining since both are really athletic disciplines. she has the bloodlines to be a performance horse of some type.

[RisingH]

Im with Top Dun, sounds more Cow-type, and its also "older" bloodlines, which is fine, just not very "modern."
Docs Oak, Docs Perscription, Peponita, & Poco Tivio are all founders of Cutting, and Hollywood Gold of Reining, of course they do mix up across disiplines.
I have a reining horse, who most would scream "cutting" when looking at his pedigree, but he never was real motivated when it came to cattle (tried with a pro trainer for 11 months!), and reining came to him as a breeze!

[doublebarr]

Add another one to the RCH or cutting category. But, with the Hollywood in there you've got something that screams reining. Give it a go anyway, only real way to find out, and Good Luck

[Top Dun]

But that is a 1940's Hollywood horse not a more recent 1980's reining Hollywood horse. Although that same horse is only two generations back in Hollywood dun It's pedigree. But in this pedigree, being 5 generations back may not have as big an impact on the over all pedigree as in Hollywood Dun it's pedigree.


Overall the pedigree is by far and large a performance type pedigree and as such the filly should do at least OK in either cow events or reining depending on temperment and conformation. so I don't see any bloodline based reason why you should not try reining.

[doublebarr]

Yes TD - it is the "old" Hollywood, but it's still the Hollywood who has a very major influence in Reining horses today. Some things from some lines, even way back there, make it though to todays horses. Just because it's off the papers and not seen when looking at the AQHA papers in hand, does not mean it doesn't have an influence.

Two Eyed Jack is usually nowhere on my horses AQHA papers on our younger horses. I have to go back now to find him, however, he still strongly influences our Ranch horses. You can "see" and "feel" the TEJ in them, no matter how far out he is. Same with a lot of the Hollywood horses that did not come through the same lines as Hollywood Dun It. Look beyond the front page and some of those lines transition down to the horse standing before you anyway.

Like I said, the only way to know for sure is to try it. And again, Good Luck.

[Acme Acres]

Don't forget it's more about a horses talent as well as that of the person training them than it is with their breeding. Being cowy is one thing, the ability to follow direction and be easily trained to do any event is something else. John Slack's trained some Arabians that can slide and spin as well as some good reining QH on an NRHA level.

[blue eyes]

Thanks for all the info. so far my filly has been very easy to teach things and she is well put together. We have a couple excellent trainers in the area.So time will tell.