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[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes

he seems like a disaster.....can't believe it. such a good looking rascal. loved his mother, dad is unbridled song. what gives

You do realize that his oldest foals are newly turned yearlings right now, right?

[Alabama Stakes]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

You do realize that his oldest foals are newly turned yearlings right now, right?

r u sho bout that cap'n ?

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes

r u sho bout that cap'n ?

So your histrionics about how Old Fashioned is a disaster as a stallion is based on what?

Do you have access to his semen analysis or something?

[Alabama Stakes]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

So your histrionics about how Old Fashioned is a disaster as a stallion is based on what?

Do you have access to his semen analysis or something?

it seems like none of them brought any money and the stud fee continues to drop.

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes

it seems like none of them brought any money and the stud fee continues to drop.

A whole baker's dozen of his weanlings were sold last year. Weanlings don't often sell for more than 6 figures, but 2 of his went for $75k. Let's at least wait for some of the presumably better bred yearlings to go through the ring this year.

Or better yet, let some of them actually hit the racetrack.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes

it seems like none of them brought any money and the stud fee continues to drop.

yep, that's generally how it goes. that's why most farms look to 'get out' on a horse in the first year or two. typically after the first two seasons you see stud fee drops to keep interest high, as new horses hit the market. the tale will actually be told when his horses start running. even storm cats fee went down before it started climbing after people started seeing what he could accomplish.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes

r u sho bout that cap'n ?

that's what it shows on his stallion page.