Gouldings Green Sire

[Shemp Howard]

Anyone ever hear of a PA sire named Gouldings Green?

I'm not sure if he's a trotter, pacer or thoroughbred.

I can't find any record of any starter by him anywhere.

Maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places????:confused:

[JustRalph]

http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/stallion-directory/media/gallery/pa/gouldingsgreen.pdf

ever heard of google ?

[Spalding No!]

I think he was a Eugene Melynk horse that was campaigned in the midwest. Want to say Anthony Reindstetler (sp?) was the trainer.

He can't have more than 1 or 2 crops at the races so far.

[Mineshaft]

entered stud in 2010

[Shemp Howard]

entered stud in 2010


Thanx for the info. Someone is offering the general public a yearling for sale @$1500, which is less than the stud fee.

Nerver a positive sign, right?

[Mineshaft]

Thanx for the info. Someone is offering the general public a yearling for sale @$1500, which is less than the stud fee.

Nerver a positive sign, right?





definetely not a good sign

[forced89]

I think he was a Eugene Melynk horse that was campaigned in the midwest..........He can't have more than 1 or 2 crops at the races so far.

He looks like a definite maybe to me. Good blood. Earned about $700,000 with multiple placings in Graded Stakes. Could be wrong but I think his first crop are 2 yo's. Key is not the price, but rather the dam and the looks of the yearling.

[Bluto Blutarsky]

www.mohnshillfarm.com

Ask the owner of the farm, Ed Price, about him.

[turninforhome10]

If he is PA bred, somebody would probably trade you a ham sandwich for the breeders awards.

[Shemp Howard]

www.mohnshillfarm.com (http://www.mohnshillfarm.com)

Ask the owner of the farm, Ed Price, about him.

The yearling for sale for $1,500 is out of a mare by Abaginone who's been siestaing in Mexico, of all places, for the past decade. His stud fee is either 200 pesos or a hot tamale.

[forced89]

The 2 yo half sister to the yearling we are talking about recently sold for $22,000 at the Timonium 2 yo in training sale. The issue is not the sales price of the yearling but what he looks like as an individual. If he looks like a piece of crap, he is worth $0. If on the other hand, he looks like an athlete, there is enough blood to take a shot on him if the price is right.

[Shemp Howard]

The 2 yo half sister to the yearling we are talking about recently sold for $22,000 at the Timonium 2 yo in training sale. The issue is not the sales price of the yearling but what he looks like as an individual. If he looks like a piece of crap, he is worth $0. If on the other hand, he looks like an athlete, there is enough blood to take a shot on him if the price is right.

Someone sent me info that the stable selling these shares for $15.00 a point has a dozen or so in training and is winning at a 7% clip. I think that says all I need to know, Geez, a case a beer or two Happy Meals at Mickey D's cost more than that! Glad I posted sand received some unbiased info.

[forced89]

7% winners would turn me off too. But I thought we were talking about the merits of the yearling for the price. Depending on his looks as an individual he could well be worth the $1,500 or even more. Factor in who would train him and we have a whole new calculation.

[Mineshaft]

7% winners would turn me off too. But I thought we were talking about the merits of the yearling for the price. Depending on his looks as an individual he could well be worth the $1,500 or even more. Factor in who would train him and we have a whole new calculation.





Oh lets not go there.....

[Shemp Howard]

Oh lets not go there.....

Hey, the stooge selling these shares says he's "Affordable AND Succesfull". 7% winners, no problemo. Hey, YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE. Ha hah ha.

[Shemp Howard]

And believe me, I know a stooge when I see one!

[PaceAdvantage]

Remind me what stooge we are talking about again...