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He is papered lower than his sire, which makes him a step backwards in breeding. Most folks aren't going to want to take a step back, which is why you aren't seeing any interest. He may be a pretty color, but he will not produce the quality of babies that other horses in his tier will. Culling him may be painful but it is for the best. I know the pain of culling pretty horses. I cull 95% or more of the studs I breed each year. Some years I have culled every single stud I bred that year.

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