New Posts For Thread: sire advicehttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-adviceI have a mare who I'm undecided on where to send this year and would appreciate any views. She is Danehill line, compact and speedily bred. the sires I'm considering along with pros and cons as I see them are, Ivawood, pros- V fast and precocious, fiMost sensible comment ive read on here for a while; "I don't really want to come on here and really lay in to a sire, particularly not one stood by an organisation not floated on oil, coffee, cardboard cartons and the likes". PotmIts easy for ushttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547898743#547898743Most sensible comment ive read on here for a while; "I don't really want to come on here and really lay in to a sire, particularly not one stood by an organisation not floated on oil, coffee, cardboard cartons and the likes". PotmIts easy for usTue, 23 Feb 2016 14:51:01 -0600I'm not going to get involved as I would probably suggest sires not mentioned above, and confuse things.As proxygene said you need the name of the mare. This gives her full pedigree, and allows her dam side to be considered."She is Danehill line" ..https://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547893777#547893777I'm not going to get involved as I would probably suggest sires not mentioned above, and confuse things.As proxygene said you need the name of the mare. This gives her full pedigree, and allows her dam side to be considered."She is Danehill line" ..Tue, 23 Feb 2016 07:56:19 -0600Ovalu, it's always a leap of faith when we mere mortals make a sire selection because lo, we actually need to cover costs unlike so many in this industry! So I don't really want to come on here and really lay in to a sire, particularly not one stoodhttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547892637#547892637Ovalu, it's always a leap of faith when we mere mortals make a sire selection because lo, we actually need to cover costs unlike so many in this industry! So I don't really want to come on here and really lay in to a sire, particularly not one stoodTue, 23 Feb 2016 05:05:18 -0600Thanks Potm, always insightful, regarding G force, is a group 1 winning sprinter with a very good pedigree not attractive? is the lack of precosity the problem? and have you any views on whether pour moi can make a come back from his dull start? (I'https://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547889163#547889163Thanks Potm, always insightful, regarding G force, is a group 1 winning sprinter with a very good pedigree not attractive? is the lack of precosity the problem? and have you any views on whether pour moi can make a come back from his dull start? (I'Mon, 22 Feb 2016 16:51:34 -0600Hope you're making progress ovalu.In order,1, ivawood. He appears plenty back at the knee in his photos mind, so beware adding that to Danehill if you are any way in that camp.2. Capella. Scary but if he's beautiful you're always in with a shout3. Pohttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547883693#547883693Hope you're making progress ovalu.In order,1, ivawood. He appears plenty back at the knee in his photos mind, so beware adding that to Danehill if you are any way in that camp.2. Capella. Scary but if he's beautiful you're always in with a shout3. PoMon, 22 Feb 2016 07:47:37 -0600I think Pour Moi will have better 3 year olds than 2 year olds but I'm not sure this will be reflected in sales prices. Is a late starter what you need to kick off a mares career, along with the risk of ending up retaining said offspring? However ifhttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547868371#547868371I think Pour Moi will have better 3 year olds than 2 year olds but I'm not sure this will be reflected in sales prices. Is a late starter what you need to kick off a mares career, along with the risk of ending up retaining said offspring? However ifSat, 20 Feb 2016 18:11:43 -0600Thanks for your views PoshPaddy, Proxygene has thrown me completly off course with his Pour Moi suggestion, who I wouldnt even have considered. I was hell bent on breeding a commercial type, now I'm dreaming of a Derby winner!https://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547867313#547867313Thanks for your views PoshPaddy, Proxygene has thrown me completly off course with his Pour Moi suggestion, who I wouldnt even have considered. I was hell bent on breeding a commercial type, now I'm dreaming of a Derby winner!Sat, 20 Feb 2016 16:04:47 -0600the darley club offer is a brilliant offer imohttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547865793#547865793the darley club offer is a brilliant offer imoSat, 20 Feb 2016 13:38:31 -0600Hi Ovalu, if you look at the compact stayers best runner you'll see why the program found it...https://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547861869#547861869Hi Ovalu, if you look at the compact stayers best runner you'll see why the program found it...Sat, 20 Feb 2016 05:57:12 -0600Hi Tascro,proxygene.co.uk gives an explanation of the system.I'm happy to make one or 2 (helpful?) suggestions to like minded forumites as I do get bored of running my 2 mares through the system again and again.After about 10,000 hours of developmenthttps://community.betfair.com/bloodstock__breeding/go/thread/view/94018/30655051/sire-advice?post_id=547861417#547861417Hi Tascro,proxygene.co.uk gives an explanation of the system.I'm happy to make one or 2 (helpful?) suggestions to like minded forumites as I do get bored of running my 2 mares through the system again and again.After about 10,000 hours of developmentSat, 20 Feb 2016 04:38:53 -0600