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Originally Posted by Danzig
i didn't realize only the female side was to be considered...i guess we'll toss out lord avies successes, oh but speaking of mares, let's also discount avie, lord avies dam, and her four black-type winners, or evilone and her three black typers.. no doubt we could both find horses in that pedigree to show why he is or is not a working class horse.
at any rate, thanks for the i'm not trying to be obnoxious part....it generally is included in an obnoxious post, so i'll just assume the best.
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You obviously don't obsess much about pedigree or this wouldn't be a point of argument. Your approach is pretty naive. You're the one being obnoxious by trying to take facts that people who know what they're talking about understand and thinking that because you don't get it, it must be wrong. Lawyer Ron's dam isn't the old grey nag but she's not Toussaud either. Deal with it. People looking at stallions consider this in how well bred the stallion is and his tail female line is pedestrian compared to others in the market like Bernardini, Giant's Causeway, Empire Maker. What's so hard to understand?