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My Reedeemer
Danny Oliver Australia (Verified User) Posts 59 Dogs 3 / Races 0 24 Jul 2019 17:46
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Any thoughts on how he might go at stud
Simon Milgate Australia (Verified User) Posts 2043 Dogs 23 / Races 0 24 Jul 2019 18:48
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If someone can post link from the greyhound recorder from the 5th of march it has David Brashs thoughts.
David Brasch Australia (Team Member) Posts 844 Dogs 2139 / Races 9672 25 Jul 2019 01:00
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DAVID and Rose Geall must have been pinching themselves all through 2017 and 2018 not just because of the exploits of their champion race bitch Up Hill Jill. The daughter of Premier Fantasy and brood bitch goldmine Wheres Demonica (Wheres Pedro-Demonica by Bombastic Shiraz) cut through her opposition on the way to victories in the Group 1 Topgun and Easter Egg. Along the way she picked up placings in the National Futurity, Sapphire Crown, Peter Mosman, Perth Cup, Paws of Thunder, Topgun and was a finalist in the Egg again and the Melbourne Cup all of them Group 1. By the time the Gealls called time on their bitch, she had raced 85 times for 38 wins and $882,000 in stakes. While that is all stuff of dreams, the reason David and Rose need to pinch themselves was because they were well aware that at home they had one just as good. And when My Redeemer (Fernando Bale-Wheres Demonica) hit the racetrack the Gealls were back to the pinching stage all over again. My Redeemer did not race as long as his illustrious older half-sister, but in 51 starts he won 25 and earned $669,000 in stakes. He did that from Group 1 wins in the Melbourne Cup and Harrison Dawson. He was a finalist in the Australian Cup, Peter Mosman and Temlee all of them at Group 1 level. Now My Redeemer goes to stud. If he was a thoroughbred some Hunter Valley (NSW) stud would have paid $40 million for him and he would be commanding a first season stud fee of around $60,000 or more. Thats exactly how good he was on the racetrack and just what sort of stud potential he represents. There is no faulting the dog, on pedigree, looks, size and performances. He ticks every single box there is. So, how does My Redeemer suit brood bitch owners and just what sort of lines will go to making him a successful stud dog. The fact His mother has produced a champion in Up Hill Jill to the Irish champion race dog and sire Premier Fantasy means bitches with that great galloper in their pedigree are a MUST for My Redeemer. That is a natural. Premier Fantasy is everywhere in pedigrees of Aussie bitches. And he is found in a number of stud dogs. All these will suit matings to My Redeemer. Daughters of Kinloch Brae will also be especially suited to My Redeemer. Kinloch Brae has sired multiple Group stars out of bitches with Wheres Pedro and Bombastic Shiraz in their pedigree. This successful cross can confidently be attempted in reverse. My Redeemer has a huge bonus to his pedigree in the fact he carries Wheres Pedro as his damsire, Bombastic Shiraz as the sire of his second mother, and Awesome Assassin as the sire of his third dam. All three are dominant in the pedigree of My Redeemer and lend themselves to plenty of line breeding. My Redeemers own pedigree is fabulous in that Chloe Allen (dam of his sire Fernando Bale) is bred on the same Black Shiraz/Awesome Assassin cross as Demonica (second dam of My Redeemer). This in-breeding to dominant lines will stand My Redeemer in good stead at stud. Wheres Pedro obviously can be duplicated. This can be done via daughters of My Bro Fabio, El Galo, El Grand Senor, Cape Hawke, Destini Fireball, Peter Rocket, Nolen, Fancy Dean, Mogambo there are numerous examples. But, My Redeemer also lends himself to matings to bitches with Wheres Pedros litter brother Hallucinate. The most obvious of these is Barcia Bale who has Hallucinate as his damsire. Anyone with a daughter of Barcia Bale MUST consider My Redeemer as a potential mate for their bitch. The cross is fabulous. Thats because Barcia Bale (Go Wild Teddy-Princess Bale) is a genetic brother to Searle Bale (Dyna Lachlan-Princess Bale) who, when mated to My Redeemers sire Fernando Bale, produced G1 Australian Cup winner Hecton Bale and G2 Cranbourne Cup winner Mossimo Bale. The duplication of Awesome Assassin in the pedigree of My Redeemer also tosses up potential matings to bitches with Knocka Norris in their pedigree. Fernando Bale sired champions Poke The Bear and Out Of Range out of a daughter of Knocka Norris. It brought in a very powerful cross of Awesome Assassin and his sister Goddess Of Fire. Bitches with Knocka Norris, or his sister Elite Oriental, will be greatly suited to matings to My Redeemer. Bombastic Shiraz is already emerging as a duplication force. The class Queensland galloper Shoes To Fill has a 32 duplication of Bombastic Shiraz and there is no doubt such a double should work also for My Redeemer. Bitches with Black Shirazs litter brother Big Ginger Boy will also suit My Redeemer. Big Ginger Boy will provide an ideal balance for the two SON strains of Black Shiraz in My Redeemer. I would also like to see bitches with more of the Floodgate family introduced to My Redeemer. This wonderful race bitch and producer is back on his fourth line. She can be picked up via El Grand Senor, Petes Boss, Regal Brett and of course Paddys Flame. My Redeemer goes to stud with every credential possible for success at stud. His is a 31kg dog and history has shown giants of the stud game do not need to be giants in size. Quite the opposite. My Redeemer came from a litter of six named offspring and all were winners. Emerald Rainbow won 19 and earned $60,000 and was a multiple Group finalist. Fernando Drums won 26 races and earned $56,000. The litter were all sound and genuine. You cannot ask for much more.
Simon Milgate Australia (Verified User) Posts 2043 Dogs 23 / Races 0 25 Jul 2019 01:28
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Thanks David.
Daniel Evans Australia (Verified User) Posts 317 Dogs 1 / Races 0 27 Jul 2019 11:16
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I reckon he'll go good at stud. Take over from Fernando at a reasonable price too. Good damline also.
Danny oliver wrote:
Any thoughts on how he might go at stud
Terry Hines Australia (Verified User) Posts 875 Dogs 105 / Races 11 28 Jul 2019 04:32
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I think he will go great at stud, prolific chasing dam line with early speed. Plus by the multiple group producing sire in FB.
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