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Tom Flanagan Australia (Verified User) Posts 7250 Dogs 974 / Races 1022 24 Jul 2010 12:04
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Darren McKenzie wrote:
I have an 'Hallucinate' litter due in about a month linebred 'Osti' balanced........first time for me having this blood linebred.............I've admired 'DOSS' for ages.........hope both these come into being without any drama.
cheers
CLICK HERE like this one that won a heat of the Laurie Healion at the Gardens in quick time tonight.
Seems to me that Hallucinate may have a big role in linebreeding the Osti line as he can throw a bit of strength. Important when the tendency of Osti linebreeding can be towards speedy short coursers.
My bitch is so huge I'm a bit worried. I have her booked for an elective caesarian - just hope she makes it to then okay - 6 days and counting.
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 12:10
Darren I have these ones on the way CLICK HERE and this combination is currently pencilled in CLICK HERE Cheers, Tom
I remember you mentioning that Tom..............nice..........and exactly what I'm getting at.
'Rumble Spirit' is a no brainer for a keen linebreeder............just got to get enough kids arrive.
So have you got 'Hawk' pups bred this way yet or are they still in the pipeline ??
Darren,
Would this be an example using Rumble Spirit? Bitch a litter sister to Big Moose, Akka Boy etc and due on this week. Considering this mating now and the second one in 12 months time.
Mark Schlegel Australia (Verified User) Posts 3168 Dogs 9 / Races 5 24 Jul 2010 12:23
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Darren John McKenzie wrote:
Closely related 'female' names are 'Genuine Replica', 'Centefire/Chariot's Desire', Alsvider', 'Raheen Star', Voodoo Lady'............
So if you rate 'Brett Lee' highly and wish to capitalise via cleverly linebreeding his pedigree and closer up relations............or want to look to see if your precious brood might suit a sire from the champ's line...........try testmating 'searching' some of the names I've listed above...........
And if you can add any names to the above that I might have missed listing.......that can be found in sires standing today or might have a decent bearing for today's breeders looking to linebreed the 'Brett Lee' pedigree......how about posting them........love to know them all myself.
Good 'clever' linebreeding..............
Darren,
I'm a little confused....and I'm going to show my limited understanding of breeding here but,......
I don't understand how Raheen Star is closely related to Wee Sal?
I understand that Raheen Star is ultimately responsible for I'M PUZZLES which produced SUPERMAN when mated with Brett Lee (which shows that the cross works....and is the reason I sent my bitch Bintali EXTERNAL LINK to Give me Five and Trewly Special)
....but I don't see how the "line" is all that close to Wee Sal?
I see that there are some common ancestors but you could show that for virtually any 2 dogs.....
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 12:33
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Justin,
There is a decent precedent for linebreeding a top female in those patterns...........and that's 'Amerigo Magic', sire of 'Rapid Journey'.....who's linebred 'Pitstock Park'.
So it's a hard theme to knock..........
Personally, I think any top female linebreeding success is possible provided her best quality offspring is used............
But I'll contradict myself in saying that I prefer linebreeding via both sexed offspring in my breedings......
Taking into account the vitality on offer and the fact that a 'Rumble Spirit' daughter is involved, I'd prefer 'Cosmic'Rumble' over your girl before those 2x options.......longer-term it's the balanced breeding via both sexes for me.
But I can't knock your choices...........you're lnebreeding a real life 'blue hen' of the breed, imho.
cheers
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 12:50
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Technically my speak is the wrong speak Mark............but where ever 'Princess Diro/Second Stage' and 'Waverly Supreme' are found within 4x generations, my findings suggest that differnt individuals carrying these names close up.....can be linebred with a great deal of confidence.
I've got a list on my other PC that pretty much covers a decades plus of winners boasting the theme, (i.e. linebred 'Princess Diro/Waverly Supreme names being bred to each other), within 5x generations, and the ability and quantity it reveals is unbelievable.
So suggesting them as sisters is a bit of a stretch I'll admit..........apologies.........but for what I percieve as being their key names for improved linebreeding opportunity............I reckon in this light than can be termed near on brothers/sisters as a whole.
