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In a message dated 1/21/01 1:17:44 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The other thing is, all
of my mares are sisters to the one stallion, and my stallion is a full
brother to the other. I am pretty happy with these lines myself and don't
feel a need to get bigger or outcross.
If you are paying 1200 for a stud fee and selling your foals for only 2000,
ot slightly less you have really lost out on the deal.
>>
I have read this 4 times now, and either I am even more tired
than I thought today.....or you are doing some serious in-breeding here. (
Not even line breeding that can produce some outstanding cross's ) Please
tell me Im reading this wrong or is a typo ?
Question : I know of several stallions that now stand at $
1,000.00 stud fee. I dont know of any with a $ 1,200.00 fee, would be
interested in who that was, and does that include mare care ?
Lastly, I am interested in knowing who sells Fjords ( even as
foals ) for " slightly less than $ 2,000. " I have people ask me all the
time, wanting a Fjord in that price range, but have none to tell them about.
Are YOUR foals selling for under $ 2,000 ? If so, send me a sales list,
because I have lots of people looking.
Lisa
