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Kinloch Brae or Ballymac Vic

Mark Beattie
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30 Apr 2018 19:16

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 Im a fan of both and have dogs out of Kinloch Brae and a 12 month old litter out of Ballymac Vic, but Im genuinely torn on who to use on my next brood.

Ballydoyle Peach

Any thoughts/comments welcome.


David Brasch
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30 Apr 2018 19:20

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 Mark

Kinloch Brae is a natural for her ahead of his son.
By putting her to Kinloch Brae you will actually recreate the cross of Fortress and his genetic brother Murlens Slippy that is found in the pedigree of Ballymac Vic.

For what it is worth.

Regards
David


Paul Gebhard
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30 Apr 2018 19:51

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Mark Beattie wrote:

Im a fan of both and have dogs out of Kinloch Brae and a 12 month old litter out of Ballymac Vic, but Im genuinely torn on who to use on my next brood.

Ballydoyle Peach

Any thoughts/comments welcome.

Hello

Out of the two as a sire overall I prefer KINLOCH BRAE

But specifically for your bitch out of the two Id head for BALLYMAC VIC


Mark Beattie
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20 Oct 2018 22:54

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 Peach came in season yesterday and has been booked in to Kinloch Brae.



Douglas Campbell
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 One for a couple of years down the line if he gets established

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Mark Beattie
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22 Oct 2018 21:02

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Douglas Campbell wrote:

One for a couple of years down the line if he gets established

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Douglas, absolutely!

My last 2 purchases/runners with Kevin were Irena (Dorotas) with whom Ive bred a litter to Ballymac Vic. And Peach !



Brad May
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27 Oct 2018 16:03

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 Hi could anyone tell me please the stud fee for Ballymac vic?


Mark Beattie
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Brad May wrote:

Hi could anyone tell me please the stud fee for Ballymac vic?

I believe he's now 1,000



Brad May
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27 Oct 2018 20:57

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 Would you know what Kinloch Brae is as well? Thanks Brad


Mark Beattie
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27 Oct 2018 21:12

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 1,200


Mark Beattie
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27 Oct 2018 21:23

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Mark Beattie wrote:

1,200

I was surprised there was only 200 difference.

It really depends on what youre looking for.

KB is 100% proven and in my opinion is likely to add to the natural tendencies of the brood.

BV is class and will inject real pace, but you need to check if hes likely to work with your brood line.




Brad May
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27 Oct 2018 21:24

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 Thanks Mark, sent you a PM.


Mark Beattie
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Mark Beattie wrote:

Peach came in season yesterday and has been booked in to Kinloch Brae.

Peach has had 6 Dogs and 2 Bitches to Kinloch Brae, only 10 days old but doing really well.

With close breeding to the likes of Killer Bee in Ireland and Roxholme Butt in England we're really excited about the potential.

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