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- ColorGoodStables August 2016
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The pain of gelding advice
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I had several 2 and 3 year olds that I wanted to keep intact so bad. I finally bit the bullet and ALL were gelded. The pain is real right now.
I'm just going to take a moment of silence to deal with the cold hard truth of breeding pretty but unworthy stallions.
On a plus side My showpony herd is now large enough for me to focus on actual breeding projects soon!
I'm going to dedicate a project to making foals like this boy. My absolute favorite colt I've ever bred.----
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I hear you Color, I do a lot of leaving intact for the pretty factor. Then I never breed them, and geld anyway when they are 5 or 6 years old. I am still going through gelding every season, when I want a change from breeding for a while. I just gelded some that were 8 years old yesterday!
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Haha wow that's a long time to wait! But I don't blame you. The colt above is one that I kept intact until today. I actually bred hime this year too :\ I just couldn't resist. He produced a daughter who is super pretty, so at the worst I'll end up with another flashy showpony with questionable parents.----
Barn ID 4953