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01-16-2009, 03:00 PM
Cindy 01-15-2009 03:21 PM
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Questions about diagonals
Lori, these are the questions to which I was refering:
Quote:
1- Do you interbreed your Trocha, Trote and Paso Fino horses?
2- If so, why?
3- If not, why?
4- If so, do you interbreed ALL of the different "modalities". For example, do you breed Paso Fino to Trote? Or only to Trocha? Or only Trote to Trocha?
5- If you do interbreed, what do you expect to get in the offspring and can you reliably predict the "modality" of the offspring? Or is it just a crap shoot?
I don't think they are open ended. They are fairly straightforward. If I can get answers to them, I will have some follow-up questions. Thanks.
CarolU 01-15-2009 11:09 PM
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Very clear Cindy. I look forward to reading these answers too.
motorgypsy 01-15-2009 11:18 PM
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I have already requested a precise number of each type of diagonal currently registered with ATTA and confepaso (alive as of now) and how many were in the recent show in the us and of the total, how many actually were kept in the class as having correct gait (in other words were not dq'd
so far i have not received an answer:confused:
Lori Perez 01-16-2009 04:46 AM
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I thought I would share the information I have sent to Thomas
Emailed to Motorgypsy 11/15/09 11:25pm
Answer: Like said in my earlier email I don’t have that information (complied) at that time for you. However, I can tell you most of the ATTA registered horses are in the SE of the USA. The majority are in Florida. Of the ones in Florida the percentage of Trote y Galope would be around 90%. I just have gotten in 3 more registrations so right now we are at 90 horses registered under ATTA (these don’t include the ones -correction -registered with other Confepaso registries).
PS – We do have breeders located in the Ocala area, Orlando, Tampa, Pensacola, Sarasota and Miami areas.
Lori Perez, Board Member
American Trote & Trocha Association
17050 SW 20 Avenue Road
Ocala, FL 34473
352-454-5880 Cell
http://www.usatta.org
-----Original Message-----
From: motorgypsy [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 10:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How many of each modality are currently registered ATTA?
Yes I have been to your website and look forward to more information as soon as it becomes available. For example how many total trote y galope horses are registered ATTA at this time and how many are in FLorida?
Thank you.
ATTA wrote:
Dear Thomas: Thank you so much for your interest in the breed. Have you visited our website? Have you gotten any of the E-newsletter? If not, please visit our website at http://www.usatta.org and submit your request to get signed up for the newsletter. I think you will enjoy the information and certainly all the great pictures of these noble horses.
I will try to answer your questions to the best of my knowledge. One issue is we are currently in the process of switching over all our files on to a new data base so I am at a big disadvantage.
Sincerely,
Lori Perez, ATTA
-----Original Message-----
From: motorgypsy [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 4:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How many of each modality are currently registered ATTA?
If you receive a duplicate please forgive me. I'm having email server problems.
Q:We are long time admirers of the beautiful Colombian diagonals and wondered just how many are currently registered in your association in each category right now.
A:The majority are Trote y Galope. I would have to say around 90%, then Trocha y Galope and a few Trocha (Pure)
Q:Are they also registered in Confepaso or do you have some that are just ATTA registered?
A:There many horses here in the USA that are not registered yet with ATTA (still with their other Confepaso registry) We do have some that are just registered with ATTA and most are registered with both.
Q:I would assume the parents would be Confepaso registered if the offspring is just ATTA???
A:Well no, not anymore. It used to be that way, in the beginning, but since there are horses being born here in the USA out of horses already registered with ATTA we do have some that are direct descendants of ATTA registered parents. We have approximately 20 foals on the ground in 2009 that will need to be registered with ATTA.
Q:Do you have a listing by state available so that we could take some friends to go see some of them?
A:No not yet (Like the PFHA directory). I do have a membership database now that can be sorted by zip code, state, etc. I would have to let you know if there are breeders in the area you would like to visit.
Thank you so much.
Thomas Strom
Lori Perez 01-16-2009 04:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Cindy (Post 198265)
Lori, these are the questions to which I was refering:
Quote:
1- Do you interbreed your Trocha, Trote and Paso Fino horses?
2- If so, why?
3- If not, why?
4- If so, do you interbreed ALL of the different "modalities". For example, do you breed Paso Fino to Trote? Or only to Trocha? Or only Trote to Trocha?
5- If you do interbreed, what do you expect to get in the offspring and can you reliably predict the "modality" of the offspring? Or is it just a crap shoot?
I don't think they are open ended. They are fairly straightforward. If I can get answers to them, I will have some follow-up questions. Thanks.
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Cindy - I will have to finish up tomorrow. Getting too late for me. I think Becky does cover most of the questions very well. Most of the breeders practice what Becky is doing. I can quickly tell you the ATTA encourages the breeders to breed within the modality of a diagonal.
