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20152016 2017 2018 2019
Kodiac 135 140 161 181 158
Dark Angel 104 118 141 144 156
Dandy Man 33 27 48 83 122
Dubawi 104 105 127 129 118
Invinc. Sp 120 86 94 110 111
Lope De Vega 28 41 65 92 94
Ex and Excel 130 132 125 117 89
Sea The Stars 38 67 50 67 89
Dutch Art 80 82 90 75 85
Acclamation 128 139 109 107 85
Frankel 22 46 70 80
Shamardal 121 85 66 82 81
Zoffany 30 37 56 47 80
Bated Breath 15 47 80 76
Iffraj 88 82 71 80 74
Oasis Dream 94 87 92 86 73
Kingman 22 71
Nathaniel 6 48 62 69
Mastercraftsman 42 53 70 86 69
Final table of wins for this year with 4 previouys years to compare. Kodiac only just held off Dark Angel with Dandy Man in third. Frankel, Bated Breath and Kingman doing well for the number of crops of racing age. Apologies if the forum moves the lines around.
Kodiac 135 140 161 181 158
Dark Angel 104 118 141 144 156
Dandy Man 33 27 48 83 122
Dubawi 104 105 127 129 118
Invinc. Sp 120 86 94 110 111
Lope De Vega 28 41 65 92 94
Ex and Excel 130 132 125 117 89
Sea The Stars 38 67 50 67 89
Dutch Art 80 82 90 75 85
Acclamation 128 139 109 107 85
Frankel 22 46 70 80
Shamardal 121 85 66 82 81
Zoffany 30 37 56 47 80
Bated Breath 15 47 80 76
Iffraj 88 82 71 80 74
Oasis Dream 94 87 92 86 73
Kingman 22 71
Nathaniel 6 48 62 69
Mastercraftsman 42 53 70 86 69
Final table of wins for this year with 4 previouys years to compare. Kodiac only just held off Dark Angel with Dandy Man in third. Frankel, Bated Breath and Kingman doing well for the number of crops of racing age. Apologies if the forum moves the lines around.
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there were three 2yo races run over 7f today at sandown, some interesting time comparisons
class 4 nursery handicap time slow 2.67 carrying 9.8
group 3 solario stakes time slow 1.74 9-1
class 5 maiden time slow 1.23 9-5 (one ruler)
class 4 nursery handicap time slow 2.67 carrying 9.8
group 3 solario stakes time slow 1.74 9-1
class 5 maiden time slow 1.23 9-5 (one ruler)
followers of this thread who bet on irish racing, should of had a profitable couple of weeks backing showcasing runners, there has only been 6 runners
in that time period, two juvenile winners who both won on their 3rd starts at 18/1 and 50/1, would of mentioned the first winner on the 15th of august,
as i dont really bother with irish racing myself, decided not post on that result.
in that time period, two juvenile winners who both won on their 3rd starts at 18/1 and 50/1, would of mentioned the first winner on the 15th of august,
as i dont really bother with irish racing myself, decided not post on that result.
My stats deliberately exclude Irish racing because of the massive bias caused by Coolmore stallions but still interesting. Showcasing is certainly now up in the top 10 on any measure.
Treble so far today for Dark Angel moves him one ahead of Kodiac. 87-86 GB wins in 2020. Dubawi only 71 and none so far in Sept so well back in third.
showcasing just moved one ahead of dandy man on 57-56, they can be slow updating these databases sometimes, lightening shore ran a good race on debut at 40/1 lto at kempton, massive gamble on jack the truth last night landed
Yes, if the RP table disagrees with mine there are 2 reasons. 1. A horse has been disqualified at a later date. 2. They have not updated theirs. I have Showcasing and Dandy Man on 58 each as of 5.30 today.
the real breakthrough sire recently is Golden Horn. 2 more today brings his total in Sept. to 8 wins in 8 days following 11 in August. He is making steady progress up the GB sire table.
