I've always been of the opinion that full siblings are only good for increasing the price at the yearling sales.
I've always been of the opinion that full siblings are only good for increasing the price at the yearling sales.
Don't die wondering !
Originally Posted by gutwagon
There are a good number of full brothers/sisters that have made significant contributions on the track or in the breeding barn.
Early examples are the three full brothers GREAT BINGEN (1919)/PETER BINGEN (1920)/WORTHY BINGEN (1917) – each by Nelson Bingen from Berthabell.
New Zealand's Peter Craig put together a 4 part series Brothers In Arms on Harnessbred.com in 2017 to demonstrate many that were effective.
The link, kindly sent by Peter is here: http://www.harnessbred.com/?s=Brothers+In+Arms
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