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The document is a Stallion Breeding Report for the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA), detailing the necessary information required for reporting stallion services, including mare details, breeding dates, and payment fees. It outlines submission deadlines, membership conditions, and payment options for both members and non-members.

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What is a stud report?

A stud report is a record of all of the breedings a jack or stallion performs during the year.

How long is a mare receptive to a stallion for breeding?

Estrous Refers to the entire reproductive cycle. The average length of the estrous cycle is 21 to 23 days (from one ovulation to the next). Estrus Refers to heat, the period when the mare is receptive to the stallion (usually lasts about five to six days).

How many mares can a stallion breed in one year?

Also from this article: The number of mares that can be booked successfully to a stallion depends on the stallions spermatozoa output, the stallions sex drive, and the number of times each mare must be bred. A common booking limit is 30 to 40 mares per season with natural mating.

What is the most famous of all sires in the Quarter Horse breed?

Inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2011, First Down Dash is arguably the greatest race sire of all time. First Down Dash has sired 1,476 winners, which includes 259 stakes winners.

What is the most successful sire horse?

Leading Sires 1Lope de Vega1404 2 Kodiac 1925 3 Dark Angel 1720 4 Kingman 1209 5 Siyouni 105922 more rows

What are the best bloodlines for Quarter Horses?

The time period from the late 1800s to the early 1900s produced legendary stallions such as Peter McCue, Midnight, Joe Hancock, Oklahoma Star, Joe Reed and My Texas Dandy. These horses became the foundation sires for the Quarter Horse breed and for todays working ranch horses.

What is the most famous of all series in the Quarter Horse breed?

The most famous of all sires in the establishment of the Quarter Horse breed was Peter McCue, foaled in 1895, and bred by Samuel Watkins of Petersburg, Illinois.

Who was the greatest Quarter Horse of all time?

I can remember Traveler when he was hitched to a wagon and he never saw the day when he could outrun or out-breed Peter McCue! Peter McCue was the greatest Quarter Horse of all time. There aint no ifs nor maybes about ithe was the best.

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