Aug 23, 2020 -- 5:35PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
there were three 2yo races run over 7f today at sandown, some interesting
one ruler runs tomorrow and the punters cant get their money on fast enough , already a winner from that race this week , lets see if one ruler can reproduce that above average performance again.
Apparate was the second win for Dubawi this month after Indigo Girl yesterday. Sure sign that the ground is drying out.
pmsl
the three 2yo races run that day at sandown and the slowest of the lot new mandate gets the job done, there was money for it.
the three 2yo races run that day at sandown and the slowest of the lot new mandate gets the job done, there was money for it.
there have been 3 winning favourites so far from that sandown race with more to come, the 7f flying scotsman stakes was run 3.10 seconds faster than the class 3 7f maiden, so that form looks well upto scratch
Whats going on with Showcasing. No 2 or 3yo stakes winners in 2 years in the UK.
viaduct makes it 61 wins for showcasing in 2020 matching last seasons GB wins total and goes 2 ahead of dandy man, not bad considering 10 weeks of the season has been lost to postponement, as for the stakes winners, when they pass the post 1st and you have backed them doesn't matter what grade or class
the race is. ive no doubt will get better horses and stake winners in the near future.
the race is. ive no doubt will get better horses and stake winners in the near future.
my mistake showcasing needs one more winner to match last seasons GB wins, that last race was another showcasing 1-2 paying 92.50 on exacta
mystery show makes that a double for showcasing today and 3 ahead of dandy man 62-59
alhebayeb is long over due a winner, blue slate 7.10 66/1 stepping up in trip and 7lb claimer on board who rode a winner yesterday, has run well after a break, and has changed trainers and only had 6 runs. could finish closer to last place than first?
Well Roadrunner at £55k you should be getting 2/3yo stake winners. To go without one for 2 years is concerning. Numbers of winners don't count for too much.
you want the horse to get stakes winners, learnt from following the FSS that its not an important factor as far as betting is concerned, could the breeding cycle and how it works, presume their are less coverings every year for showcasing. two winners today for showcasing and another 1-2 exacta 7.80, fascinating
there has been 3 F/C'S recently. as it stands showcasing is 4th in the table on 65 GB wins, dandy man hasn't had a winner for 10 days
there has been 3 F/C'S recently. as it stands showcasing is 4th in the table on 65 GB wins, dandy man hasn't had a winner for 10 days
Most of us are breeders on here not punters so I think we look at it differently.
Dandy man has had 2 stakes winners this year (in the UK) compared to 1 for Showcasing. DM is 1/4 S price.
the only reason ive compared those two stallions is one had a fantastic season last year and the other one didnt, i presume dandy man is more popular at the
moment and the fact he has one more stakes winner is neither here nor there imo.
moment and the fact he has one more stakes winner is neither here nor there imo.
what a difference the going makes. Dubawi has had 7 wins in 9 days since it went to faster ground. The first 10 days of Sept he had none. Kodiac now on 97 which is impressive with so many weeks blank.
ALKUMAIT theres a lot of speed in that pedigree, always liked dutch art, seems to have fallen out of favour with the breeders, gone private now,
good one to look forward to next year, could this be another commonwealth cup winner next year
good one to look forward to next year, could this be another commonwealth cup winner next year
thankfully some good horses have won the mill reef stakes dark angel and harry angel, easy winner and didnt need to hit top gear to beat that lot
there is an informative article about showcasing on the racing post bloodstock section
Sep 15, 2020 -- 9:12AM, roadrunner46 wrote:
alhebayeb is long over due a winner, blue slate 7.10 66/1 stepping
really enjoyed that winner, absolutely precision hunting down that winner indigo times
It could be a case of if you say his name often enough the devil will appear!! I haven't seen the colt but I have been told he is really good looking and the type to train on. S needed that on for sure.
lost me on that one, alkumait was the first of showcasing's progeny i mentioned on this thread, just wish i had a spare £500 to put down at 16/1 for the mill reef stakes when the markets opened, look at the form of the other horse's some of them who had won or run well in group or stakes races, all started off in lesser races
and it was his first 2yo group winner for 2 years. That's what i meant. Breeders don't use £55k stallions to get lots of handicraft winners. They expect stakes winners. That's why Showcasing needed it.
