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6/13/12 at 5:17pm

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I have a Spanish/Polish Arabian mare I want to breed. I'll dig up her papers for her dam, but her sire is Aicying. I was looking at this stallion from Cameo Springs,http://www.horseclicks.com/standing_2012_dapple_dark_grey_eskont_x_wma_gokart/advert/158054

He's close (ish, about seven hrs away) and 15 hh, which I thought is nice since my mare is 14.1 hh.

What do you think of him? Would you recommend another stallion? Dealt with this farm in the past?

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6/14/12 at 5:33am

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Too bad they don't have a nice confo shot of him on that site, maybe it's on their website? He seems nice, don't know what you're looking for. It didn't say anything about showing accomplishments and it looks like he's only standing to approved mares, whatever that means (do the mares have to be strictly purebred, have national titles, the right pedigree?). Good luck in whatever you decide.

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6/16/12 at 6:09pm

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I do dressage. In the foal, looking for nice conformation and feet (my mare doesn't need shoes), easy keeper, beautiul head. Intelligent, lovable personality, all that.

Confro shot meaning conformation shot? Should I ask for one?

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6/17/12 at 6:45pm

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Oh well, I am a fellow dressage enthusiast myself! If you want good conformation in your foal I would most certainly ask for a conformation shot showing him standing. Good luck.