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Do you have questions about breeding theories?
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Nathan Bendeich
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25 Mar 2024 23:16


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She had 10 pups healthy and happy and no hiccups

Whats to hide ??? Nothing to report and anyone whos put effort in along the way has known all thats needed to know .

Why would I divulge all my hard work and reports to you ? Like you app dont do everyone on this site with pedigree copying !

Its no ones business and someone has come on here and reported results on the litter and their pups , your just too dumb to put 2 and 2 together !

And Ive just posted a litter thats pre insam?

Your asking for things from Poeple that theyre already performing at a successful level ?

Insane beyond belief

Oh you didnt say when they were born so now theyve turned out better after the fact ???

Your an imbecile

See if you can find high intensity nicks in the Aussie litter Darren , its an easy one ! Its not your breeding type of the double head honcho either lol ametuer

Then if you accomplish that do the Tommy litter , theres a few more to that one and might need assistance Im guessing



Darren Leeson
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No bud, youre happy to name drop Ryan into the 20 month old litter. Thats the point. We want Ryan to breed his own litter, to match all the rhetoric.

That Aussie mating is well themed and should work. The top offspring will show you that as much. I dont need Ryans theory to work that out.

But, we finally have something at least, some Ryan future input (whatever that is) into a future litter - Tommy Shelby x Silver Scissors.





Nathan Bendeich
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Whatever that is amateur, is clearly something you wouldnt even know where to begin , hence your failed Fernando rip off litter ? But app you said that was your partners fault as you dont breed like that normally , what a way to deflect an ordinary mating from the start

Certainly not an app self acclaimed executive breeders action . Pass the reins over at a broods first litter ??

Highly questionable like everything that surrounds you

Another question avoided with a precise answer not available other then top offspring results
Lol

Laughable , maybe take some notes of brasch also , even when he divulges an obvious pattern he can support it with reasoning other then a table !

Fair dinkum



Darren Leeson
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26 Mar 2024 01:43


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Back to the soggy sao Nathan. Throwing insults, couldnt give a toss, reading the forums. Its absolutely what you do best PMSL.

I deliver tangible results for myself. There for all to see! Theories are for others.



Nathan Bendeich
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EXTERNAL LINK
So tangible ???



Darren Leeson
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So predictable and p*ss weak. The WhatsApp boys are calling you again, its your turn!



Darren Leeson
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Good to see a few Droopys Sydney sons available in Oz as well.

One Time Only

Jackslittlething

Ballymac Cashout

Tullig Cyrname


Matt Griffiths
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Darren Leeson wrote:

Good to see a few Droopys Sydney sons available in Oz as well.

One Time Only

Jackslittlething

Ballymac Cashout

Tullig Cyrname

Going by their stats on greyhound data a couple of them might be a bit of a stretch to say they're quite up to commercial stud dog standard

I'm not trying to be rude but I don't know if some sires that get sent to Australia are always the best Ireland has to offer




Darren Leeson
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One Time Only - winner of two of the biggest races you can win in Ireland - Irish Laurels & Irish Champion Stakes. He was purchased for a large sum to physically stand in Australia.

Jackslittlething - top class, but just like so many in Australia e.g Acacia Ablaze, Gun Law Osti, Wheres Pedro etc. the luck never fell his way to win a big one.

Ballymac Cashout - already proving the Droopys Sydney sire line, by siring G1 winners.

Tullig Cyrname, was exceptionally fast, but got injured from memory.

Anyone, that does their homework, knows these dogs are top class and will sire big dogs here!

Droopys Sydney sire line is showing up in other sons as well.

Broadstrand Bono - https:/ CLICK HERE

Deerjet Sydney - https:/ CLICK HERE

P.s how big a win last night by Smooth Plane in a heat of the Golden Easter Egg - sired by G1 Irish staying dog Vulturi.

Paul Wheeler lead the way, with all sorts of second stringers and look what they set his breed up to do. Now we have access to great race dogs and sires - more Gypsy Wyong, Smooth Plane, Ethanol Volumes to come.




Matt Griffiths
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Darren Leeson wrote:

One Time Only - winner of two of the biggest races you can win in Ireland - Irish Laurels & Irish Champion Stakes. He was purchased for a large sum to physically stand in Australia.

Jackslittlething - top class, but just like so many in Australia e.g Acacia Ablaze, Gun Law Osti, Wheres Pedro etc. the luck never fell his way to win a big one.

Ballymac Cashout - already proving the Droopys Sydney sire line, by siring G1 winners.

Tullig Cyrname, was exceptionally fast, but got injured from memory.

Anyone, that does their homework, knows these dogs are top class and will sire big dogs here!

Droopys Sydney sire line is showing up in other sons as well.

Broadstrand Bono - https:/ CLICK HERE

Deerjet Sydney - https:/ CLICK HERE

P.s how big a win last night by Smooth Plane in a heat of the Golden Easter Egg - sired by G1 Irish staying dog Vulturi.

Paul Wheeler lead the way, with all sorts of second stringers and look what they set his breed up to do. Now we have access to great race dogs and sires - more Gypsy Wyong, Smooth Plane, Ethanol Volumes to come.