more than likely to do with the breeding cycles, no doubt has proven so far to be oasis dream's best son at stud so far, dont know oasis dream that well,
that article in the racing post suggests showcasing is well worth his stallion fee at 55k, some of the breeders will be trying to make a fortune and
others are trying to breed a really good horse. 15 horses in book 1 at the sales, hopefully there will be a very good horse amongst them. if you look at
how the stakes races are divided up between the stallions, virtually theres atleast 50 stallions with stakes winner, just think thats been an anomaly imo.
that article in the racing post suggests showcasing is well worth his stallion fee at 55k, some of the breeders will be trying to make a fortune and
others are trying to breed a really good horse. 15 horses in book 1 at the sales, hopefully there will be a very good horse amongst them. if you look at
how the stakes races are divided up between the stallions, virtually theres atleast 50 stallions with stakes winner, just think thats been an anomaly imo.
Aug 9, 2020 -- 4:30PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
ice station zebra (showcasing) 2yo debut winner, probally a weak race it just one, was slow away and well behind, once it going it wasnt stopping ,matched as high as 260/1 IR, showcasing 43
ice station zebra wins at 9/1 after 2 defeats, winning a class 4 so an improvement on class 5 maiden win, wasnt around today so missed that winner, i did catch yesterdays showcasing winner in a double with a mehmas horse, todays winner means showcasing has now matched his best season total of 71 GB wins
Kodiac is now on 111 GB flat wins for 2020, 10 clear of Dark Angel.
Monthly totals for September:
Kodiac 27, Dark Angel 20, Golden Horn 19 and Frankel 18 were the top four.
Mehmas with 40 is still way ahead of the first season table.
Monthly totals for September:
Kodiac 27, Dark Angel 20, Golden Horn 19 and Frankel 18 were the top four.
Mehmas with 40 is still way ahead of the first season table.
amazing month for golden horn and know frankel got a hat full of winners recently, interesting to see if golden horn can match those numbers next year
I fear for Golden Horn. A great race horse but only 1 listed winner this year in the UK (not sure about Ireland or abroad) and only 3 2yo winners (no stakes 2yo's). Lots of winners but only handicappers and middle distance ones at that. If he was at Coolmore he would have one foot in the NH yard now.
All about the fee I suppose but I know GH is making progress. This season has been upside down and many potential Group 1 3yo's have only run a couple of times. The acid test will be how they progress as 4yos. I accept that Kingman is producing better quality at the moment, mainly due to their finishing speed.
kingman is in a different league to golden horn, and the 150k price tag speaks volumes, wouldnt expect golden horn to be able to keep up with kingman, middle distance stallion and has a lot less opportunity to make an instant impact like kingman, both outstanding horses on the race track, im hopeful golden horn's
progeny will improve and get those badly needed group 1 horses
progeny will improve and get those badly needed group 1 horses
I know what you mean Sageform but middle distance stallions don't get too many chances. Who wants a middle distance handicapper these days? Darley will support him for a while so he could make a breakthrough but it looks tricky at the minute.
I don't think he is that bad Wily, he did ok with his 2yo's last year but none of them have seemed to push on.
I think Kingman is good but over rated. He has 2 group 1 winners and so he should have. He has had access to Juddmonte's best families. 150k seems steep to me. This year he has had no stakes winning 2yo's and 38th in the 2yo sires table for UK. I always look at what is coming along for stallions and I think he may be looking very expensive this time next year.
I don't think he is that bad Wily, he did ok with his 2yo's last year but none of them have seemed to push on.
I think Kingman is good but over rated. He has 2 group 1 winners and so he should have. He has had access to Juddmonte's best families. 150k seems steep to me. This year he has had no stakes winning 2yo's and 38th in the 2yo sires table for UK. I always look at what is coming along for stallions and I think he may be looking very expensive this time next year.
