Valegro & Carl's 11 y/o god-daughter - amazing!

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@J-Lu

They are considered to be “Tricky”. About 12 years ago, I almost bred to Negro. A friend’s daughter owned one (did the European young horse stuff and then sold him) and was a working student at the place that owned/stood Negro. She rode lots of his babies and gave me advice about what she thought tended come through with his babies. Most were talented, but not amateur rides.

That said, at the time I boarded with a Negro baby who was a sweetheart and went to I1, but struggled with shivers early on. I guess you are always playing the odds where your baby will fall on the bell curve. But I always would like to stack the odds in my favor!

Thanks for the explanation! Breeders seem to always leave this kind of tidbits out of their stallion description