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By:
truehoncho
When: 07 Nov 15 13:15
I think DD is £2k too much (at least). Outstrip at £5k a group 2 winner, as a 2yo then a G1 winner.

DD listed winner rated a few pound lower than Outstrip.
By:
Wilycayote
When: 07 Nov 15 13:48
Truehonch, I'm more of a timeform man and DD was 120 as a 3yo which is well above Outstrip.

I'll let you use Telescope thanks.

Almost tempted to try and find a mare for Free Eagle at E20. Surely that is serious value??? What am I missing?
By:
truehoncho
When: 07 Nov 15 15:14
I don't get the smarmy Telescope comment but I accept your view on DD.

I just don't understand why he is worth £6.5k as a listed winner. Its about winning not getting high ratings. Neither he nor Outstrip is any thing like a good horse. We are simply talking about them because they are cheap (relatively) and first season. I seriously doubt if anyone is going to breed anything any good out of either of them and anyone using them probably doesn't care as long as they sell their foal/yearling. I don't care a jot which one of these very average animals is better than the other, I just don't understand why he is worth £6.5k. I thought £4k was about right.
By:
Wilycayote
When: 07 Nov 15 15:50
I couldn't agree less. Genetics can only pass on ability, not race results. A foal doesn't know whether it's dad was 1st or 2nd, but it does know whether they had lots of ability, ie a high rating. Hence why Danzig was a superb stallion, what did he win? Very little.

I like to go with what is fast and commercial as I can't afford to play the classic game.  I like stallions that win on their 2yo debuts as well. I think England might have a better selection of new speed with DD, HStreak, Brazen Beau etc than Ireland which is a nice thought.

We're in a much better position than 15 years ago when I felt all the commercial options were in Ire.
By:
truehoncho
When: 07 Nov 15 16:17
Danzig was unbeaten in 3 races before being retired through injury.

I will always argue that ratings running behind are never as good as winning ones but I don't disagree with your points Wily just the price. He is starting off to high. Same as Cable Bay at £6.5k who only won a maiden at 2 and 3 yrs old and the maiden he won was rubbish (Outstrip beat him easily as a 2yo). Outstrip has a good precocious pedigree and is £5k to breed with until you don't want to anymore.

Why would you think that a foal/yearling of equal looks/pedigree would fetch more from DD than Outstrip? This is a commercial breeding forum (at least it seems to be, so surely that is the key question. I guarantee that Darley et all will support Outstrip more than Whitsbury will DD.
By:
Wilycayote
When: 07 Nov 15 17:45
Fair enough. I feel a long range sporting bet;

I bet the first crop foals by DD will average at least 2k more than the Outstrip foals. Im sure you'll remember the bet in 2 years time. Best of luck (sincerely)...

what other stallion fees are we still waiting on?
By:
truehoncho
When: 07 Nov 15 17:58
Well Wily that's a fair way of making a point. I will look forward to seeing what happens and more importantly understanding why.
By:
Posh Paddy
When: 08 Nov 15 16:20
Starspangledbanner at €15 looks good value if you fancy rolling the dice!
By:
Wilycayote
When: 08 Nov 15 17:02
Does anyone know what sort of fertility Stats SSB had in Aus? (give or take).
By:
Posh Paddy
When: 08 Nov 15 17:37
From memory in Aus he was running around 45-50% which is a great deal better than the 20-25% he got in Ireland first time around.
By:
Off the toe
When: 10 Nov 15 17:46
SBallylinch Stud 2016 Stallion Fee's
Beat Hollow €6,000
Dream Ahead €17,500
Intense Focus €5,000
Lawman €25,000
Lope de Vega €45,000
By:
Formtwist
When: 10 Nov 15 19:40
Would that more studs follow Newsells' lead on a rebate for filly foals. Plus fee reduction too....where's that tenner JohnnyM ?
By:
Johnny_Mustang
When: 11 Nov 15 09:44
Cash or cheque Formtwist?
By:
Formtwist
When: 11 Nov 15 13:22
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When: 12 Nov 15 08:30
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By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 14 Nov 15 15:23
Dubawi-now £225k-up from £125k

Im a bit short of the readies

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By:
Formtwist
When: 20 Nov 15 20:38
Johnny-M you are a gentleman and a man of honour - details appreciated and glad we could do some mutual good in the world. Sorry to take a while to reply, been out of internet zone.....
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