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No.... it's an indication of a difference in quality between your stallion and your mares. Since your stallion is sired by a "B" foundation, and I'm willing to bet almost all of your mares are by "C" stallions, it's not surprising.

What will happen is that he will definitely sort the wheat from the chaff in your mares... the ones who can produce intact offspring with him (likely a very high B) are your superior mares.

I'd wager that if you performance tested the offspring, you'd find that his get had a higher PT than your other 2nd gen stallions, too. Are you selling those altered babies? Because they'd probably make very good show horses.

I have an intact colt from him and 2 geldings. Both geldings look like excellent performers, the colt is going to be super valuable in my Grullo line and will show once he's 2. Baya if you're frustrated with him, I'd buy him in a heartbeat. You can pretty much name your price for him.

He'd be worth every HB. Just keep it in mind. I really would buy him in a fingersnap.