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15 Apr 12
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Please? Or could you list them here maybe with a link to a half decent website as well please?
Me and a friend are having this discussion about the tragic deaths of racehorses on the racecourse. He says they get shot because their done it costs too much money to treat them etc etc and i am arguing the fact that Synchronised was sadly put euthonised and if there was anyways whatsoever they could have treated him they would have as chelt gold cup winner etc etc he would have made a good sire etc etc.
Who is correct here me or my friend?
Me and a friend are having this discussion about the tragic deaths of racehorses on the racecourse. He says they get shot because their done it costs too much money to treat them etc etc and i am arguing the fact that Synchronised was sadly put euthonised and if there was anyways whatsoever they could have treated him they would have as chelt gold cup winner etc etc he would have made a good sire etc etc.
Who is correct here me or my friend?
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Found a list here
http://bloodstock.racingpost.com/statistic/leading_lists.sd#leadingListsTabs=top_jump_racing_sires Some previous jumpers in this list which i think will answer my question and tell my friend that if their good enough, then they will go to stud. |
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Synchronised would not have made a good sire, being (like 99% of jumpers) a gelding.
That is one reason why the NH games is so without hype and is so enjoyable, because stud values do not colour every statement from the owner / trainer and they are not reitred after 6 or 7 runs. This is why they are put down - http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2011/sep/23/claims-five-broken-leg-horse?CMP=twt_gu |
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Good article posted, is that you Rick who would know first hand?
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