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sageform
31 Aug 13 19:57
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863 GB flat winners in the month including dead heats so plenty of opportunities for the top sires to pile up high totals. Acclamation had an exceptional month with 25 wins.

GB flat total for 2013 to end of August with August only in brackets.

Oasis Dream  93  (16)
Cape Cross  89 (21)
Acclamation  86 (25)
Invincible Spirit  86 (14)
Exceed and Excel  83 (19)
Shamardal  70 (12)
Kyllachy  69 (17)
Pivotal  63 (14)
Royal Applause  62 (14)
Byron  61 (5)
Galileo  60 (16)

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sageform
When: 11 Sep 13 15:04
Justineo, another listed winner for the sire, was the 100th winner in GB for Oasis Dream in 2013. Very impressive total and although I had a small bet, I thought the going would be against Justineo today.
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The Gotchee
When: 11 Sep 13 22:55
Where is Henrythenavigator?  He covered hundreds of mares, where did it all go wrong?
By:
sageform
When: 12 Sep 13 08:11
Henrythenavigator just 14 GB wins this year but he is only a second season sire and probably has more in Ireland.
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sageform
When: 24 Sep 13 14:05
Oasis Dream still stretching his lead but I have just had a look at the first season sires for this year. None have achieved as much as the leading first seasons of other recent years but after Baytown Kestrel won at Lingfield, Captain Gerrard is the leader on 18 GB wins from Bushranger and Dandy Man on 15 each.
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truehoncho
When: 24 Sep 13 16:02
as you say Sageform, not a vintage year. In fairness, they have a lot of competition from the established sires and 2yo races are hard to win.

I used CG last year as a bit of a gamble and have a nice filly foal. He has probably done enough for her to find a buyer but we wont be getting rich.
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jmc27
When: 24 Sep 13 18:53
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Where is Henrythenavigator?  He covered hundreds of mares, where did it all go wrong?
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Henrythenavigator has stood in America till now shipping to Chile and Aus while there, Champion Freshman sire in the US last year, sired 32 winners from 82 runners this season from his KY crops so 14 in the UK is probably not to bad , sired the Tattersall Sales winner at the weekend and Group 1 winner Sudirman so far this year in these parts aswell.

One thing Ive noticed about his runners like HTN they need it rock hard
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jmc27
When: 24 Sep 13 19:21
In saying that plenty of hard ground in Oz but he flopped there, funny old game
By:
truehoncho
When: 24 Sep 13 21:01
are the likes of Major Cadeaux, Art Connossieur etc, likely to have any future at all? and what about Intense Focus? he looks like he can get a good one but it's very cutthroat at this level.
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dominion
When: 24 Sep 13 21:20
JMC27 - HTN had a winner at Chantilly yesterday over a mile one.In the soft.I know what you mean though.Aiden O'brien said HTN's cant even walk on slow ground !I own a HTN - so I'm slightly anal about all this.
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jmc27
When: 25 Sep 13 18:31
dominion 24 Sep 13 21:20 Joined: 29 Apr 04 | Topic/replies: 180 | Blogger: dominion's blog
JMC27 - HTN had a winner at Chantilly yesterday over a mile one.In the soft.I know what you mean though.Aiden O'brien said HTN's cant even walk on slow ground !I own a HTN - so I'm slightly anal about all this.


One of my favourite horses from the last great crop of three year olds imo.
Remember going up to the Curragh to see him in the Phoenix, just went no where on the ground he absolutely hated it , take nothing away from Saoirse Abu on the day but he was in a different league!
From my untrained eye it seems his a good few of his offspring might be the same but I have no doubt he will sire more top class runners here now.
Many mightnt agree but I also think Coolmore taking some of the regal bred ones back here to AOB instead of Todd Pletcher was a mistake.
Always stuck in my head Jerry Bailey on Breeders Cup night after George Vancouver won the Juvenile Turf saying he couldnt figure out how a horse with his action was not been kept in the US to run in the American Triple Crown route. He was dumbfounded he was going back to Ireland.
Jerry Bailey knows a good dirt horse when he sees it I would say. His big 3 from last year have done nothing and havnt really go the chance either I think anyway. Ship them to the States!

Good luck with yours Dominion Im under no doubt that he is a good sire just question some of the decisions because he is caught in a slight limbo area but Im sure he will get out of that when he settles here.
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sageform
When: 26 Sep 13 15:05
I missed Mastercraftsman from my first season list. He is on 17 after a win in the first at Newmarket today.
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