Racehorse Breeding TheoriesThe Russell Meerdink Company Ltd., 2004 - 325 pages "Here, in one volume, is a wide and varied assessment of the major breeding systems or theories, as well as the history and background of each. The writers give the reader all the necessary information they need to implement the theory and make it part of a breeding program. They also verify the relative scientific validity of the theories and various approaches to breeding" -- publisher website (April 2007). |
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... sires, and dams. Statistics shown in the column on the left below reflect the worldwide performances of all named foals born in North America between 1987-'96. Statistics in the column on the right reflect the same data for foals by the ...
... sires, and dams. Statistics shown in the column on the left below reflect the worldwide performances of all named foals born in North America between 1987-'96. Statistics in the column on the right reflect the same data for foals by the ...
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... sire about 10 percent stakes winners to foals. Statistics from the random samples, as well as select sub-groups, do ... sires get off the ground. Overall, if the quality of a stallion's mates is low, the resulting foals should have ...
... sire about 10 percent stakes winners to foals. Statistics from the random samples, as well as select sub-groups, do ... sires get off the ground. Overall, if the quality of a stallion's mates is low, the resulting foals should have ...
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... sire in the breed . Although he died in 1999 at age 29 , Mr. Prospector also left a number of distinguished sons who ... sires . 0 From our classes in biology, we all know that parents. Courtesy of the Thoroughbred Times Mr. Prospector ...
... sire in the breed . Although he died in 1999 at age 29 , Mr. Prospector also left a number of distinguished sons who ... sires . 0 From our classes in biology, we all know that parents. Courtesy of the Thoroughbred Times Mr. Prospector ...
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... sire list five times. Among his best winners were English Triple Crown winner Pommern, English Derby winner Humorist (who died without going to stud), 2,000 Guineas winner Corcyra, Derby and Oaks winner Fifinella, 1,000 Guineas winner ...
... sire list five times. Among his best winners were English Triple Crown winner Pommern, English Derby winner Humorist (who died without going to stud), 2,000 Guineas winner Corcyra, Derby and Oaks winner Fifinella, 1,000 Guineas winner ...
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... sires to gain ground in this sphere were St. Simon, Domino, and to a lesser extent, The Tetrarch. All these sires had first-class speed, and they were able to sire horses with light, quick action who could carry their speed over the ...
... sires to gain ground in this sphere were St. Simon, Domino, and to a lesser extent, The Tetrarch. All these sires had first-class speed, and they were able to sire horses with light, quick action who could carry their speed over the ...
Contents
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Federico Tesios work as a breeder and trainer | 75 |
Pedigrees and Statistics | 173 |
Birth Rank and Success | 187 |
A Pedigree Classification Technique | 191 |
Female Family Inbreeding | 237 |
The X Factor Theory | 251 |
Bruce Lowe and the Numerology of Pedigrees | 273 |
Quantification of Racing Performance in the Research of Harry Laughlin | 293 |
Evaluating Breeding Theories Looking for the Real Patterns Underpinning Tesios Greatness | 307 |
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A.P. Indy affinity American analysis ancestors average CD Bimelech biomechanics Blood-Horse bloodlines bloodstock BLUP Blushing Groom Bold Ruler bred breeders broodmare broodmare sire Buckpasser champion chefs-de-race classic winners colt cross daughters Derby winner distance Dosage figures dual qualifiers earnings Eclipse evaluating factors Fappiano female family inbreeding filly foals furlongs genes genetic Glencoe Grade Hail to Reason heart score horse’s horses inbred inbreeding individuals La Troienne large heart Laughlin Leger male line mares mating measure Nasrullah Native Dancer Nearco nick Nijinsky Nijinsky II Northern Dancer offspring pattern pedigree percent stakes winners performance Phalaris population prepotence Princequillo produced progeny Prospector racehorse racing ability racing capacity racing class runners Seattle Slew Secretariat sire and dam sire line sire’s speed stallions starters statistics Storm Cat stride success Table Teddy Tesio Thoroughbred traits Triple Crown Varola Vuillier War Admiral yearlings
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