In six years I have bred 7, three are still in homes they went to as yearlings and that was 5 years ago, one died after being born premature and redbag after 9 days. I still have my colt from last year and he will be gelded as my 30" &under sr gelding in 2012, his dam is a Res World Champion, his sire is a Res World Grand Champion. I have two colts on the ground right now out of a Res World Champion mare and a multiple grand champion mare, both foals sired by World Champion or World Grand Champion sires. I have one mare in foal for next year by my 2 year old World Champion stallion whose sire and dam are both multiple Supreme champion horses as well as his grand dam is a Res World Champion, the mare is a Res World champion whose dam was a mulitple halter champion and sired by a Res World Grand Champion. The mare with the colt now will not be bred this year. We keep all of our horses at home and my daughter conditions and shows all of our horses. I am not new to this, I am not a kid and I do know how to handle horses. I also know what it takes to win at the World and National level as we have proven it several times over. We are breeding for our use only in the show ring. So far we have been pretty lucky but then again we are starting with quality, proven horses. I didn't breed horses for several years until I knew I had proven horses that could produce what I wanted. But first they had to prove they could in show ring. So anymore snide questions I can answer for you.