Broodmare Partnership

[Si2see]

I believe the answer is yes, but aren't the stud fees already paid for the current foal on any in foal mare through an auction like the keeneland sale ? ( Obviously wouldn't be a stands and nurses clause )

[partnerships]

in an auction like Keeneland the stud fees have to be paid before the mare can enter the sales ring. That is the benefit of buying in an auction it is all lined out and ready to go.

One of the mares I am looking at went for less than 10k and her resulting yearling sold for 100k.+ back in the sale a few years older. See what she goes for

[partnerships]

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[oughtoh]

I breed horses many many years ago when Caliente was open. Was alot of fun and really enjoyed it. Never had mares that the foals were worth alot, just did it to raise and race them. Just for the fun of it. Wish you the best of luck and wish I could join your group.

[partnerships]

here is one of the horses I was looking at ended up at 12k

http://apps.keeneland.com/sales/Nov17/pdfs/1479.pdf

Bred to flintshire 20k stud fee

empire maker mare out of a stormcat mare

she was a 390k yearling purchase sold at the ixed sale in 2012 for 325k

her first yearling sold for 200k September 2014 sale (ARCH)

2nd yearling sold for 150k (Lemon Drop Kid)

3rd 27k but I did not like this breeding at all and clearly a lot of others did not as well

Anyway these are the type mares If you are interested and have not posted shoot me a message.

[BIG49010]

You ever think about claiming a horse as a prospect of turning her over via sale, and breeding her first, racing for a while?

[onefast99]

Originally Posted by partnerships

in an auction like Keeneland the stud fees have to be paid before the mare can enter the sales ring. That is the benefit of buying in an auction it is all lined out and ready to go.

One of the mares I am looking at went for less than 10k and her resulting yearling sold for 100k.+ back in the sale a few years older. See what she goes for

You are correct but at the bottom of each hip chart it says "believed to be pregnant" and there may also be another notation like "Sells with a 2018 No-Guarantee season to (place stallion name here)"