Trainer's website isn't a bad shout but the Racing Post don't have it, which I believe they should. They now give the info about when horses changed owners and trainers and that is useful to see, so it'd be nice if the gelded dates could be added too.
Trainer's website isn't a bad shout but the Racing Post don't have it, which I believe they should. They now give the info about when horses changed owners and trainers and that is useful to see, so it'd be nice if the gelded dates could be added too
The whole thing is a shambles, and even when you look at past results on the Racing Post with gender details showing, it will show you the CURRENT gender of the beast....so 3yo Colts in 2009 are Horses, 3yo Fillies in 2009 are Mares and you are left none the wiser with Geldings.
I have resorted to a laborious database based on downloads from Raceform Interactive. I enter horse details and it populates a section with previous race's data - if the horse has been gelded since it's last race, then this is the only way I know to flag it up.
The whole thing is a shambles, and even when you look at past results on the Racing Post with gender details showing, it will show you the CURRENT gender of the beast....so 3yo Colts in 2009 are Horses, 3yo Fillies in 2009 are Mares and you are left
6 runners today gelded after there last run. My Pearl (unplaced) Urban Kode ( 2nd 15/2) Bounty Seeker ( Unplaced) Scribe ( Unplaced )
2 to run
8:15 Kempton Ashva & Bramshaw.
Courtesy of the Racing Post, but it'll cost you £1:90 a day, unless you pop in the bookies and take a quick look at the Signposts page.
Not sure how reliable the info is though.
6 runners today gelded after there last run.My Pearl (unplaced)Urban Kode ( 2nd 15/2)Bounty Seeker ( Unplaced)Scribe ( Unplaced )2 to run8:15 KemptonAshva & Bramshaw.Courtesy of the Racing Post, but it'll cost you £1:90 a day, unless you pop in the
I think the date of operation would be most useful too, not just because I think it would take me a while to get over having mine removed, but also the rush of testosterone which happens AFTER being gelded will help an unfurnished horse produce extra muscle in the months afterward.
I think the date of operation would be most useful too, not just because I think it would take me a while to get over having mine removed, but also the rush of testosterone which happens AFTER being gelded will help an unfurnished horse produce extra
You can at least get the date of the operation if the horse was trained in France at the time - call up the record for any horse on the France Galop website and if it's a gelding the info is displayed like this:
HONGRE (08/06/2011)
You can at least get the date of the operation if the horse was trained in France at the time - call up the record for any horse on the France Galop website and if it's a gelding the info is displayed like this: HONGRE (08/06/2011)