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Does anyone know why Irish racing does not feature selling races ? [In fact claiming races seem to be scarce enough too.]
Sellers would be a good way to get individuals or syndicates involved in ownership by buying a horse that at least has shown a certain level of form and durability as opposed to taking a chance with an animal from the sales who might never even see the track. Many fun horses have come from sellers where a canny trainer can squeeze out a win and it's not unknown that a purchase can show considerable and profitable improvement.
Sellers would be a good way to get individuals or syndicates involved in ownership by buying a horse that at least has shown a certain level of form and durability as opposed to taking a chance with an animal from the sales who might never even see the track. Many fun horses have come from sellers where a canny trainer can squeeze out a win and it's not unknown that a purchase can show considerable and profitable improvement.
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probably are good reasons other than opening that can of worms
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where a canny trainer can squeeze out a win and it's not unknown that a purchase can show considerable and profitable improvement.
---------------------------------- The application of large amounts of cash on the said horse at long odds in the right race has been known to help down through the years... |
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Sellers and claimers are a great idea.They are also punter friendly if you have done your homework.they are a good way to move on a horse.Good manners to always ask the trainer before claiming a horse especially in England.
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The Tatling was a very successful claim by Milton from Dandy
Talking about Dandy, Trotter is doing very well in sellers like his father |