Do u Consider the most expensive horse in the race?

Are you "Breedingmad"?

no - is this something he would ask?

lol

does a 100k car go faster than a 60k car?

Not necessarily but he has asked a few questions just as daft.

Mind you, he doesn't know the difference between a "hunter" or a "point to point handicap" so your question holds a little more sway.

school leaver at easter

crikey you guys are hard work.. lol

would have done your coconuts on:

1/ Snaafi Dancer $10.2m in 1983

2/ The green monkey $16m in 2006

Snaafi dancer in real terms still the most expensive ever yearling. So slow never saw a racecourse. Then had infertility problems with just 4 foals in 2 years. None of which where ever good.

fair point male..

roida, what point are you making? no wonder you couldn't tip a wheelbarrow

Hello rmccarthy.  Have you been away?. I will bump the Tiggy Wiggy thread so you can comment on the 1k.

I have been sunning myself blackbarn. Yes well done, like i said i stuck my neck out and unfortunately you didn't there you go.

  Do you know I could have written that post for you. For the avoidance of doubt, I was not RIGHT and need no "well done". As you know very well, I was merely questioning your certainty at writing her off.

Again, do you think she retains the same ability? you said we wouldn't know after one run, fair enough so now she's run better you think we definitely know she has now after two runs? Pot kettle black springs to mind

See my post on the Tiggy Thread

anyone who doesn't look at foal and yearling prices for 2yr old maidens is pissing in the wind.

Yeah i suppose you lumped on hydrogen FTO then ?

rmccarthy16    05 May 15 23:59 
roida, what point are you making? no wonder you couldn't tip a wheelbarrow

p&l is all that counts oh daft one 

is that your imaginary on course P & L or the real one?

either way i'm sure its a load of sh!te

you don't lump on an unraced based on a sales price mccarthy16.

but you it helps on making assumptions about the opposition sometimes. e.g. the 2 sakhee's secrets in the first at catterick.

every bit of info helps put the pieces together.

I don't go near 2YO maidens, i think that's probably better info

doantwin2easy     06 May 15 00:27 
anyone who doesn't look at foal and yearling prices for 2yr old maidens is pissing in the wind.




You may as well be pissing in the wind, risking money in such races imo.

why - above average strike rate for favs in this race type

typically 40% as opposed to 34% generally

Still a loss making venture ?

Are you breedingmad?

opposition..purchase price/prices..pedigree..trainer..market support..demeanour..draw (on occasions)..foaling date..all need to be considered with 2yo newcomers..no bet unless perceived edge great enough to take chance on inexperience

Sir Issac Newton - cost over £3.75m as a yearling.

1st race- lost @ 8/11
2nd race- lost @ 1/6

both maiden races.

sample of one...that's that then 

see other horses listed in thread Duncan.

The horse just mentioned was as running today with a huge price tag as a yearling. Beaten in 2 maidens both odds on.