Reply With QuoteWhat do you expect? Trevor's a Bean Counter...it is in his DNA to do that.
Hey Rick
If i was you i'd keep it quiet about Guido jumping the fences and knocking your mare's up, the partner's involved in Guido are ruthless and will be chasing there service fee money lmao.
What do you expect? Trevor's a Bean Counter...it is in his DNA to do that.
I don't think Guido is any more capable of jumping a fence and knocking a mare up than what Jaimie is
There's a bloke who lives in Calderwood Rd & I bet he can still jump a fence with the best of them. If he'd get rid of that Tweed coat & cream coloured turtle necked skivvy he'd go even better still.
Is there any chance that Guido carries the blood of another imported gem that stood in the Bathurst area, Burley Guy? If his third or fourth dam happened to be by BG, then that pedigree becomes one of monumental import in highlighting the immense value that these importers added to the local breeding scene!!!Originally Posted by Triple V
Hey Dallas,
I forgot to mention that Guido's 2nd dam is by the late Barry Rose's incomparable gift to the Australian Breeding Industry, a wonderful stallion who's name...even to this very day...is spoken in reverent tones by many a Hunter Valley based Standardbred Breeder, the great Forrest Trillium. If that fact alone doesn't get you in, nothing will.
Warning: Horses are expensive, addictive, and may impair the ability to use common sense.
[VVV] Unfortunately, no Phil. As the story goes, that oustanding 1970 foaled son of Bret Hanover and Rilda Guy was suffering from a case of Founder the day that they showed up with the mare to be trailer bred, so it was back on the float and off to Scone and to Forrest Trillium she went. The rest, as they say, is history.
In all seriousness, I've never heard of that horse. Who's paddock did he darken?
He stood at Rossmore Park, run by Richard Webster and his sons, just out of Bathurst on the Limekilns Road. It was the old Army Camp used in WWII and afterwards as a Migrant Camp for war refugees. If I hunt around, I may even still have a catalogue from their clearance sale when they decided to leave harness racing, it is full of horses by Shannondoi, Chorker, Tarcoolador, Kiwi Chieftain and other illuminaries[VVV] Unfortunately, no Phil. As the story goes, that oustanding 1970 foaled son of Bret Hanover and Rilda Guy was suffering from a case of Founder the day that they showed up with the mare to be trailer bred, so it was back on the float and off to Scone and to Forrest Trillium she went. The rest, as they say, is history.
In all seriousness, I've never heard of that horse. Who's paddock did he darken?They then turned the old place into the Bathurst Sheep and Cattle Drome and as far as I know, it is still running quite successfully as that today.
Warning: Horses are expensive, addictive, and may impair the ability to use common sense.
Alabar service fees for new season???
waiting waiting still waiting................????????
Look champ this thead is about Stallion fees. Please don't take it off topic and start talking about NSW waiting to win origin.
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