If you're interested in a look at the list...........let me know your email addy and I'll send it on tomorrow...
cheers
Kevin Robinson United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 363 Dogs 0 / Races 3 24 Jul 2010 13:06
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Not much of any note Dazz, to early for R/Billy, a few out of C/Control, nowt special really. P F isnt the flavour of the month here any more, done OK, plenty of really good class dogs,but you guys have had better stock from him IMO. Any proven 3x3 3X4 G/L/Osti in Oz as yet?
Mark Schlegel Australia (Verified User) Posts 3168 Dogs 9 / Races 5 24 Jul 2010 13:12
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Darren McKenzie wrote:
Technically my speak is the wrong speak Mark............but where ever 'Princess Diro/Second Stage' and 'Waverly Supreme' are found within 4x generations, my findings suggest that differnt individuals carrying these names close up.....can be linebred with a great deal of confidence.
I've got a list on my other PC that pretty much covers a decades plus of winners boasting the theme, (i.e. linebred 'Princess Diro/Waverly Supreme names being bred to each other), within 5x generations, and the ability and quantity it reveals is unbelievable.
So suggesting them as sisters is a bit of a stretch I'll admit..........apologies.........but for what I percieve as being their key names for improved linebreeding opportunity............I reckon in this light than can be termed near on brothers/sisters as a whole.
If you're interested in a look at the list...........let me know your email addy and I'll send it on tomorrow...
cheers
OK, I'm probably still not getting this right......
....essentially you are saying that the best way to "linebreed" with Brett Lee (or any other dog for that matter) is to try and line up Waverley Supreme or Princess Diro within 4-5 generations?
...or is it that, as long as WS or PD are present on both sides then linebreeding to any other common ancestor should prove successful?
Told you I don't really understand this stuff...lol
Wouldn't it be nigh on impossible NOT to have Waverley Supreme somewhere in your dogs pedigree?
Kevin Robinson United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 363 Dogs 0 / Races 3 24 Jul 2010 13:17
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Dazz so far its been mostly outcrossing with B Lee bitches that has worked. Of course there has been little/no studs to use linebreeding. The bitch I mentioned before 'Geordie Martha', has thrown class dogs, to 2 stud dogs (neither would be classed 'top end')so it seems 'The Champ' is throwing to mixed Irish lines. Im not seeing that many top end winners in Australia from BL broods, as yet, winners yes, stars...hmmmm, is it to early?
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 22:44
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Mark,
I'm suggesting that it's the individuals that are bred upon the 'Waverly Supreme' with 'Princess Diro' cross, (i.e. the key cross that's made them )........that are the ones best suited for further enhancement of the family via linebreeding..........
'Malawi's Prince', 'Shining Chariot' and siblings, 'Wee Sal', 'Genuine Replica', 'Alsvider', 'Raheen Star', etc..........all carry this theme close up in their pedigrees and it's sensational the number of group and feature race winners that have resulted from linebreeding these names with each other..........in all combinations too !!
It's the 'pocket' of these names found together in each quality name that is the key to linebreeding this theme successfully.............
Now, if you take this principal and compare it to other successful performers, sometimes other groups of names surface in the breed as well...........
Here's a good example...............'Brother Fox' with 'Osti Lee'.
'Paris Match' carries the same key names as does 'Gun Law Osti'..............and bought together, some offspring benefit.
I realise it's probably hard to fathom that only a few names in 64x of a 5x generation pedigree might delegate all the importance in an outcome.................doesn't really make sense to any logical thinking person...............and realistically it doesn't, because not all offspring turn out top shelf performers from a linebred mating............but some do........and sometimes this is because of the employed linebreeding..........and this linebreeding can sometimes be more positive by linebreeding 'pockets' of names rather than picking out 1x name to duplicate within a 5x generation pedigree.
It's not linebreeding by adding a line of 'Waverly Supreme'...........it's linebreeding individuals bred on the 'WS/PD' nick............
Another great nick is 'Pitstock Park' with sisters 'Zulu/Riviera Moss'..................