Sep 4, 2020 -- 6:34PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
showcasing just moved one ahead of dandy man on 57-56, they can be slow updating these databases
missed jack the truth at 7/1 last week, run over c/d and class 4 again
Sep 12, 2020 -- 7:46AM, roadrunner46 wrote:
there have been 3 winning favourites
was right about the flying scotsman stakes form being well upto scratch with the winner going onto win a group 2
I take all of the points about group winners but I look at numbers as you know. Currently in terms of GB wins, the "superstars" of the past few years are showing as follows: GB wins in 2020.
Dubawi 81
Frankel 61
Kingman 51
Sea The Stars 50
Nathaniel 50
Golden Horn 46 from just 2 crops.
I am well aware that most of the Coolmore stallion produce race in Ireland but none of them are in my top 30 in GB. Galileo and Gleneagles are joint 38th place on 30 each.
Dubawi 81
Frankel 61
Kingman 51
Sea The Stars 50
Nathaniel 50
Golden Horn 46 from just 2 crops.
I am well aware that most of the Coolmore stallion produce race in Ireland but none of them are in my top 30 in GB. Galileo and Gleneagles are joint 38th place on 30 each.
all i concentrate on is the numbers, and you are bang on about golden horn, and very well highlighted
Oct 5, 2020 -- 11:53AM, roadrunner46 wrote:
was right
ridiculous qoute , never works for me lol, ONE RULER confirms that exceptional time figure today and another boost for the flying scotsman form
Sep 20, 2020 -- 2:07PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
really enjoyed that winner, absolutely precision hunting down that winner indigo times
assumed it would be a long wait for another winner, never crossed my mind this one could easily follow up indigo times
Just when it looked as if Kodiac was pulling away, back comes Dark Angel on the AW with 11 wins so far in October to get within 3 of Kodiac at 115-112. I expect Dubawi to be very quiet after the end of the turf season as his progeny seldom race on AW. Invincible Spirit continues to do well.
showcasing wont get that many now till the end of season, will be very pleased with 90 GB wins this year, that will be a 50% increase on last year and smash
his best season of 71 GB wins, showcasing battling qualities were on show on saturday just gone with flying ginger and over 8f, another juvenile winner the other day.
his best season of 71 GB wins, showcasing battling qualities were on show on saturday just gone with flying ginger and over 8f, another juvenile winner the other day.
Aug 14, 2020 -- 1:57PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
its a been a good few days for showcasing, the progeny nearly had a forecast yesterday
the post was about the flying ginger, thought i had mentioned that on here before wasnt around wednesday night so i missed red mirage at 10/1 and
that was the second FTO winning 2yo for showcasing in the space of a few days for the same trainer MJ, "lightening never strikes the same place twice"
wasnt around wednesday night so i missed red mirage at 10/1 andthat was the second FTO winning 2yo for showcasing in the space of a few days for the same trainer MJ, "lightening never strikes the same place twice"
so mehmas enters the record books with a 38th european first-crop winner, amazing and cant wait to see how much they increase the stallion fee, maybe mehmas
can slowly start to challenge kodiac & dark angel, that would be exciting, the production line of stallions just keeps getting better every year
can slowly start to challenge kodiac & dark angel, that would be exciting, the production line of stallions just keeps getting better every year
Certainly the highest total on my lists for a few years. 44 GB wins and counting for Mehmas. Society Rock had 34 in the whole of 2017 which is the highest first season in GB that I could find in the last 4 years.
story is on the RP bloodstock page, acclamation bloodline is my favourite, just noticed harbour watch stud fee has stopped in 2017, whats happened there ?
just missed showcasing winner, waiting on the winner at newcastle in 1.50, fancied tilaawah today was a very backable price
just missed showcasing winner, waiting on the winner at newcastle in 1.50, fancied tilaawah today was a very backable price
one ruler ran a good race on that ground, visibly tiring in the closing stages, the winner went through that ground easily and stamina laden pedigree shone
through, good winner for the irish punters. thats me done for the season, will spend lot of time preparing an evaluation of this seasons results and stallions,
devise a plan for keeping records that are relevant and useful and easy on the eyes, thats the difficult part. will be my first season as a professional gambler
next year. so wont be posting very often next year.
through, good winner for the irish punters. thats me done for the season, will spend lot of time preparing an evaluation of this seasons results and stallions,
devise a plan for keeping records that are relevant and useful and easy on the eyes, thats the difficult part. will be my first season as a professional gambler
next year. so wont be posting very often next year.
