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Excellent work Sageform.
Any chance you have a table showing numbers and placings over a comparative (say, three years) period? What were your highlights for the season? |
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Stats like this just go to show how unappreciated Bertolini is as a Stallion. Year after year he'd in the top 10 for winners with moderate mares. This year he's again got a couple of really decent 2 year olds.
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I wish you could tell the names of the horses for all these winners. save me a bit of time
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Koo, just look at the RP site, bloodstock, stallion book, sire and stud record and they list all the runners by the sire. The ones with 0 wins beside their name in the first column didn't win
RA, I can put up a table of the same 20 sires with their wins in 2009, 10 and 11 if you like. Give me a day or so. I agree about Bertolini, he keeps getting winners, but mostly on AW or low grade handicaps. |
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RA, here you go. Wins in: 2009: 2010: 2011
Kyllachy 102:102:114 Pivotal 109:95:103 Exceed and Excel 72:91:97 Oasis Dream 99:107:94 Acclamation 53:64:86 Cape Cross 132:110:85 Royal Applause 92:63:84 Bahamian Bounty 89:80:80 Bertolini 86:71:80 Invincible Spirit 78:84:79 Danehill Dancer 75:93:71 Dansili 83:74:67 Dubai Destination 58:68:66 Haafhd 27:31:66 Compton Place 62:72:63 Dubawi 31:93:62 Galileo 38:38:61 Medicean 60:85:61 Montjeu 47:45:58 Piccolo 49:33:58 The clear "winner" in terms of progress is Haafhd who has moved from a run of the mill sire to one of the top 20 and this year will tell us whether the progress will continue. Iceman had a very respectable 2nd season total and should do well with another crop racing. Galileo has always had a high reputation but this is the first year in which he has made the table in terms of number of wins. |
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Not going to get any new Icemans Sageform. 2011 was his last 2yos. I sold a nice Virtual this year tho - look out 2013! Cheers for list production. Owner breeder for 2.5k Haafhd surely to be considered, cant sell them tho and no, I dont know why.
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Thanks for that. I am no longer a breeder myself so out of touch with sires that have been exported/died etc.
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Thank you very much Sageform. The raw data is no doubt a starting point for anyone interested in the betting side.
I will try to find the time to distil these ingredients into something useful for the coming flat season. I imagine some of the main variables will be: pedigree auction price trip going trainer Steve Taplin's annual is a good starting point for anyone thinking of specialising in this area. Keep up the good work. |
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Haathd has been sent to some stud in Shropshire, so any progress he appears to be making, will be lost pretty soon.
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I'm afraid it's worse than that Black Sam. He's gone to Yorkshire.
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Which begs the question does it not? Are they pleased by that over in Lancashire?
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I might use Haafhd as i like him as a sire, indeed i bought a yearling by him last back end and he looks a smashing sort.
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The typical Haafhd seems to want a bit of time but they do improve and would be ideal for getting well handicapped...
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Kyllachy already setting a strong pace in 2012 with 7 wins, Bertolini follows last January strong with 5, Haafhd and a couple of others on 4.
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Dynaformer on 3 as well
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