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great racehorse and becoming a sire sensation in japan. so i have a question for the experts here...............if money was no option would you send some european mares to deep impact and run the offspring in europe?
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Date Joined: 14 Jun 05 Add contact | Send message 20 Feb 15 20:02 Joined: 14 Jun 05 | Topic/replies: 3,065 | Blogger: brain dead jockeys's blog great racehorse and becoming a sire sensation in japan. so i have a question for the experts here...............if money was no option would you send some european mares to deep impact and run the offspring in europe? I think you would, as he certainly is attracting the heavy hitters already. Beauty Parlour won the French 1000 for the Wildensteins a few years back and Magnier was wax lyrical about their foresight to go out to him.They sent Peeping Fawn, Maybe and another one to him ( I rem thinking they are all Tabor horses at the time I read it) and the Niarchos have a goodun by him in France. Deffo seems to be the real deal. |
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I notice the dam Wind in her Hair is very well connected.
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hit the trifecta in the japanese derby.........the legend grows
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The other factor is racing in Japan is split onto tow tiers.
So it is easier for the better bred (owned) horses to succeed. If you look at breeding in Japan you will find around 40% of the horses are bred by 10 sires. It is something unreal and makes reading success a lot harder. |
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the Peeping Fawn colt is entered for the Derby 2017
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wonder if he will have a worldwide influence.............non japanese buyers are taking their chances. he needs to produce a european multiple group 1 winner and lets see guys. loved the horse myself.
http://bloodstock.racingpost.com/news/bloodstock/record-figures-as-jrha-select-sale-concludes/2117724/top/ |