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I'd love some of the 'elite' agents and buyers to try to point out exactly why x horse (viewed/judged to be book 1 quality already, vetted & scoped) is worth 50k and the next Kingman out of anything is 250k. It would be cringworthy. Glad I'm not sitting on 30-50k covers by good stallions who are not even getting a lookin.
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Its a bit like a car boot sale really isn't it?
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They may all be in Bk1 but they look very different. I don't think the Kingmans look great and he is a little overated at the moment.
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£3.6m for Barney Roy's half-brother? Someone's going to get their fingers burnt.
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Interesting Dubawi x Miss Marjurie sold for 1.1 Million to Godolphin.
Miss Marjurie is a daughter of Kazatzka who is a half sister to Soviet Song put of Elites star broodmare Kalinka. One wonders how much Elits Frankel x Marlinka (dam of Marsha, Judicial) would be worth.... |
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£3.6m for Barney Roy's half-brother? Someone's going to get their fingers burnt. - Not at all, it will take a lot more than that to burn Sheikh Mo's fingers. And the colt did look sharp, could well be at Royal Ascot.
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Dubawi x Ribbons (ex Sister Act, full sister to Soviet Song) went for 750k guineas too. Im told she has an outstanding colt foal by Frankel.
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Elite must have a big budget for stallion nominations. No problem now they have sold well. I was surprised to see so few Nathaniels in Book 1. Are they all being retained as home breds?
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No Sageform, they look like NH stock.
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Tragically sageform both of the mares above were sold by Elite. So merely a boost for the family.
Its is strongly rumored that Marshas half sister is going to be sold in fosl to Mastecraftsman later this year however. |
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"Tragically"...
It is the ommadawns (phonetic version of a gaelic word meaning "stupid idiots") who are paying to keep Mr-£6m-Marsha in clover who are "tragic". |
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RoyalAcademy, why the gratuitous insult? Many hundreds of people have tasted ownership through affordable clubs like Elite and so thoroughly enjoyed the experience that they have progressed to syndicate / partnership /sole owners of racehorses. I know of at least a dozen who have done so and BBC has enthusiastically progressed that way already - that benefits all of us in the industry and is to be encouraged, not disparaged.
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You're a very bitter person RA. Kindly desist and wind your neck in. We all know what we are signing up to. No-one holds a gun to our heads. If you don't like it, then tough. I prefer the ownership model I'm now a part of, thanks to the years of club membership I have enjoyed. soory if I don't fit into your 'membership ideal'.
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