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Questions about diagonals
Lori, these are the questions to which I was refering:
Quote:
1- Do you interbreed your Trocha, Trote and Paso Fino horses?
2- If so, why?
3- If not, why?
4- If so, do you interbreed ALL of the different "modalities". For example, do you breed Paso Fino to Trote? Or only to Trocha? Or only Trote to Trocha?
5- If you do interbreed, what do you expect to get in the offspring and can you reliably predict the "modality" of the offspring? Or is it just a crap shoot?
I don't think they are open ended. They are fairly straightforward. If I can get answers to them, I will have some follow-up questions. Thanks.
CarolU 01-15-2009 11:09 PM
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Very clear Cindy. I look forward to reading these answers too.
motorgypsy 01-15-2009 11:18 PM
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I have already requested a precise number of each type of diagonal currently registered with ATTA and confepaso (alive as of now) and how many were in the recent show in the us and of the total, how many actually were kept in the class as having correct gait (in other words were not dq'd
so far i have not received an answer:confused:
Lori Perez 01-16-2009 04:46 AM
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I thought I would share the information I have sent to Thomas
Emailed to Motorgypsy 11/15/09 11:25pm
Answer: Like said in my earlier email I don’t have that information (complied) at that time for you. However, I can tell you most of the ATTA registered horses are in the SE of the USA. The majority are in Florida. Of the ones in Florida the percentage of Trote y Galope would be around 90%. I just have gotten in 3 more registrations so right now we are at 90 horses registered under ATTA (these don’t include the ones -correction -registered with other Confepaso registries).
PS – We do have breeders located in the Ocala area, Orlando, Tampa, Pensacola, Sarasota and Miami areas.
Lori Perez, Board Member
American Trote & Trocha Association
17050 SW 20 Avenue Road
Ocala, FL 34473
352-454-5880 Cell
http://www.usatta.org
-----Original Message-----
From: motorgypsy [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 10:58 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How many of each modality are currently registered ATTA?
Yes I have been to your website and look forward to more information as soon as it becomes available. For example how many total trote y galope horses are registered ATTA at this time and how many are in FLorida?
Thank you.
ATTA wrote:
Dear Thomas: Thank you so much for your interest in the breed. Have you visited our website? Have you gotten any of the E-newsletter? If not, please visit our website at http://www.usatta.org and submit your request to get signed up for the newsletter. I think you will enjoy the information and certainly all the great pictures of these noble horses.
I will try to answer your questions to the best of my knowledge. One issue is we are currently in the process of switching over all our files on to a new data base so I am at a big disadvantage.
Sincerely,
Lori Perez, ATTA
-----Original Message-----
From: motorgypsy [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 4:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How many of each modality are currently registered ATTA?
If you receive a duplicate please forgive me. I'm having email server problems.
Q:We are long time admirers of the beautiful Colombian diagonals and wondered just how many are currently registered in your association in each category right now.
A:The majority are Trote y Galope. I would have to say around 90%, then Trocha y Galope and a few Trocha (Pure)
Q:Are they also registered in Confepaso or do you have some that are just ATTA registered?
A:There many horses here in the USA that are not registered yet with ATTA (still with their other Confepaso registry) We do have some that are just registered with ATTA and most are registered with both.
Q:I would assume the parents would be Confepaso registered if the offspring is just ATTA???
A:Well no, not anymore. It used to be that way, in the beginning, but since there are horses being born here in the USA out of horses already registered with ATTA we do have some that are direct descendants of ATTA registered parents. We have approximately 20 foals on the ground in 2009 that will need to be registered with ATTA.
Q:Do you have a listing by state available so that we could take some friends to go see some of them?
A:No not yet (Like the PFHA directory). I do have a membership database now that can be sorted by zip code, state, etc. I would have to let you know if there are breeders in the area you would like to visit.
Thank you so much.
Thomas Strom
Lori Perez 01-16-2009 04:53 AM
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Cindy (Post 198265)
Lori, these are the questions to which I was refering:
Quote:
1- Do you interbreed your Trocha, Trote and Paso Fino horses?
2- If so, why?
3- If not, why?
4- If so, do you interbreed ALL of the different "modalities". For example, do you breed Paso Fino to Trote? Or only to Trocha? Or only Trote to Trocha?
5- If you do interbreed, what do you expect to get in the offspring and can you reliably predict the "modality" of the offspring? Or is it just a crap shoot?
I don't think they are open ended. They are fairly straightforward. If I can get answers to them, I will have some follow-up questions. Thanks.
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Cindy - I will have to finish up tomorrow. Getting too late for me. I think Becky does cover most of the questions very well. Most of the breeders practice what Becky is doing. I can quickly tell you the ATTA encourages the breeders to breed within the modality of a diagonal.
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