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sbcaris
05-08-2016, 09:13 PM
To all: My Buckpasser in the X angle which also requires a horse to qualify on my final fraction indicator has now accounted for 7 of the last 20 Derby winners in which at least one qualifier started in the run for the roses. That's 35% winners from only 8.4% of the starters which gives a powerful impact value of 4.16. Horses qualifying on this angle are winning the roses 4 times more often than statistical expectation.

Also strong is the place impact value which is now 4.76 (8 winners in the last 20 years in which at least one Derby starter qualified.

Winners: since 1978 are: Unbridled, Real Quiet, Funny Cide, Super Saver, Orb, California Chrome and Nyquist

Place Finishers since 1978 are: Easy Goer, Summer Squall, Prairie Bayou, Tejano Run, Cavonnier, Aptitude, Empire Maker, and Bodemeister.

The above is a very powerful indicator for success in the Derby.

It also is powerful in the Preakness and Belmont.

CincyHorseplayer
05-08-2016, 09:20 PM
Stan I am fan of your work but at this point who cares? Reality and people in general are settling in on favorites winning and they have ground.

The Derby has all of the sudden become the most unbettable race of the year. There is distance uncertainty but favorites always win. A complete disaster and unattractive race.

I've got a rating that has picked winners of the last 5. I could give a shit less. This favorite parade in this particular race is pure doom. Not shout outs for your product.

f2tornado
05-08-2016, 10:23 PM
Patience. Chalk won't win this thing every year. We just happened to have worthy chalk recently. See Stanley's notes. It's been Buckpasser or Raise A Native almost every year. Sometimes the exacta like this year. It might be chalk but if it's winning then it doesn't matter what the odds are. Paradigms. We simply had a long favorite drought. Just wait for the Belmont and hopefully pounce.

VigorsTheGrey
05-08-2016, 10:34 PM
Patience. Chalk won't win this thing every year. We just happened to have worthy chalk recently. See Stanley's notes. It's been Buckpasser or Raise A Native almost every year. Sometimes the exacta like this year. It might be chalk but if it's winning then it doesn't matter what the odds are. Paradigms. We simply had a long favorite drought. Just wait for the Belmont and hopefully pounce.

Isn't Mr Prospector the overall best for total winners in Derby and elsewhere?

f2tornado
05-08-2016, 10:45 PM
Isn't Mr Prospector the overall best for total winners in Derby and elsewhere?
Raise A Native through Mr.P or not has been Derby dominant. I think we simply had a paradigm that the Derby had to have bombers. There was no logical upset horse this year. Just gotta take what's handed to you or skip the race. Sometimes the best bet is no bet at all. I lucked out and made some small change but could have loaded up if not stuck on that exotics bomber paradigm.

VigorsTheGrey
05-08-2016, 10:52 PM
Raise A Native through Mr.P or not has been Derby dominant. I think we simply had a paradigm that the Derby had to have bombers. There was no logical upset horse this year. Just gotta take what's handed to you or skip the race. Sometimes the best bet is no bet at all. I lucked out and made some small change but could have loaded up if not stuck on that exotics bomber paradigm.

I made the same exotics bomber paradigm mistake myself and today I'm suffering a kind of Derby Day-after non-alcohol related funk, as a result of it...I really liked the top pair but kept saying to myself "I can get 2-1 anytime, why take it here?"

So I departed from my original betting strategy which I posted....I'm kind of autistic when it comes to crowds...and the distractions and the prices threw me off...

bks
05-09-2016, 07:53 AM
Stan I am fan of your work but at this point who cares? Reality and people in general are settling in on favorites winning and they have ground.

The Derby has all of the sudden become the most unbettable race of the year. There is distance uncertainty but favorites always win. A complete disaster and unattractive race.

I've got a rating that has picked winners of the last 5. I could give a shit less. This favorite parade in this particular race is pure doom. Not shout outs for your product.

The issue isn't with favorites/non-favorites. It's that CA 3-y-o stock towers over that of all other regions in the country and has for years, and finally people are coming around to it . I have no idea why, but it's the case.

depalma113
05-09-2016, 03:55 PM
"15 of the last 23 Kentucky Derby winners have run the opening half mile of their previous 1 1/8 mile prep in :47 3/5's or under, while finishing the race in 1:02 3/5's or less.

This year only Nyquist and Mojesto fit that angle."

It is now 16 out of the last 24.

Since 2003 there have been 44 horses that fit that angle, 9 have won.

Matt Bryan
05-10-2016, 09:41 AM
Favorites winning could be a simple consequence of the new point system, although it's probably too early to tell. It makes sense, for the same reason that half the field was comprised of sustainers.

