The Greyhound-Data Forum has been created to act as a platform for greyhound enthusiasts to share information on this magnificent animal called a greyhound.
Greyhound-Data reserve the right to remove any post that is off topic, advertisements or opinions they consider to be offensive.
If you answer then please try to stay on topic. It's absolutely okay to answer in a broader scope but don't hijack posts by switching to something off topic.
In case you see an insulting post: DO NOT REPLY TO IT!
Use the report button to inform the moderators so that we can delete it.
Jakota Rohde Australia (Verified User) Posts 163 Dogs 1 / Races 0 17 Jun 2021 07:38
(0)
(0)
It is looking like doubling up or crossing 3 times of a strong damline such as the gold rush bale damline, or representation for example, seems to work to a very high level. I for one am surprised that we havent seen more of a double up in some of the top damlines australia has to offer. For example Ebby Miss damline origins, one of the strongest damlines this country has seen. Outlandish, tracing back to a litter sister of the great head honcho in skyline miss, with their dam being Fitzroy lass. I believe in the future we may see these damlines, duplicated, and produced stars as the gold rush bale double up has produced
David Brasch Australia (Team Member) Posts 844 Dogs 2139 / Races 9672 17 Jun 2021 21:48
(2)
(0)
Ebby Miss' damline has already been reinforced with great success This is how Aussie Infrared's best progeny are bred
Catch The Thief and his litter brother Playlist ... both of them G1 performers
https:/ CLICK HERE As well as his star sprinter Ebby Infrared
https:/ CLICK HERE As well as the very fast sprinter Radiation
https:/ CLICK HERE And Ballarat Oaks winner and multiple city winner Lala Kiwi
https:/ CLICK HERE PLus the smart Qld performer Enthusiastic
It is a common theme in the best progeny of Aussie Infrared that broodbitch owners should have noticed a while ago
Edward (Ted) Howard Australia (Verified User) Posts 1195 Dogs 16 / Races 0 18 Jun 2021 08:08
(1)
(0)
Sobbing sal in multiples is something I always look for when breeding a litter I beleive she is the modern day version of Elsie Moss JMO cheers Ted.
Jakota Rohde Australia (Verified User) Posts 163 Dogs 1 / Races 0 18 Jun 2021 11:41
(0)
(0)
Combining Brett Lee, Trendy Leigh, Big daddy cool and Head bound seems to have a great nick in breeding today. Especially when combined in the first 3-4 generations where possible
Mick Whyte Australia (Verified User) Posts 1109 Dogs 23 / Races 3 18 Jun 2021 22:47
(2)
(0)
Some nice pups emerging with the duplication of Alice Dooley/Chili Berger from Raw Ability. I think Tommy Shelby could be another sire that could make this duplication work.
Paul Dicks Australia (Verified User) Posts 10281 Dogs 120 / Races 252 19 Jun 2021 10:34
(3)
(0)
This would be an interesting thread if Tesio and Rasmussen didn't highlight this phenomenon over a century ago. There is nothing new under the sun.
David Brasch Australia (Team Member) Posts 844 Dogs 2139 / Races 9672 19 Jun 2021 21:08
(2)
(0)
That's right Dixie But how many "breeders" do not know this or choose to ignore it I remember seeing someone write many years ago ... but breeding racehorses is entirely different to breeding greyhounds.
For a stud dog to be dominant it is quite easy because of the numbers he can produce and this is an obvious statement, but for a female to be dominant it is something quite different. Dominant females should always be reinforced. The task is being able to do this and position them for impact. And also making the right judgement on who are dominant females.
Have a look at the recent success of Allen Deed and how his best progeny are so in-bred to a dominant female.
Do you have questions about breeding theories? 