Adaay & Territories having a decent end to the season.
Thought Pearl Secret might have a few more winners than he has tho.
Thought Pearl Secret might have a few more winners than he has tho.
Mehmas is the only first season sire to get into my table of the top 65 sires on number of wins. Kingman continues to creep up the list on 60 wins so equal 10th place. Mayson on 47 is one that has surprised me. He could be right up there next season.
Jan 10, 2020 -- 12:20PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
so close for dark angel in 2019 morpheus got off to a very slow start, now the horses are maturing they are improving, not of interest to me, hasnt got enough runners. amazing year for NIGHT OF THUNDER, think GUTAIFAN finished on the same amount of GB wins,2019 FSS championship
you could see that fee increase for night of thunder coming from A MILE OFF
You might of but I think its nuts. He hasn't had a G1 winner and only 1 British G2 winner. The reality is he is priced to keep you away from him and will probably be used heavily for their own mares and just a few noms available elsewhere. If you can get one you should do well.
so 26 stakes performers from his first two crops not good enough for you priced to keep you away, sounds like spurious allegation
priced to keep you away, sounds like spurious allegation
26 stakes performers??? You have been reading too much of the Darley adverts . Best winner Thunderous who sneaked home by a neck in a G2. I don't think he has even had a runner in a G1 (I may be wrong on that one). 13 stakes horses by my reckoning i.e official rating over 100.
. Best winner Thunderous who sneaked home by a neck in a G2. I don't think he has even had a runner in a G1 (I may be wrong on that one). 13 stakes horses by my reckoning i.e official rating over 100.
im not fact checking racing post bloodstock stories if they want to publish figures that are not accurate, thats laziness on their behalf, as for night of thunder's stud fee in 2020 at 25k, that looked like a bargain at the time and has now been proven correct, the breeders had a chance last year to use the stallion before the inevitable price hike
if they want to publish figures that are not accurate, thats laziness on their behalf, as for night of thunder's stud fee in 2020 at 25k, that looked like a bargain at the time and has now been proven correct, the breeders had a chance last year to use the stallion before the inevitable price hike
Truehoncho, Try expanding your horizons world-wide.
I know Formtwist but there still isn't a G1 winner and the Italian form is very questionable. I know he would get a hike but £75k? £40-£50k maybe.
And further, I just had a look at the foal returns for 2018 and he had 72 foals registered and no 2yo stakes winners in Britain. So £75k for a stallion that next year is unlikely (or at least not very likely) to have a top class 3yo. By the time you get your foal/yearling to the sales £75k may seem a lot. In reality we know that you won't get him unless Darley want you to have him, so you will do ok at the sale because they will buy it (you hope!!)
Truehoncho - why do you still limit yourself to Europe?
Well Formtwist the UK is normally is the best racing. I'm not sure you want to use stallions with foreign form for English markets. Even if you did there doesn't seem to me anything that would say £75k wasn't over the top (to me).
Well, you aren't in that league anyway so the judgment of those who are matters much more. They consider foals registered and racing in all jurisdictions - many of which incidentally have far superior racing to the UK and a lot better prize money. Your suggestion that Darley priced to restrict him to themselves is laughable. He will be inundated again at that price with even better mares than before and they will take any they can.
Formtwist, grow up. This is a forum of opinion. Its not about you. Whatever league I am in it doesn't mean I am not untitled to an opinion. People like you that get personal on forums to make your point is pathetic. If your not interested in my opinion why on earth keep coming back to me and asking me about foreign form for which I gave an honest answer. My point about Darley restricting him what they always do with those they value. I am sure you will be sending him plenty.
