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Spanish OPTIMIST - 3:20 Newton AbbotThe current Lowest ? ...
or - maybe even Lowest ever - over Jumps?
Although - seem to remember something (historically) off (maybe) around 30 - At Worcester? - from a similar thread years ago.
Began with a 'V' or 'Y', maybe
or - maybe even Lowest ever - over Jumps?
Although - seem to remember something (historically) off (maybe) around 30 - At Worcester? - from a similar thread years ago.
Began with a 'V' or 'Y', maybe
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Seem to recall some horses running off lower, but not normally in a hcp as they dont normally get in one !
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domino RE-read my post.
The above has just - "gOt in one" - off 30 lb 'out of the handicap' There is also that small trainer who runs/has run Novice Chasers in small field Novice Handicap Chases at the likes of Fakenham - more recently, too. John Cornwall ... Filichity - now rated 49 - has run from 51 and 45 lbs 'out of handicap' Phoenix Des Mottes - 55 Phoenix Des Mottes - 55 ... has run from 61 and 58 lbs 'out of handicap' |
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re-typed - Pheonix -
should read ... Radsoc De Sivola ... has run from 61 and 58 lbs 'out of handicap' |
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Onlooker,
Check out a horse called Kirkum - ran in two handicap hurdles in March 2011 when officially rated 30. He was 46lbs out of the handicap in the first one at Huntingdon and actually completed in a 3m 1f hurdle. He also had a rating of 10 on the flat. |
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Don't think he needs to "RE-read your post". I'm sure he understand this quite basic topic.
Spanish Optimist currently has the lowest hurdle rating in the country and, jointly with Sussex Road, the lowest over fences too (also 44). The only other two horses with a rating less then 50 over Jumps are Flichity (c49) and Lady Jameson (c48). This may help you, onlooker https://www.britishhorseracing.com/regulation/official-ratings/ratings-database/ |
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A - What a memory -
You posted the same 7 years ago  ...TheAnorak 09 Mar 11 09:30 For heroic levels of hopelessness under both codes, check out a 6-y-old called Kirkum. He's rated 10 on the flat and 30 over hurdles. Which makes him the worst dual purpose horse in training. |
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Sounds versatile and consistent
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Is "in training" strictly true?
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That trainer Peter Purdy some years ago had some elderly jumpers rated very low as I recall.
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Surely some of the Wilson horses which were 1000/1 every time they ran, must be rated lowly ?
Also what was that maiden chaser who had a cult following, who was always tailed off but had a fan club and ran over 100 times ? |
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Quixall Crossett
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Cedar Falls might deserve the prize. Rated 28. Son of Giant's Causeway and half-brother to a Group 1 winning filly in the US. Started life with Aidan O'Brien, though never made the track with him. Managed to go off just 16/1 in his first run in a handicap over hurdles, despite being 34 lbs oh, but UR'd at the first.
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Crookofdevon ran in a claiming hurdle at Perth last year with, according to the RP, a rating of 40. He had never run in a handicap, so presumably had been entered in one. It's hard to see how he deserved his 40, as he only has one completion over hurdles (his previous hurdles efforts had all been PUs), as his one completion resulted in him being beaten 97 lengths by a 120-rated winner whilst in receipt of 7 lbs. His RPR rating for the race was 8, which appears to have assumed that the 113-rated 2nd horse ran to his mark, and the 97 lengths could be taken on merit - so perhaps 40 is the new BHA floor?
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Nope Ged, no minimum rating, but they tend to have to give a horse a mark it can actually get in a race off.
I've seen horses on the flat rated 10 or so ! In fact I think I even rode a couple once ! |