Rare Sire Lines: Domino

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re: Rare Sire Lines: Domino

Sal G — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 21:30:32 GMT

Great article.

Back in 1995 I bought my first broodmare (whirling sun) who was in foal to tunerup. After she dropped a colt, I bred her for $500.00 to Sir Leon in Florida. Both Sir Leon & Whirling Sun trace back to Domino. This mating resulted in my homebred Private Leon who started 18 times with 4 wins, 6, places, and 4 shows, and earnings of over $135,000 which includes breeder awards and being claimed for $40k at Gulfstream in Jan, 2000. I have been trying to find the offspring Whirling Free who is a half to Private Leon. Whirling Free was a result of the mating with Fly So Free/Whirling Sun.

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re: Rare Sire Lines: Domino

TJY — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 21:52:50 GMT

GHOSTZAPPER,AFFIRMED,DR. CATON ALL COME FROM THE 23 FAMILY. THE DAM OF DOMINO IS ''MANNIE GRAY'' THAT FAMILY HAS EXTRAORDINARY POWER. MONGOOSE AND INCLUDE CARRY THE MALE LINE'BUT WATCH THAT ''BLUEHEN'' FEMALE LINE!