I tried to get you to think in a grown up way internationally, clearly without success. Like Donald Trump you slander Darley's policies without evidence, you assert numbers of stakes offspring and the best horse totally wrongly, despite roadrunner46 pointed out quite correctly that there are 26 stakes performers, including Group 1 placed and Thunderous is not his best horse. Opinion is one thing, factually incorrect statements and slandering a major stud operation quite another.
No you didn't. Its second time in a couple of threads you have got personal. The first time I let it go. You never said anything other than some throwaway comment about international racing which I offered an honest comment about class. You are clearly looking for a nonsense argument and I am not sure about the Trump comment so I will ignore it. My point about Darley is well known and their wide range of connections get first dibs on the stallions, to call it slandering is silly. My opinion that £75k is excessive is just that an opinion. We will see.
I agree truehoncho that at 75k N.O.T. Has a Rabbah look about him and that is quite a fruity fee for a horse that doesn’t get super stars -yet.
He has started very well though so with 500 applications for his services last year the fee was always going to rise after he was obviously too cheap.
He compares well with No Nay Never who was a similar meteoric rise and fits the same profile as a horse they chose to restrict applications by price.
He has started very well though so with 500 applications for his services last year the fee was always going to rise after he was obviously too cheap.
He compares well with No Nay Never who was a similar meteoric rise and fits the same profile as a horse they chose to restrict applications by price.
500 applications which begs the question why they didnt increase the fee in 2020 to a minimum of 50k, was this an oversight
which begs the question why they didnt increase the fee in 2020 to a minimum of 50k, was this an oversight
Massive oversubscription to a horse that is fashionable is not an uncommon state of affairs roadrunner.
Last year he was good value so we all had a cut at him and highlighting that didn’t make us geniuses.
But whether 50k last year would have been sustainable, who knows.
Last year he was good value so we all had a cut at him and highlighting that didn’t make us geniuses.
But whether 50k last year would have been sustainable, who knows.
Going back to the origin of the thread which is a year out of date I know, Kodiac is just one ahead of Dark Angel for GB flat wins in 2020, 121/120 with Dubawi well back in third on 94. I will keep going until Dec 31 and then start a new thread for 2021. Just in case anyone is checking my stats on the RP site, they don't always update evening meetings for 24 hours and don't update weekend results until Monday. That goes for all of the Statistics.
84th winner lastnight for showcasing still holding on to 4th place on the GB table, double reflection was well backed on early prices from 9/1 sp 4/1, that div 1 race was run in 3.42 slow carrying 9-8 compared to div 2 run in 4.59 slow carrying 9-4.
tilaawah followed up its win LTO, valuable claimer taking off 7lbs was just enough to help the cause, drifted from 4/1 to 13/2 sp, doing well on the 2yo sires table with 25 wins
so far this year 4 ahead of dandy man and they are 5th and 6th on that GB table
so far this year 4 ahead of dandy man and they are 5th and 6th on that GB table
Two wins for Dark Angel today takes him to the top of the GB table, one ahead of Kodiac. Meanwhile 2 more for Mehmas takes him to 51 wins for the year and into the top 20 sires despite only having one crop running!
i believe there are rich rewards to be had in this new golden age for the bloodstock industry, kingscote rode both those mehmas winners, know lot of people who rate him as a jockey
double reflection went as low as 1.42 IR, certainly aiming high last night moving up to class 4 from class 6, having just watched the race, jockey should of started pushing the horse just before the last turn, noticed the same trainer won the best race on the card with a harbour watch, theres mileage in the winner fitwood star
with just december to go showcasing is on 87 wins, has hit double figures for wins in june/july/august/september/october 2020, previous best was just two consecutive months for double figures and 26.43% of those wins were won by SH/HD -NECK -NOSE, the racing post dont list the distances at a glance on that page which is disappointing, would be lot easier
for comparisons. mohaather his highest rated progeny claimed a group 1 win, showcasing has smashed previous best of 71 GB wins. couldnt get any better ?