I considered the Buckpasser X angle, but Nyquist was also the best horse on paper from various other fundamental handicapping angles.

SecretAgentMan
05-10-2016, 11:17 AM
Favorites winning could be a simple consequence of the new point system, although it's probably too early to tell. It makes sense, for the same reason that half the field was comprised of sustainers.

I considered the Buckpasser X angle, but Nyquist was also the best horse on paper from various other fundamental handicapping angles.




Danzig Candy did exactly what I thought he would, go out fast like a rabbit use to before the point system came to be, & he did it from post #20. He set fast fractions, & like Palace Malice in 2013, the year the point system started, the pace up front burnt everyone close to it out, & Orb closed to win.

The only closer in this years derby was Exaggerator, are they saying he's the best possible closer? And with the fast pace up front, its testament to how good Nyquist really is, with those fast fractions, he still went by Gun Runner & Danzig & won the race.

IMO, the point system has nothing to do with it, I think its just better breeding.

Matt Bryan
05-10-2016, 12:14 PM
Danzig Candy did exactly what I thought he would, go out fast like a rabbit use to before the point system came to be, & he did it from post #20. He set fast fractions, & like Palace Malice in 2013, the year the point system started, the pace up front burnt everyone close to it out, & Orb closed to win.

The only closer in this years derby was Exaggerator, are they saying he's the best possible closer? And with the fast pace up front, its testament to how good Nyquist really is, with those fast fractions, he still went by Gun Runner & Danzig & won the race.

IMO, the point system has nothing to do with it, I think its just better breeding.

Yeah, I think the race played out more or less as expected. What derby qualifying system was in place prior to the earnings system in 1986?

I'm not sure about breeding...here we are looking for the x-factor and other pedigree angles. Maybe there is something to that? I just don't know.

The Biscuit
05-13-2016, 07:20 PM
With the Preakness Contenders ... Anyone passing Buckpasser or RAN ??

CincyHorseplayer
05-14-2016, 11:38 AM
It sounds like we all have come up with some very good angles for this race. Like I said myself I have a compound rating for dirt routes that has picked the last 5 and more importantly have found that the big race for the rating is not worth anymore at 9f than a prior race at 8.5. That is a breakthrough in perception IMO.

But again how much credit can any of us take when there is this level of a favorite parade? It has made the win vs value crowd to gain some ground to talk trash and I don't like it! :p

But seriously. On one hand it's great that as a collective whole we have nailed this race down to where it makes sense routinely. But on the other, and I said this before the Derby, it is anticlimactic when we start seeing these 2yo's coming out in earnest in late summer, watch them stretch out and mature and show flashes of brilliance, then finally when we are ready to burst with anticipation we get this...

I agree with F2 though it is just law of averages evening out. We will all be there to pounce when the pendulum swings back the other way.

BKS I started playing in 1996 so I am well aware of the prowess of Cali horses overall but that is an oversimplification!

sbcaris
05-14-2016, 07:55 PM
Biscuit: In the Preakness the following horses carry Buckpasser in the X passing position:
Awesome Speed, Collected, Dazzling Gem, Uncle Lino and Nyquist.

The following carry the Raise A Native sire line:
Collected, Dazzling Gem, Exaggerator, and Gun Runner.

The Biscuit
05-15-2016, 05:47 PM
Biscuit: In the Preakness the following horses carry Buckpasser in the X passing position:
Awesome Speed, Collected, Dazzling Gem, Uncle Lino and Nyquist.

The following carry the Raise A Native sire line:
Collected, Dazzling Gem, Exaggerator, and Gun Runner.


Appreciate the work bro !!!!. On a pedigree chart how do you recognize the passing genes ???

sbcaris
05-15-2016, 07:06 PM
Biscuit: There are 7 stallions on the dam side that can transmit the X chromosome. They are:

The first, second, third and fourth damsire.
The broodmare sire of the broodmare sire
The broodmare sire of the second damsire.

Look at the pedigree of Governor Malibu. His first damsire is Langfur who doesn't trace to Buckpasser. His second damsire is Gulch who doesn't trace to Buckpasser. His third damsire is Easy Goer who is a maternal grandson of Buckpasser by way of Relaxing, a daughter of Buckpasser. His fourth damsire is Private Account who is a maternal grandson of Buckpasser by way of Numbered Account, a daughter of Buckpasser.

The broodmare sire of Governor Malibu's broodmare sire (Langfuhr) is Briartic who does not trace to Buckpasser.

The second damsire of Langfur is Gummo who does not trace to Buckpasser.
The broodmare sire of the second damsire (Gulch) is Rambunctious who doe not trace to Buckpasser.

