Here you really see the Crabbet influence from his dam blending with the blood of his paternal grandsire Regency CF.
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Here you really see the Crabbet influence from his dam blending with the blood of his paternal grandsire Regency CF.
He’s looking might fine Edouard! He very much seems, in those two pictures like FORWARD is the way he wants to go. Enough of this posing!
You asked if I could see Regency CF in the bottom photo, which you shared on Facebook. I replied that all I could see in that photo was Jamr’s maternal grandsire, Dib. Now in the top photo, I see the Regency, in Jamr’s hip.
You’re right. Is that a good thing, a Regency hip?
Yes, a Regency hip is a good thing! It is the hip of an athletic horse.
I agree, Carrie. It’s a good motor!