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02 Sep 13
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RIZEENA rating 898
sire IFFRAAJ 5 x 7f
grand sire ZAFONIC 3 x 7f
TAPESTRY rating 925
sire GALIEO 2 x 10 f 3 x 12f
grand sire SADLERS WELLS top class 8f and 12f
KIYOSHI rating 892
sire DUBAWI 2 X 7F 2 X 8F
grand sire DUBAI MILLENNIUM 4 X 8F 5 X 10F
incidentally that is why 7 furlongs is such a specialist distance, as horses switch between aneorobic and aerobic at around the 6-7 furlong mark
and depending when and how this transition occurs results in horses which are particularly good at 7 furlongs or not.
sire IFFRAAJ 5 x 7f
grand sire ZAFONIC 3 x 7f
TAPESTRY rating 925
sire GALIEO 2 x 10 f 3 x 12f
grand sire SADLERS WELLS top class 8f and 12f
KIYOSHI rating 892
sire DUBAWI 2 X 7F 2 X 8F
grand sire DUBAI MILLENNIUM 4 X 8F 5 X 10F
incidentally that is why 7 furlongs is such a specialist distance, as horses switch between aneorobic and aerobic at around the 6-7 furlong mark
and depending when and how this transition occurs results in horses which are particularly good at 7 furlongs or not.
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Thanks, Rain Man. Duly noted.
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Keep us up to date will you. I am finding your analysis very useful.
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aneorobic / aerobic energy. aneorobic energy is more explosive energy, however it very quickly builds up lactic acid in the muscles
so can only be sustained for very short periods. a horses body then changes aerobic energy, which is easier to use but horses cannot go fast using it. therefore sprinters use aneorobic energy for the first 5-6 furlongs and then switch to aerobic. resulting in the uneven fractions. |
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