The Belgian
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Roumare: how do you explain is high type proof?
The calfs of Roumare are getting on the ground and none will explain is +4.1 on type proof (on french base).
What are your ideas on this bull and in generally on the french bulls?
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4/11/2009, 8:19
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Smurf4
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What exactly is wrong with them?
He's somewhere like 2.7 on the irish base which seems about right.
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4/11/2009, 10:07
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The Belgian
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They just looks like average Jocko besne, and udders are average too, by far not a 4.1 on type....
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4/11/2009, 12:28
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Re: Roumare: how do you explain is high type proof?
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The Belgian wrote:
The calfs of Roumare are getting on the ground and none will explain is +4.1 on type proof (on french base).
What are your ideas on this bull and in generally on the french bulls?
Not sure how you can judge a bull's type proof on "calfs that are getting on the ground". I would wait until you at least see daughters in milking form before forming an opinion good or bad.
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4/11/2009, 15:03
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Smurf4
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I think that is what he meant to say JEB , the oldest Roumares should be calving around now. Still it's early days to judge him yet, mine are yearlings now and i think they will be ok, not show winners though.
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4/11/2009, 19:24
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