Depending on how bad the bad traits are, Sandro.

If you can isolate a line within her breeding (preferably on the damline) that can over-ride that bad trait and DUPLICATE it in her next mating, you then have given yourself the chance to capitalize on the next mating with a sire who also over-rides that bad trait.

It's only a theory of mine, but I'm doing it now and I'm either going to look like a genius or an idiot.

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If there is a bitch in that litter who shows me ability, I will mate with her immediately without racing her in hope of bringing forward the desired litter.
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Big motors and strength are useless without CHASE and FOCUS.

Good luck. (to BOTH of us!)

All depends on what the bad traits are and how bad the traits were.
If she had 3 starts for 3 tickets and the whole litter had the exact same traits you would be reluctant to breed. Other than that you have to back your broodie if she was that good.

Most bad traits can be cancelled out pretty good with a decent sire and hands on rearing. Obviously some breeds can't be helped, but most can be.

But it's easy for me to say you should breed because you're the only one that loses out if the pups do turn out a bit iffy.

She has no tickets but goes missing occasionally when crowded up.

Or you could sit down for a couple of weeks and watch all fields at all tracks so you can see the pattern that emerges with his offspring across the board
They don't jump higher then 4th as well as other sires patterns also !
Don't twist my statement into something it's not ,to suit your in favour liking .
I am unbiased with all sires ! I just say it how it is .
He is a great sire and an industry essential . Doesn't mean you can't outline his flaws, they all have them .you just have to spot them
But you won't spot them watching only city meets , this is the worst thing you could do to get an appropriate or all round summary of any sire !
There's a 90% or more chance your litter won't mimick or reach the level you are watching , and when all is said and done you could probably go and chat to a group of 5 seperate people that raced at the same level (tab c or b ) and you'll all have the same conundrum or tell tale to talk about .
This procedure,watching all tracks , will further assist your brood in getting a better suited mate enhancing your brood or nullify her negatives.
If everyone watched wenty sandown and meadows only , your in for a rude shock thinking fernando Barcia and my bro will deliver the goods

So do 90% of other dogs. As long as she isn't fighting every start or leading and pulling up there really isn't a massive issue.

Every dog puts in the odd bad run no matter how good they are. Even Fernando Bale had a few races where he didn't lead so you had to put a line through him.

I wouldn't have any hesitation breeding her as long as she goes to a genuine chasing sire.

Not so coincidently both dogs were trained by the Bravos who are big names as such, but way too nice to ever think of cheating.

greyhound data stats aren't real flash either

just stating the facts

Goodesy, shakey jakey, nolan, dyna tron and smooth/swift fancy are exceptions to the collisions chase theory. But hostile, high earner, awesome project etc. all have good reputations for throwing chase

Kc And All would be a good candidate if you can get hold of him followed swiftly by his son Pat C Sabbath .I have reared pups by both and they are naturals .