Suggestions needed for an article: "Not Aged" Very Promising TB Sires of Eventers

[tom]

[h=2][/h][INDENT]I have been commissioned to write an article and I need suggestions from eventing breeders and riders:

Please tell me the names and details of what you consider to be the most promising thoroughbred stallions in eventing breeding. The stallions must be “not aged”, which I define as:
– alive
– fertile
– 15 or 16 years of age or under.

Please send me your suggestions via this thread, by private message, or by email (tom@morningside-stud.com).

I am interested in TB stallions from all the major eventer breeding countries and continents (e.g., Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand).

Thank you!

Tom[/INDENT]

[bornfreenowexpensive]

Sea Accounts
Talbot (JC Name)
Colleen Rutledge’s Clever Deception

There are a few other young ones that I need to track down. I listed these three because all are a nice type, good pedigrees and are being competed as event horses and thus will make them marketable to eventers.

Clever Deception I believe has done a 1* and sounds like a very promising young horse from Colleen. Sea Accounts is approved by a few WB registries and is running Intermediate. Talbot is more fresh off the track but in the hands of eventers who intend to produce him.

[tom]

Thank you!

[halt]

tom, do you care to show us the article when you are done? or the list of all the TBs you received in PM or otherwise? it sounds fascinating.

i don’t know if anyone has pointed you at orujo de la galerna. he may be of consideration.

[JER]

Denouce, who used to stand at Louella, where he sired several young eventers (the oldest are now 8), who appear to be talented.

[tom]

Thank you, halt and JER. The article will be made available.

[vineyridge]

Orujo de la Galerna (per the FEI) has no get that have made it that far. He himself never got above 1*, and his last FEI competition was in 2012. Which really doesn’t say anything about his young stock.