will post an interesting take on 2019/2020 stats at the end of december
for comparisons. mohaather his highest rated progeny claimed a group 1 win, showcasing has smashed previous best of 71 GB wins. couldnt get any better ?
will post an interesting take on 2019/2020 stats at the end of december
He may well be getting plenty of average winners but as I predicted he is on the decline good and popper. He has had a substantial fee reduction which is still too much. His median this year for yearlings was £47k for yearlings conceived at £55k. I think he has only had one 2 or 3yo stakes winner in the last 2 years (there may be some abroad). I think he will keep getting plenty of winners Roadrunner so worth following but not much more in terms of class to come from this fella.
ive evolved past the group /stakes /pattern horses way of thinking, making money is the most important factor, stallions will succeed or fail and slowly decline, thats to be expected, breeders will survive and thrive based on the many factors (not least luck/market conditions ect, thats my longterm goal is to breed horses to sell ofcourse, just a dream
showcasing is just tip of the iceberg, group / stakes /pattern success is a big part of everything, its not crucial to ones success at betting.
showcasing is just tip of the iceberg, group / stakes /pattern success is a big part of everything, its not crucial to ones success at betting.
unbelievable 14/1 winner last night for showcasing , good example why its the run of the mill races where all the value 95% of the time is found, not the group/stakes/listed races
so night of thunder has joined the 200 club in 2020 covering 213 mares, that is phenomenal and thats a lot of fire power coming down the line
Dark Angel back in front of Kodiac with 14 flat racing days left in the year.
fascinating battle between kodiac and dark angel and very rewarding if you have been watching that closely in the last few weeks, david probert riding the latest winner for dark angel, he rode a 4 timer recently
will dandy man get another winner this year, current losing run is 43 and no wins in december so far
Kodiac Harbour brings Kodiac level again with 7 more days after today. They have never been more than a couple apart for 2 months now. Dandy Man certainly gone quiet. Mayson with 8 is the highest for December so far.
just like magic mayson adds another winner and 2nd at southwell to that good yardstick ice station zebra
mayson adds another winner and 2nd at southwell to that good yardstick ice station zebra
And a tenth for December today. Ten is a very respectable total for the month. Kodiac is next on 8 and Dark Angel has 7.
havent been around for a few days, i see dandy man finally got a winner in december, put a good jockey up for the ride after only losing by 1 length LTO in a class 2, only a class 4 yesterday no wonder it won easily.
Two late wins for Kodiac retain his title of the most GB flat wins in 2020 with 135. Dark Angel 133 and Dubawi 104 were the only others over 100. Two late wins for Exceed and Excel brought him up to tenth place with 70, one of his lowest for some years. Frankel 72 and Kingman 76 were both making good progress in a shortened season. Sea The Stars was the highest placed Derby winner with 61 while Galileo and Australia had 37 each.
well i found a country where showcasing is top of the table malaysia on 14 wins and leading earnings, have to wait until arion pedigrees to update final table to do my stats, happy new year to all and best wishes for 2021
malaysia on 14 wins and leading earnings, have to wait until arion pedigrees to update final table to do my stats, happy new year to all and best wishes for 2021
Mar 14, 2020 -- 2:15PM, roadrunner46 wrote:
Jan 10, 2020 -- 1:40PM, roadrunner46 wrote:SHOWCASING didnt have a good 2019, thought there would be a lot more winners maybe DANDY MAN'S meteoric rise had an effect onthose numbers.2019 = 151 runners = 62 GB wins2018 = 125 runners = 71 GB wins2017 = 99 runners = 60 GB wins2016 = 95 runners = 59 GB winsshowcasing only had 5 winners at this stage last season 2019, already on 14 winners so far this season, hopefully showcasing will have best season ever in 2020
my prediction for 2021 is lope de vega to have a record breaking season and smash past 100+ winners, 2020 GB 2YO runners had a very bad season with just 4 winners and 5 wins from 36 runners,
and if this years 2YO'S do much better, my target 110-115 wins this season
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