billy do you not think it would have been fair to tell every one that WAS having one of your pups that you yourself have no faith in the litter and thats why you have went for a dog else were :shifty: billy very :shifty: julie :angry:
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Julie I think Billy is hoping the bitch he gets off Graham will be an overs and the ones he is keeping from his own litter will be unders,that way he gets dogs to race in both unders and overs.There is more greyhound in the litter in Englandhope 200 said:
Karenhi karen if you read back in billys posts he said the pup he calls lazy he has pushed on because hes hope it will be over 23 thats up to him i supose saying that billy had a few thoughts of his own lately about other peoples pups time will tell i supose but i still wish him :luck: with his new pup julie :thumbsup:
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yes i was certainly thinking of using your buzz would have to be a idiot not to great dog great people.maybe next time dude if thats ok with you and the (boss)milly said:Good luck with your new English bred pup Billy, but I hope your not tempting fate.Remember your statement in the NLRC magazine 1999, William's Tale, when you said "I won't be having another English dog"
I remember reading your long story about the bad luck you had with those poor little pups
Anyway you make your own luck through life, so I wish you all the :luck: of the Irish.
ps. You nearly ended up with one out of my line of grews :sweating: Graham was thinking of using our Buzz at one time.
Geoff :luck:
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no need to be like that am sureherby said:
Yes Karen, but what about the litter before this one, Billy kept back a couple out of this litter isn't there a over 23" one out of that litter.rodders said:Julie I think Billy is hoping the bitch he gets off Graham will be an overs and the ones he is keeping from his own litter will be unders,that way he gets dogs to race in both unders and overs.There is more greyhound in the litter in Englandhope 200 said:
Jayne, imo
Lets not get back to percentages thing again folks,see where Herbys coming from if Billy had a problem with other peoples dogs,BUT and it is a big BUT.When an opportunity arises to own a dog out of something really special like Magical Dreams then you would be a fool not to take up the chance of owning it.We all know there's its never a certainty that pups will be as good as their parents,but if your serious about racing then you'll take the gamble.Must add that if George would have let me have another dog at home then I would have jumped at the chance of one of this litter Karen
KarenBut would George have let you have one if you'd just breed your own litter, more to the point, would you have wanted one?rodders said:Lets not get back to percentages thing again folks,see where Herbys coming from if Billy had a problem with other peoples dogs,BUT and it is a big BUT.When an opportunity arises to own a dog out of something really special like Magical Dreams then you would be a fool not to take up the chance of owning it.We all know there's its never a certainty that pups will be as good as their parents,but if your serious about racing then you'll take the gamble.Must add that if George would have let me have another dog at home then I would have jumped at the chance of one of this litter
Jayne
I haven't got anything thats proved its worth breeding with in non peds yet Jayne :lol: An honest answer though is if I was looking for another scratch dog and I had the chance to breed my own or have one out of a dog that has beaten everything running then the choice would be simple buy a pup.You have to remember Billy had no idea about Magical Dreams up and coming mating when he bred his own litter,I don't think Graham would have bred him just yet if he'd still been racing.I for one wish Billy every success with his pups,and look forward to seeing how his new pup performs in the lurcher racingnettle said:But would George have let you have one if you'd just breed your own litter, more to the point, would you have wanted one?rodders said:Lets not get back to percentages thing again folks,see where Herbys coming from if Billy had a problem with other peoples dogs,BUT and it is a big BUT.When an opportunity arises to own a dog out of something really special like Magical Dreams then you would be a fool not to take up the chance of owning it.We all know there's its never a certainty that pups will be as good as their parents,but if your serious about racing then you'll take the gamble.Must add that if George would have let me have another dog at home then I would have jumped at the chance of one of this litter
Jayne
KarenI see where your coming from Karen.rodders said:I haven't got anything thats proved its worth breeding with in non peds yet Jayne :lol: An honest answer though is if I was looking for another scratch dog and I had the chance to breed my own or have one out of a dog that has beaten everything running then the choice would be simple buy a pup.You have to remember Billy had no idea about Magical Dreams up and coming mating when he bred his own litter,I don't think Graham would have bred him just yet if he'd still been racing.I for one wish Billy every success with his pups,and look forward to seeing how his new pup performs in the lurcher racingnettle said:But would George have let you have one if you'd just breed your own litter, more to the point, would you have wanted one?rodders said:Lets not get back to percentages thing again folks,see where Herbys coming from if Billy had a problem with other peoples dogs,BUT and it is a big BUT.When an opportunity arises to own a dog out of something really special like Magical Dreams then you would be a fool not to take up the chance of owning it.We all know there's its never a certainty that pups will be as good as their parents,but if your serious about racing then you'll take the gamble.Must add that if George would have let me have another dog at home then I would have jumped at the chance of one of this litter
Jayne
Jayne -_-
lol (w00t)herby said:
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for youre imformation Mr herby,(who)...I am thinking more on the none ped scene with this pup.I am also looking ahead to the future breeding stock,as this line goes way back to my old stuff,and would be just the right percentage for a dog out of my litter,as the resulting offfspring would be somwhere between 3/4,and 5/8.Im not stupid "(HERBY)"HA.I know exactly what i am doing.You know my number,or better still,i'll stick to my plan's and come up this Sunday morning.Then we can have a proper talk,just between two grown up's.Think there's a lot you need to here,before jumping to conclusion's.herby said:
billy its a 15/16 greyhound and you know it !! youve backtracked !! by the way i was fonin you all last night to see why youd decided to bring a more than 15/16 greyhound here to race. youll never go to england to race non-peds dont kid your self ! by the way you know im racing at westhoughton this weekend too dont you.?
SHAME ON YOU BACKTRACK-BILL
(w00t) (w00t) (w00t) BRINGER IN OF 98% GREYHOUNDS
SHAME ON YOU BACKTRACK-BILL
(w00t) (w00t) (w00t) BRINGER IN OF 98% GREYHOUNDS
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