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Johnathon Campbell
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I thought I would start a topic about straws that people have stored away that might be some of the only ones remaining.
Has anyone got vials of old old stud dogs popular or not?


Michael Barry
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spiral nakita
token prince
just the best
royal assasin
brett lee

if i had to do it again i wouldnt bother , there is a new flavour of the month sire every month , if you want to sell pups you must follow
these sires , if you dont sell then it isnt that important ,

what we have now is quicker tracks , i think the best dogs times are about the same over the last few years ,

we will see wentworth park times much quicker over the next six weeks , yet we will be seeing the same dogs , ???????



Mick Crowe
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michael barry wrote:

spiral nakita
token prince
just the best
royal assasin
brett lee

if i had to do it again i wouldnt bother , there is a new flavour of the month sire every month , if you want to sell pups you must follow
these sires , if you dont sell then it isnt that important ,

what we have now is quicker tracks , i think the best dogs times are about the same over the last few years ,

we will see wentworth park times much quicker over the next six weeks , yet we will be seeing the same dogs , ???????

Jonathon,
I've just used a Split The Bill straw on our bitch. The straw was drawn in 1999. I can only assume there's not many left as last pups whelped (on this site) are 2007.
I'm very interested to see what old blood to new blood produces.


Mark Glennerster
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This is a common thing in the US where a breeder may buy and store the current top stud dog and not use it for maybe 20 years.

I know breeders that have semen on such greats of the past like Kunta Kinte and Rooster Cogburn stored away in their tanks, they do use them occassionally on certain bitches, the purpose of the exercise seems to be aimed at getting brood bitches to mate to the current leading sires, if they get a good racer out of the exercise its looked upon as a bonus.


Michael Brcic
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Mick,

Marianne Newell is selling some split the bill straws so still some around. I've got a couple Big Daddy Cool's but still readily available at this stage but will be harder to get no doubt.

Michael.



Jaime Lloyd
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Big Sam Banner

Last straw in Aus.



Johnathon Campbell
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Michael
How much is the asking price for a Big daddy cool these days?


Doug Taylor
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I've got a straw of exceptional stored for the right bitch. Not everyones cup of tea i know but i just like his damline and the chase he seems to inject so think he can produce to the right bitch.

Not sure how many others there is around? Probably plenty?

Mick that's some selection you've got there mate!!


Craig Andrews
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Doug, don't underestimate the amount of pure speed that Exceptional adds, especially as a damsire.

He'd be one to use on a strong'er' type whom needed the extra pace.




Michael Brcic
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Johnathon campbell wrote:

Michael
How much is the asking price for a Big daddy cool these days?

Most lately have been selling for $3000 each.
Got my 2 straws for a little cheaper.


Doug Taylor
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Craig Andrews wrote:

Doug, don't underestimate the amount of pure speed that Exceptional adds, especially as a damsire.

He'd be one to use on a strong'er' type whom needed the extra pace.


Not at all mate, i thought he was a super dog and i think he can be a good sire as well but i just know i'll be keeping the pups so just waiting for the right girl to use it. Might be a couple of years before it gets used but it definitely will.

Cheers



Glenn Hatton
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Head Honcho straw is the daddy of them...
as was Malawis Prince...but they are all gone


Carole Brown
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I think that Brian Barnsley may have a couple of Malawi's Prince straws still.


Michael Brcic
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Thought i read on here that Rob Tyler had a Head Honcho straw. Hate to see what he's selling that for =/

Found it =]

Rob Tyler
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07 Mar 2011 00:32

Got a Head Honcho if anyone wants to risk it??????? Paperwork being done as we speak.




Carole Brown
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Michael, I think there are still some HH straws overseas too.


Michael Brcic
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I'm pretty sure you're right Carole. These cannot be shipped back here though can they as the sire is deceased is that correct?


Carole Brown
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Not sure of the reason, but I don't think they can, Michael.


Mark Glennerster
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Head Honcho, still a few vials in the US also some Light of Fire around, as well as Bobniak. I think there is also some Brett Lee.
But of cause it cannot be exported because the sires are deceased and they cannot do all the blood tests necessary to import semen in Australia.



Rob Tyler
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The Head Honcho has been sold guys. Thanks.

Got one of the last HALLUCINATE straws if anyone interested.


David Minarelli
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how much for hallucinate straw?

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