Breeding for sorrels?
Here are two great packages for your consideration!
I will be making a few trips this summer, so we may be able to work something out with transportation.
Package #1 - Two sorrel jennys each with a sorrel jenny foal:
What an excellent addition to any herd. These two jennies have been together since birth, and I want them to stay together. They are sisters on the top side and niece/aunt on the bottom side. Their babies were born two hours apart, and haven't been named yet!
package of four
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here to email for additional information, pictures
and pedigree:
masohl@sbcglobal.net
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T's Ultimate Girl
Date of Birth: May 30, 2002
T's Ultimate Girl (a.k.a. Tug) is a very nice donkey and a good mother! Tug's jenny foal was born on February 4, 2012 and is very dark red in color, maybe even a russet; I call her 'cherry cola!' Her pedigree includes Black Russian, Red Lightening, Fireman, S.A. Gracie, Valintine 50 and many more!
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Punkin
Date of Birth: May 29, 2002 Dam: Pine Grove Farm's Truffle
Punkin is a very nice jenny and a good mother. Her foal is a little dark red jenny; she was born 02/04/12, and her sire is a 29 - 30" red/white spotted jack. This baby girl is a little sweetheart!
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Package #2 - Three jennys with red potential!
This package is a mother and her two daughters who are full sisters. All three (mom and two daughters) have red sires, so if bred to a red, 50% of the babies should be red. If you already have a red jack, this is a very reasonable way to try for red babies.
package of three
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here to email for additional information, pictures
and pedigree:
masohl@sbcglobal.net
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Updated: 02/16/12
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