Einstein fee set at $7500

[GenuineRisk]

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Too much? Too little? Just right?

[randallscott35]

Just right.

[freddymo]

He will have to earn his place in Stallion history.. Stronach will toss him a fair amount of prospect mares..I guess...Was a nice horse I hope he makes it and the industry starts to reward such types.. Unfortunately he wasn't flashy and flashy(speed) is much easy to pitch then just solid horses that come to track with their lunch pale and give it their all..

[Gate Dancer]

I'd roll the dice for $7500................I think the female side of his pedigree might be stronger but he should be able to pass on some versatility and soundness to his offspring.

[Pedigree Ann]

Originally Posted by Gate Dancer

I'd roll the dice for $7500................I think the female side of his pedigree might be stronger ...

Stronger than what? His dam is a classic-winning multiple G1 winner, two of whose daughters have already foaled group winners (1 G1, 2 G2). His damsire is one of the all-time great stallions in Brazil, especially as a damsire, and his second dam won the Brazilian Oaks. And HER sire was another top Brazilian sire and damsire. The third dam was British and had already had a group SW in England before being exported to Brazil. This is a branch the outstanding Horama family, responsible for scads of group winners all over the world. These are seriously good bloodlines.

Plus he has no Raise a Native or Bold Ruler, only one remote Northern Dancer. Can you say 'outcross?' Especially for the mares who have A. P. Indy piled onto Storm Cat onto Mr. Prospector.

[freddymo]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Stronger than what? His dam is a classic-winning multiple G1 winner, two of whose daughters have already foaled group winners (1 G1, 2 G2). His damsire is one of the all-time great stallions in Brazil, especially as a damsire, and his second dam won the Brazilian Oaks. And HER sire was another top Brazilian sire and damsire. The third dam was British and had already had a group SW in England before being exported to Brazil. This is a branch the outstanding Horama family, responsible for scads of group winners all over the world. These are seriously good bloodlines.

Plus he has no Raise a Native or Bold Ruler, only one remote Northern Dancer. Can you say 'outcross?' Especially for the mares who have A. P. Indy piled onto Storm Cat onto Mr. Prospector.

Ann how do you think a a major circuit successful grass mare would fare in a Brazilian Graded race?

[Gate Dancer]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Stronger than what? His dam is a classic-winning multiple G1 winner, two of whose daughters have already foaled group winners (1 G1, 2 G2). His damsire is one of the all-time great stallions in Brazil, especially as a damsire, and his second dam won the Brazilian Oaks. And HER sire was another top Brazilian sire and damsire. The third dam was British and had already had a group SW in England before being exported to Brazil. This is a branch the outstanding Horama family, responsible for scads of group winners all over the world. These are seriously good bloodlines.

Plus he has no Raise a Native or Bold Ruler, only one remote Northern Dancer. Can you say 'outcross?' Especially for the mares who have A. P. Indy piled onto Storm Cat onto Mr. Prospector.

I think I'm agreeing with you...............stronger than his sire side was all I was implying.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

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Too much? Too little? Just right?

Wow. Just right, and a bit of a bargain?