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Gemma
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 Posted - 16 Aug 2004 : 08:07:49 AM
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I'm trying to trace the last registered owner of Silver Hussar as my Mum has recently bought him and would like to transfer ownership. Thought I may as well start at the beginning!
He's a chestnut gelding with flaxen mane and tail, two hind stockings and a blaze. He's around 15.1/15.2.
As far as we've been told, he's about 16 and we believe was bred in Scotland. If anyone knows him, or who bred him could they please email me at gemma.bishop@ge.com
Thanks,
Gemma
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NPA Arabians
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Posted - 16 Aug 2004 : 08:53:21 AM
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Hi,
I have checked the data source for you
Silver Hussar -Grey Stallion born 1987 by Vain Hussar and out of Ringing Eostre bred by Mr A Bruce
Hope this helps
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pat day
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Posted - 16 Aug 2004 : 09:28:17 AM
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SILVER HUSSAR 1987 ch/gr colt by Vain Hussar out of Ringing Eostre (Sky Cavalier/Ecurb Rinarida by Ringing Gold)
Bred by Mr A. Bruce
Strain: Managhieh Ibn Sbeyel(Ferida)
Mums Breeding History:
1984; b.f Maramb Moralis by Ringing Sovereign
1985 Barren to Ringing Sovereign
1985 Not covered
1988 No return
1989 Not covered in 88
1990 b.colt Keishmal by Zaracz
1991 gr.colt Ringing Prince Kaspian by Zaracz
1992 gr.fi Sheikmal by Zaracz
1993 b.fi Timeless Elegance by Zaracz
1994 b/gr colt Virgil by Zaracz
1995 gr colt Torcuil by Zaracz
1996 Barren to Razif
1997 B colt Stragos by Ibn Bint Argos
1998 Not covered in 97
1999 Barren to Razif
Mr Bruce bred nearly all of them with a few exceptions which it looked like she may have been on breeding loan.
That is the last entry in the stud book 19, will look on the database when I have more time.
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Gemma
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Posted - 16 Aug 2004 : 7:36:32 PM
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Thanks very much!! This is great, BUT...... Sharma is chestnut, not grey! And he's a gelding now (though that's not to say he was gelded late!). He does have a roan effect over most of his body - not enough to make him a strawberry roan - chestnut roan maybe?!
So, is this the same horse? I don't have any piccies of him up on the internet - will see if I can post something tomorrow. |
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pat day
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Posted - 16 Aug 2004 : 9:40:39 PM
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Gemma,
when they are very young and registered, it often says Chestnut/Grey.(either possible)
I spoke to the peaple (Gores) who bought my fellow as a foal from Lodge Farm (Maxwells) and he was liver chestnut, he is now grey and going liver fleebiten.
Do let us know if you find out anymore.
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Gemma
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Posted - 17 Aug 2004 : 07:49:49 AM
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That makes sense then. Born a chestnut - not sure if he's going to go grey so register as both, stays a chestnut.
This is great, thanks so much.
Don't suppose anyone's got any contact details for Mr Bruce? |
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