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it's called stud fees, when you pay a stallion's owner to cover your mare.
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What is the thoroughbred breeding costs called?
There can be many fees, but the most common (its the same with all horse breeds) is called a stud fee.
What is Purebred also called?
Thoroughbred is also a term for a dog or cat of pure breeding. As an example, a poodle is thoroughbred when he is the offspring of two poodles of pure poodle bloodlines.
Does turkey have thoroughbred racing?
Yes, Turkey has Thoroughbred racing and an active breeding program.
How tall is a thoroughbred filly?
Depends on age and breeding.
What has the author M S J Bowie written?
M. S. J. Bowie has written: 'Progressive thoroughbred breeding' -- subject(s): Breeding, Horses, Thoroughbred horse
Who is race horse country?
Kentucky is famous for thoroughbred racing and breeding..
What is a Bloodstock?
A bloodstock is the breeding line of a thoroughbred horse or other animal.
Do they artificial insemenate race horses?
Yes, AI is widely used in breeding thoroughbred horses.
What is the average income of a thoroughbred breeder?
Depends on what you're breeding them for, bloodlines of the horses and popularity of your horses and farm.
What has the author Jack Lohman written?
Jack Lohman has written: 'Successful thoroughbred investment in a changing market' -- subject(s): Breeding, Economic aspects, Horses, Race horses as an investment, Thoroughbred horse
Can you breed up to a thoroughbred horse or what exactly makes a horse considered thoroughbred?
A thoroughbred horse is a pure bred horse. All thoroughbred pedigrees for horses today can be traced back to three stallions. Answer2: As stated above a Thoroughbred is a purebred with three main foundation stallions. It also has a closed stud book which means you must use breeding stock that is already registered. Unlike some breeds you cannot breed up to a Thoroughbred.
Where are most Thoroughbreds raised in the U.S.?
The number of Thoroughbred breeding operations is the highest in Kentucky, with Florida second and California third.
