Stud Book
Browsing history:
Western Grey (NZ) 1989, [aus] Ready Made (NZ) 1984, Mt Eden (NZ) 2009, Loughrea (NZ) 1989, Radiant Topaz (NZ) 1996 2005
Western Grey (NZ) 1989
- Born: 02/11/1989
- Age: 35YO (dec)
- Grey Gelding
- Sire: LORD CENTURY (AUS) 1983
- Dam: JANDAAN (NZ) 1985
- Overview
- Pedigree
- Broodmare
Daughters - Sire sons
- Dam Line
- Sire Line
- Stallion
Produce - Stallion
Fertility - Service
Fee
Foaling date: 02/11/1989
Death: 02/11/2024
Family: 5
DNA Typed: N
PV:
BT:
Microchip: None
Life no: None
Left shoulder: REVERSE P B CONJOINED
Right shoulder: 6 OVER 9
Breeder: A I Gallaugher
| Dam Line | Sire of Broodmare | |
|---|---|---|
| Jandaan (NZ) 1985 | by | Standaan (FR) 1976 |
| Janine (NZ) 1976 | by | Wharf (USA) 1968 |
| Janbee (NZ) 1969 | by | Golden Plume (GB) 1960 |
| Carruth (NZ) 1956 | by | Ruthless (GB) 1941 |
| Cardoness (NZ) 1941 | by | Foxbridge (GB) 1930 |
| My Own (NZ) 1926 | by | Lord Quex (GB) 1917 |
| Sire Line | Dam of Sire | |
|---|---|---|
| Lord Century (AUS) 1983 | from | Lady Delacombe (AUS) 1972 |
| Century (AUS) 1969 | from | Royal Suite (AUS) 1960 |
| Better Boy (IRE) 1951 | from | Better So (GB) 1944 |
| My Babu (FR) 1945 | from | Perfume II (GB) 1938 |
| Djebel (FR) 1937 | from | Loika (FR) 1926 |
| Tourbillon (FR) 1928 | from | |
| Ksar (FR) 1918 nsb | from | |
| Bruleur (FR) 1910 | from | |
| Chouberski (FR) 1902 | from |
| Foaling Date | Colour | Sex | Horse | Last Service Date | Dam |
|---|
| Season | Mares Covered | Foals Living | Foals Dead & Slipped | Mares Exported | No Returns | Mares Dead | Missed Mares | Indeterminate Results | Fertility % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00% |
Fertility Rate: This is worked out as the total number of foals (live, dead or slipped) as a percentage of total mares covered less exported, not returned, dead or indeterminate results.
Indeterminate Result: This exists where a mare is covered by more than one stallion and the result of these services is unable to be accurately credited to either of the respective stallions.