My apologies. I seen one of them was 4 wins from 12 starts (by greyhound data stats) and jumped to conclusions that it was sent to Australia because it wouldn't be commercial in Ireland

Agree about smooth plane, 3 months ago 99% of the industry including myself had never heard of Vulturi. Now he has one of the dogs to beat in the Easter egg series



Darren Leeson
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How many on here will still have the guts to use a staying sire? You could draw a similar bow with the race performance of Vulturi to that of Waverley Supreme. Theyre all distance dogs. With good form over all distances.

Back to Droopys Sydney. When big time owners and trainers are purchasing import sires to stand in Australia and others importing it on mass (Daillys). Its a good tip, the time is right for our breed to need an injection of outcross blood.

Thats Paul Wheelers real legacy to the breed and game! He lead the way for the little guy to be confident to use an import sire and expect a result!




Sandro Bechini
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Darren Leeson wrote:

How many on here will still have the guts to use a staying sire? You could draw a similar bow with the race performance of Vulturi to that of Waverley Supreme. Theyre all distance dogs. With good form over all distances.

Back to Droopys Sydney. When big time owners and trainers are purchasing import sires to stand in Australia and others importing it on mass (Daillys). Its a good tip, the time is right for our breed to need an injection of outcross blood.

Thats Paul Wheelers real legacy to the breed and game! He lead the way for the little guy to be confident to use an import sire and expect a result!

Not only that PAW's legacy was also to breed for supreme 500m-600m speed...with the hope to run out the 700m....the classic distances that have been the pillar of greyhound racing and breeding over decades

The sooner the breeding angles shift back to these principles the better our sport will be

From what I have seen so far, and only my opinion, Droopys Sydneys pups seem to be pretty effective from the back straight onwards



Darren Leeson
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Yachi Bale none more evident running down Morton in 29.52 at the Meadows last sat night. And all that strength outcross blood embedded in him. As too does Morton, with the more speed import influence. No getting away from the importance of outcross blood!


Steven John Lloyd
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So it seems a few of you are raising your heads up to the fact that current Aussie Bloodlines are in need of an injection of Irish Sires, thats good & it will only enhance the Balance that is needed.
Wether youre Mating Plans are successful only time will tell.
So heres a Question for all you Breeders / Bloodline Enthusiasts.
What have Ballydoyle Honey , Fernando Bale & Paradise Maddison

Have in common apart from being very fast.
Anyone can join in the discussion even the curtain twitchers , feel free , it will be interesting to hear your opinions of the above Greyhounds.



Ryan Vanderwert
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https:/ CLICK HERE .


Steven John Lloyd
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Ryan, thats not the answer to the question.
Again , what have the Greyhounds mentioned have in common.
And this is for everyone youre so called Breeding buffs ... the David Brachs , yourself Ryan, lets see what you really know or ... Im taking a quote from a certain film their digging in the wrong place



Ryan Vanderwert
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Steven as I've expressed to Darren previously in this topic, I'm not interested in playing games.

All that does is inflate your own ego.

This is a forum where people share their knowledge. If you want to do so that's great if not............

All I did was put up the pedigrees so people can see it. I'm sorry I did that now.




Nathan Bendeich
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Steven John Lloyd wrote:

So it seems a few of you are raising your heads up to the fact that current Aussie Bloodlines are in need of an injection of Irish Sires, thats good & it will only enhance the Balance that is needed.
Wether youre Mating Plans are successful only time will tell.
So heres a Question for all you Breeders / Bloodline Enthusiasts.
What have Ballydoyle Honey , Fernando Bale & Paradise Maddison

Have in common apart from being very fast.
Anyone can join in the discussion even the curtain twitchers , feel free , it will be interesting to hear your opinions of the above Greyhounds.

Not really , breeding is never a fact to begin or end with ?

Unearthing some of our greatest in the last decade from the US , u know the whole time the Irish havent been able to . Paradise Madison included in the flop category

https:/ CLICK HERE
This was the real run of the night , and factually the fastest run 29.20 wenty ! , a lot of Poeple have seen for some time !

The rest of the above content reminds me of a free entry circus .. roll up roll up




Steven John Lloyd
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Ryan, firstly I take & look @ Breeding & Bloodlines very seriously.
I will have a laugh & joke with anyone.
I am merely asking a Question in regards to the Mentioned Greyhounds in regards to their Track Speed / Ability what have they in common in regards to their Pedigree.
I very rarely talk to anyone in regards Breeding Theories as everyone has their own opinions which is rightly so & good luck to whoever sails that route.
Should you not know the Pedigree similarity of The 3 Dogs, hey ho thats life.
The post has been up for 3 hours... it seems like you havent attempted to work on it




Darren Leeson
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The same reason Waverley Supreme had great success in this country! However, all 3 pedigrees have their own unique and acute correlations, which undoubtedly elevates them above the general top class successes!

Its one of the reasons why One Time Only is standing in Australia and why Sobbing Sal should work well with Jackslittlething!

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