| Roan to roan does happen and happen all the time. They've been breeding Brabant's this way for years and years and it's worked time and again. That's why I tend to throw that information out the window. ... I could see the embryo problem, but at the same time I kind of doubt that one as well. Otherwise Eva's grandfather wouldn't be so successful with his Brabant mares and all the babies he's produced over the years. ... Seems their settling the first time, and if not the first, their settling on the second heat cycle.
Our x blue perch stud is covering blue perch mares and already has one blue colt on the ground.
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01-21-2008, 09:57 AM
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