home - to The Greyhound-Database
Home  |  Dog-Search  |  Dogs ID  |  Races  |  Race Cards  |  Coursing  |  Tracks  |  Statistic  |  Testmating  |  Kennels  
 
   SHOP
Facebook
Login  |  Private Messages  |  add_race  |  add_coursing  |  add_dog  |  Membership  |  Advertising  | Ask the Vet  | Memorials    Help  print pedigree      
TV  |  Active-Sires  |  Sire-Pages  |  Stud Dogs  |  Which Sire?  |  Classifieds  |  Auctions  |  Videos  |  Adoption  |  Forum  |  About_us  |  Site Usage

Welcome to the Greyhound Knowledge Forum

   

The Greyhound-Data Forum has been created to act as a platform for greyhound enthusiasts to share information on this magnificent animal called a greyhound.

Greyhound-Data reserve the right to remove any post that is off topic, advertisements or opinions they consider to be offensive.

Please read the forum usage manual please note:

If you answer then please try to stay on topic. It's absolutely okay to answer in a broader scope but don't hijack posts by switching to something off topic.

In case you see an insulting post: DO NOT REPLY TO IT!
Use the report button to inform the moderators so that we can delete it.

Read more...

All TopicsFor SaleGD-WebsiteBreedingHealthRacingCoursingRetirementBettingTalkLogin to post
Do you have questions about breeding theories?
Or do you need tips on how to rear your pups?

Banjo Boy At Studpage  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 >> 


Trent Wrigley
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1548
Dogs 40 / Races 3

10 Aug 2014 04:06


 (0)
 (0)


Andrew was a great size litter mum could run to meaning Lilly (splicey) when ray sold her I was very surprised. I can't wait to get my few out of this mating .



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

10 Aug 2014 05:02


 (0)
 (0)


trent wrigley wrote:

Andrew was a great size litter mum could run to meaning Lilly (splicey) when ray sold her I was very surprised. I can't wait to get my few out of this mating .

Hi Trent. They look good on lots of counts. Good luck mate. Stay in touch love to know what you think of the pups once you get them. Roland seems happy. He seems to be throwing big litters. 4 litters so far landed and baring a few issues at birth there were 9 plus pups in three of them. I know my two bitches look big.



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

10 Aug 2014 05:41


 (0)
 (0)


Congrats peter on bonding time's new babies. 6 dogs and 4 bitches whelped overnight I have just found out. Great stuff.



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

22 Aug 2014 01:56


 (0)
 (0)


Paris Valentino has just whelped a nice healthy litter of 2 dogs and 3 bitches. All pups over 600grams (biggest pup 690 grams) and all long and well conditioned. Much like reports of others. Very excited about this litters prospects being beautifully bred out of a Where's Pedro x Casey's Angel bitch.


Doug Taylor
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1896
Dogs 22 / Races 1

22 Aug 2014 02:59


 (0)
 (0)


Congrats mate, your boys getting some nice litters on the ground early. Best of luck!



Glenn Hatton
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 4852
Dogs 92 / Races 98

22 Aug 2014 03:31


 (0)
 (0)


Doug Taylor wrote:

Congrats mate, your boys getting some nice litters on the ground early. Best of luck!

Is there any vets in Qld stocking Banjo Boy? If he threw his strength & race traits into his pups he'd be a successful sire around a track like Albion Park don't you think?


Doug Taylor
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1896
Dogs 22 / Races 1

22 Aug 2014 04:27


 (0)
 (0)


I know there's some at Northern Rivers which is who I and a lot of Qlders use for inseminations. Love to have one like him, can show early speed and runs the 500 right out. I love the chase he seems to have inherited from his father as much as anything.



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

22 Aug 2014 07:11


 (0)
 (0)


G'day Glen

There are a few straws at Laidely and to Doug's point at Liz Brown's.

We have been limited in sending them around to some degree as we are still trying to combine racing and stud duties and therefore don't have oodles of straws to send everywhere.

However as most can attest, if anyone wants one we pretty much can deliver with a few days notice to most places, WA a bit harder.

Cheers

Andrew

glenn hatton wrote:

Doug Taylor wrote:

Congrats mate, your boys getting some nice litters on the ground early. Best of luck!

