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Bit surprised with that, could you put up a list of darley and coolmore stallions for the year so far
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Which ones would you like?
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Fascinating Sageform.
Too little too late though surely. A ton of mares and a very decent ammount of goodwill towards this stallion haven't stopped him joining the list of disappointing sires out of Vaguely Noble mares. |
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Exceed and Excel continues to do well and Sharpened Edge was his 9th win of October, 7 of which have been in the last 10 days. Any of his runners in sprint handicaps on easy ground need respect.
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October saw a mix of softer turf and AW racing so a few sires got into the monthly list that rarely get a mention in my threads.
Monthly total followed by annual to date for UK wins. Danehill Dancer 11 92 Oratorio 11 27 Exceed and Excel 10 85 Barathea 9 38 Cape Cross 9 99 Dubawi 9 91 Avonbridge 8 39 Diktat 8 40 Dubai Destination 8 61 Invincible Spirit 8 81 Noverre 8 76 Pivotal 8 89 Other annual totals of top 10 Oasis Dream 98 Kyllachy 88 Medicean 82 Bahamian Bounty 73 |
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Cape Cross may not quite match his huge 132 of last year but a sudden burst of 5 wins this week including Riggins dead heat moves him to 106 to Oasis Dream 100.
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kyllachy is quite useful every year.....
a lot of winners no top class horse but a lot of winners |
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hello ,
i am french, and i would like to know if there is a website in UK to see all the production of a stallion in UK in France we have "www.france-galop.com" is there the same kind of website in UK to see and check for example how many product (for each crop )of a stallion will race next year?? thanks for your help |
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Great work as always Sageform, anything for this month?
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An update to follow after racing today completes the November programme, but the top 5 are still the same. At the end of the year I will provide a list of the top 100 sires with a comparison of best year, worst year and 2009 and 2010 wins. Also the month in which they typically get most winners if anyone is interested. Selkirk is an older sire who has had a revival this year. I know that this info including Ireland is freely available on the net but as regulars will know, I prefer to keep GB only.
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To answer roy jones, there is plenty of data out there but some requires you to pay. Try the Racing Post Bloodstock pages.
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