The above represent the 7 stallions in the X passing position of Governor Malibu. There are 2 sources of Buckpasser's X--one is Easy Goer and the other is Private Account.

Other sources that can transmit an X chromosome on the dam side are the dam, the second dam and the third dam of Langfuhr. These are Sweet Briar, Prima Babu Gum, and Princess Babu. None of these dams trace to Buckpasser.

Another source of an X chromosome can come from the dam, Jameela and her dam Asbury Mary. Neither of these two dams trace to Buckpasser.

Still another source would be the tail female line consistenting of Governor Malibu's dam, Akilina, her dam Fahamore, her dam Cathys gal, her damClassy Cathy, her dam Trestle. That line does not trace to Buckpasser.

So, Governor Malibu has two sources of Buckpasser's X. One is by way of Easy Goer and the other is by way of Private Account. Note: The only sources of an X chromosome for a male horse must be found on the dam side of the pedigree and ultimately must come from the horse's dam.

A filly will receive an X chromosome from her sire and another X from her dam.

Any further questions just email me at sbcaris@comcast.net

sbcaris
05-15-2016, 07:09 PM
I left out one source of the X chromosome on my list above and that is the second damsire of the broodmare sire. Gummo is the second damsire of Langfuhr.

clocker7
05-16-2016, 09:19 AM
The broodmare sire of Governor Malibu's broodmare sire (Langfuhr) is Briartic who does not trace to Buckpasser.


Wow, Briartic, an old Longacres stalwart.

http://patch.com/washington/renton/longacres-racetrack-then-and-now

August 27, 1972 – Longacres first million-dollar day. A crowd of 13,638 fans waged $1,024,338. It was also the same day as the Mile where Red Wind beat favored Briartic to win the $35,000 Mile.

parlay
05-16-2016, 10:28 AM
A 1/2 to Northern Dancer and a proud Canadian!

sbcaris
05-16-2016, 10:40 AM
Who was the only horse to lose his Triple Crown bid by a nose? By the way that horse carried Buckpasser in the X passing position by way of his broodmare sire.

wa_kiwi
05-16-2016, 03:49 PM
Real Quiet

I enjoyed learning about the X passing gene. thanks.

The Biscuit
05-18-2016, 04:42 PM
Biscuit: There are 7 stallions on the dam side that can transmit the X chromosome. They are:

The first, second, third and fourth damsire.
The broodmare sire of the broodmare sire
The broodmare sire of the second damsire.

Look at the pedigree of Governor Malibu. His first damsire is Langfur who doesn't trace to Buckpasser. His second damsire is Gulch who doesn't trace to Buckpasser. His third damsire is Easy Goer who is a maternal grandson of Buckpasser by way of Relaxing, a daughter of Buckpasser. His fourth damsire is Private Account who is a maternal grandson of Buckpasser by way of Numbered Account, a daughter of Buckpasser.

The broodmare sire of Governor Malibu's broodmare sire (Langfuhr) is Briartic who does not trace to Buckpasser.

The second damsire of Langfur is Gummo who does not trace to Buckpasser.
The broodmare sire of the second damsire (Gulch) is Rambunctious who doe not trace to Buckpasser.

The above represent the 7 stallions in the X passing position of Governor Malibu. There are 2 sources of Buckpasser's X--one is Easy Goer and the other is Private Account.

Other sources that can transmit an X chromosome on the dam side are the dam, the second dam and the third dam of Langfuhr. These are Sweet Briar, Prima Babu Gum, and Princess Babu. None of these dams trace to Buckpasser.

Another source of an X chromosome can come from the dam, Jameela and her dam Asbury Mary. Neither of these two dams trace to Buckpasser.

Still another source would be the tail female line consistenting of Governor Malibu's dam, Akilina, her dam Fahamore, her dam Cathys gal, her damClassy Cathy, her dam Trestle. That line does not trace to Buckpasser.

So, Governor Malibu has two sources of Buckpasser's X. One is by way of Easy Goer and the other is by way of Private Account. Note: The only sources of an X chromosome for a male horse must be found on the dam side of the pedigree and ultimately must come from the horse's dam.

A filly will receive an X chromosome from her sire and another X from her dam.

Any further questions just email me at sbcaris@comcast.net


Sent you an email ... Governor malibu not recognized at ...http://www.pedigreequery.com/index.php?logout=1

little help ??? Appreciate it !!!!!

HPFridays
05-18-2016, 04:49 PM
Biscuit,

Try this link:

http://www.pedigreequery.com/governor+malibu

The Biscuit
05-18-2016, 04:55 PM
Biscuit,

Try this link:

http://www.pedigreequery.com/governor+malibu


Thank u my brotha !!! Why didn't for me ??? Unsure ??? Same website ....