Is there any vets in Qld stocking Banjo Boy? If he threw his strength & race traits into his pups he'd be a successful sire around a track like Albion Park don't you think?






Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

22 Aug 2014 20:52


 (0)
 (0)


Zoenah's entity, beautifully bred Mogambo bitch, sister to Evie's entity and 9 time city winner last night whelped 4 dogs and 5 very healthy pups to banjo boy. Mum did a great job for her first litter. Very excited about these pups which are a reverse of the successful offspringer x Mogambo and vee man x girl aloud matings both of which have produced very fast dogs including grandeur, sweet it is, echelon, Alex's entity and Darcy's entity to name a few.

Thanks again to Mick Barry for selling her to me.


Michael Barry
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 7402
Dogs 26 / Races 9

23 Aug 2014 06:38


 (0)
 (0)


great news andrew ,, and good luck with the litter ,, there is no reason that these girls from mogambo x girl aloud wont produce some good racers,,

zoenah herself was a great race bitch with a super temperament, and should make a super mum,,

all the best andrew, from beautiful down town KILLARNEY in ireland where its 8.30am weather is fine and sunny , cheers mick


Doug Taylor
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1896
Dogs 22 / Races 1

23 Aug 2014 07:26


 (0)
 (0)


County Kerry, lovely part of the world Mick!


Michael Barry
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 7402
Dogs 26 / Races 9

23 Aug 2014 07:49


 (0)
 (0)


Doug Taylor wrote:

County Kerry, lovely part of the world Mick!

great spot doug,, we done the ring of kerry scenic drive yesterday its some of the most beautiful scenery in the world ,,




Doug Taylor
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1896
Dogs 22 / Races 1

23 Aug 2014 13:03


 (0)
 (0)


Have done that myself mate, and the Blarney Stone, Cliffs of Moher, Giants Causeway, some really great country and sights to be seen.


Corey ODonnell
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 505
Dogs 27 / Races 4

23 Aug 2014 19:42


 (0)
 (0)


Gday Andrew

How many litters is that on the ground now for Banjo Boy. I think Ive counted 15 or so is that right. By my calculation he should have
around 100 pups on the ground aswell. Certainly gone very well in his first season at being a stud dog



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

23 Aug 2014 20:03


 (0)
 (0)


Hi Corey I think there are 13 bitches now either in pup or had pups and there are a dozen or so straws with people waiting for bitches to comes on. I am hoping to get another 15 or so during the spring and get to around 40 bitches by Xmas. That would give him a chance although all the stud masters tell me you need 80 bitches to have any chance to become a commercial sire. I understand why so many get sold to china now. Not that he is going anywhere. It will be what it is. Fingers crossed. Thank to all who have considered him.


Sandro Bechini
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 19488
Dogs 15268 / Races 1856

24 Aug 2014 00:38


 (0)
 (0)


Andrew

It will be a pretty good effort to get 40 on the ground by Xmas in this competitive stud market



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

24 Aug 2014 01:37


 (0)
 (0)


Yes but what life without a goal. A lot of people tell me they are considering him but want to wait till he is proven. A catch 22 sandro. He will be back in the track soon too and is trialling very quick so hopefully a couple of quick runs help.


Sandro Bechini
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 19488
Dogs 15268 / Races 1856

24 Aug 2014 01:37


 (0)
 (0)


andrew varasdi wrote:

Yes but what life without a goal.

Very true Andrew



Andrew Varasdi
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 1287
Dogs 2 / Races 11

24 Aug 2014 01:41


 (0)
 (0)


And sweet it is winning again shows just how deep and strong his family is. So that helps because it is a genuine 500m plus family on the dam line.


Sandro Bechini
Australia
(Verified User)
Posts 19488
Dogs 15268 / Races 1856

24 Aug 2014 01:49


 (0)
 (0)


andrew varasdi wrote:

And sweet it is winning again shows just how deep and strong his family is. So that helps because it is a genuine 500m plus family on the dam line.

What a great family he comes from.

His branch of the Waroo Lass family via Harper Valley really shows how influential she has been as a blue hen

Carrying very little Brother Fox blood he is like an Australian outcross

posts 1172page  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 >>