'Bay Road Queen' was mated to 'Waverly Supreme' and son 'Chariot Supreme' and the offspring from both developed into quality performers.............this 3/4's same pedigree also linebreeds well................
If you look more to linebreed proven pockets of names rather than an individual name............I've no doubt your results will improve significantly as a breeder.
And again, if you'd like proof..............let me know your email address and I'll be more than happy to pass on my work in detail form.
Anyone for that matter...............cheers
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 23:01
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Kev,
The vast majority of breeders are sheep..........lol.........and I don't mean that in a derogatory sense............ until good proven patterns emerge.........yeah, I reckon it's a tad too early to judge.
Look already at the few comments so far here............if the perception is that 'BL' girls do best outcrossed..........that will effect the breedings of 'BL' females short-term.
I think linebreeding 'BL' himself will prove a winning theme for a few..............but remember, there's only ever a small window of opportunity for anything...........and why few names ever arrive in ones lifetime that can influence a breed.
I think breeders just have to persevere with their beliefs and success will come eventually for any method.
But linebreding cleverly pockets of names will do me......and you can nowadays employ that within the outcrossing elements too..........thanks to frozen semen advancement.
I can't think of any good performers carrying 'Gun Law Osti' doubling.............but I'm sure there are some............hopefully someone will post them after reading this.
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 24 Jul 2010 23:45
Steven Martin Australia (Verified User) Posts 7681 Dogs 180 / Races 66 25 Jul 2010 09:54
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Darren...Have you dumped your beloved "Versatile Miss Line" ( CLICK HERE ) for the CLICK HERE line? I'd love to talk about this thread..............If I ever find the time. Just quickly I've already tried the 2 x 3 BL cross CLICK HERE Pups totally full of beans now 6 months old. Will chase a butterfly. Born to race I believe....Stevo.
Darren McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 1823 Dogs 96 / Races 105 25 Jul 2010 11:41
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No Steve...........
Still my number 1x baby the 'cursorial' line...........via 'Rocks' and now daughter 'Lil' ..........but 'Ranger K' and 'Anything Wild' are broods I'm breeding with too at the moment.........
I don't have enough pups coming thru using just the 1x damline.........
I remember reading of your 'El Galo' mating.............looks good....
'Bombastic' for a nice daughter ???
cheers......
Darren John McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 507 Dogs 40 / Races 24 28 Jul 2010 01:37
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'Inspector Rex'..........was another 'cleverly' related individual to the likes of 'Brett Lee' and 'Bright Ebony' and co too......
if anyone happened to have frozen from him still. Super pedigree..........great to use his daughters as broods..........in today's game.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 28 Jul 2010 01:45
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Was just having a look at him
Steven Martin Australia (Verified User) Posts 7681 Dogs 180 / Races 66 28 Jul 2010 10:44
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Miss Holly, the dam of Paddys Flame could be used us an example too Darren. Heres an example I was going to use twice but due to issues with the sire in his early days, semen was unavailable at the time. CLICK HERE Here are some other ideas I do have in the pipeline to do with the DOUBLING OF BL if you don't mind me running them by you, Dan, WAD and who ever. The options are limited at the moment so these are just some of my matings that are to come.........Only if the sires and dams used in these examples show class. CLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE Like I said, there only ideas and are 4 or 5 years down the track but I'm sure you can see where I'm coming from. Fire away..............Stevo
Darren John McKenzie Australia (Verified User) Posts 507 Dogs 40 / Races 24 28 Jul 2010 11:05
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'Miss Holly' of course...........can't believe I missed the 'Paddy' dam............thanks.
I;ll get back to you on the 'BL' doubling.............but if history's any guide, it should be a big winner for some..........the champ is a big enough name............and you'd think it'd only be a matter of time before his daughters become top producers in bulk too....
thanks.........
Michael Berwick United Kingdom (Verified User) Posts 75 Dogs 0 / Races 0 28 Jul 2010 11:09
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CRASH X ERINS ZIGZAG.Sorry cant put it up yet 4 dogs 4 bitchies 5 black 2 fawn 1 white an black.Really nice pups