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...Only A Idea But What About 10 Of Us Buying A Yearling At Tatts Sept Sales ..
...Only A Idea But What About 10 Of Us Buying A Yearling At Tatts Sept Sales ..
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good research Workrider
Dark Angel would hardly be buyable at your price range as his covering fee that year was 27500 Choisir Clodovil and Capt Rio are all good solid stallions 7k budget turns into 8k after commission and vat. take an average of 1500 per month training fees (incl vets and farriers) by next April our steed is now standing at least 18k then the sun starts we name him and register him with HRI by the time we run mid may we are upto 22-23k so i suggest we all put in 2k upfront to cover until Ptown approx by which time we will have an idea where we are . as regards trainers i am very easy but maybe a cheap yearling in O Callaghans would be lost best of luck and keep us posted |
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Thanks Calling Card , your maths are fine , have seen many a big priced Stallions stock sell for little or nothing ,all about comfirmation , so as the Yanks say I'll take a rain check on that . A few more seem interested so I'll keep ye posted by pm rather than have certain people cram up the thread with crap.
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good stuff stick with those that are interested and not get slagged off by w..kers
a correct colt by a moderate sire is a better option to resell than a crooked one by a more popular one |
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ex rothwell noble call wins for joanne foster, it could be a trend to follow
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As stated above your getting into double money before it hits the track,
Why not consider my suggestion and pinhook . Like some of the guys say treat the initial investement as dead but this way theres minimal further outlay with a good chance of a return. Im not sure about anyone else but i,d get almost as much satisfaction watching its career afterwards with very little risk other than a fatality or similar. |
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olddesperado,the whole point is having a bit of fun with it, sure the pinhooker thing might work , then again what if its lead out unsold!. Pinhooking is not as easy as it seems , I think you are forgetting the cost as well ,to get one to the sales costs money , so your outlay is increased . Maybe futhur down the line we'd go along that route...
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The lease route might be an option.
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No problem WR.
Best of luck with it. |
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the lease route is a great idea?
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Gant, not mt way , can't be bothered paying for someone else to reap the benefits, if theres any that is..
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fair enough wr..i thought it was a good idea as your only in a year?..but if its a non starter no problem?
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I agree with you Workrider but I know a group of lads who started out that way. They formed a solid syndicate since.
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How's this little dream going wonky? Are you onto the next Lady Aurelia yet?
Have you found 12 forum mugs to part with 2 large each yet? Wonks planning a trip to Thailand with 24 bags in his suitcase methinks..  |
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Cider disappearing like hot cakes off the shelfs in Cabra it seems ,have a nap for yourself , OMG what have I said!
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No way would I give this chancer a cent, he'd be down looking at a used car rather than any sort of yearling
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Lot 129, a son of G1 St James’s Palace Stakes winner Most Improved sells to Peter & Roos Doyle Bloodstock at Goffs for £90,000 stg.
The boat is sailing...have we missed it ? http://www.goffsuk.com/sales-results/sales/premieryearlingsale2016 |
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Sorry *Ross
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Catch , Most was one of the worst G1 winners ever. Coolmore will hype him to the hilt , but anyone giving good money for his prodigy wants their head examined...
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Yeah, just watchin it live
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Here comes Henry Beeby
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MOC bought the last 2 lots for 55,000 and 50,000..
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Sorry 48,000.
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Following on from a phenomenal year both on the track and in the sales ring for his progeny, DARK ANGEL’s fee has risen to €60,000/GB£45,000.
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Does not mean that you will not be able to pick up one with two crooked legs being guided around the ring in a horse ambulance for around 6k to 7k?
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Workrider....He also gave 100k for a dandy man. It's only a matter of time before the Qatari boys pull the plug, they are getting saddled bigtime.
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Does not mean that you will not be able to pick up one with two crooked legs being guided around the ring in a horse ambulance for around 6k to 7k?
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Gant,how anyone could give that kind of money for a Dandy Man is beyond me , a very poor sire imo ,mad money been spent on poor horses, Venders can't believe it I'd say...
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Why dont ye pool together and buy a bungalow up in the Galtee mountains and barracde yourselves into it and leave the rest of the outside world alone ye shower of headcases.
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I have the very sire for you lads goodluck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd8219Nj2so
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Gordon Elliot has a racing club, you get a newsletter every month and a few tips, not go away and join that ya daft idiot and stop clogging up the forum Wonky with your BS, btw you could not tell the difference between a mare and a full horse one day in Sligo.
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Go away you were not there.
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You don't even know whether Hercules was in your terms a boy or a girl,neither would you get he clue that was in his name.
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Rememeber the time you used to log in a a woman and look for dates?
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Oh dear did you reply to Dark Rosaleen,did she let you down.
There would be some scatter if she returned,I would start by asking her to reveal the contents of her PMs. |
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You wouldn't now surely Wildmanfromborneo...
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Really? oh dear..
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this is odious, cretinous behaviour and what the silent majority have come to expect unfortunately. time to leave this cess pit
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