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09-27-2005, 01:13 PM
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Opinion on these horses ??
Hi,
I ve made a small invest in these 4 horses (just for fun) can you tell me what do you think of the pedigree ??
http://www.myownstable.com/contents1.html
Thanks !!
alex
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09-28-2005, 05:51 AM
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Thanks for answer....so the horses are quite bad I m really far from Florida (Paris) but i receive every day the training report, and the trainer answer my questions frequently.
Do you think that one of this horses (maybe mary) can win one races ??
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09-28-2005, 03:40 PM
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I think these horses can win if placed properly. What scared me when I looked at the Myownracingstable website was all the legalese at the bottom of the page. It gave me a headache reading it...hope you understood it all and will make some money in the long run. Owning horses is fun - I've had my share of bad luck and good luck over the years, so you never know. Good luck to you!Doc
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09-28-2005, 04:04 PM
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Thanks it s only 29 per month so i m not waiting for a return ....just have fun and learn !! i ve a good feeling with the trainer so let s see...
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09-28-2005, 05:13 PM
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At $29 a month, it's very affordable. Keep us updated on how the horses do when they run.
Doc
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09-28-2005, 05:37 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by frenchy
Thanks for answer....so the horses are quite bad I m really far from Florida (Paris) but i receive every day the training report, and the trainer answer my questions frequently.
Do you think that one of this horses (maybe mary) can win one races ??
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Honestly and I may look at these closer when I am bored. I'm a little but interested in the group that's running this outfit. I do know that the breeder is a guy with a decent history....Valid Video being one of his better.
I'm tempted to say that the angle they used here was to breed durable sire's to better mare's. I think your upside in the breeding is on the Mare's side.
Florida, if you do not know is arguably the 2nd best breeding state in the US, and Ocala is Horse Central in Florida breeding. Loads and loads of breeders, Bloodstock agents, Pin-hookers and the like. Competitive atmosphere and many people who know what they are doing.
These Horse's will chase Florida Breeders bonus money in races that it is offered, and I expect you'll see them run on grass quite a bit.
Go over to http://www.pedigreequery.com/ and dick around with their free pedigree query and if your real curious ask in their forum about your horses.
Be cautious as there are some serious breeding aficionado's over there and they don't take to kindly to degenerate gamblers looking to suckle off their knowledge..... They may look at your stock as closer to standardbred than thoroughbred.
Last edited by Suff; 09-28-2005 at 05:39 PM.
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09-28-2005, 07:09 PM
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Thanks for the answer !! i ll inform you as soon as i ve got the 1st starts with maybe good infos
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10-15-2005, 04:49 PM
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I ve photos of the horses before training, if you re interested for watch them, send me a pm Bye
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12-20-2005, 04:10 PM
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I ve got news, 2 horses ( florida) are on workout at ocala and make 3 furlongs on 39.00 ....the 2 better (breeder) enter tomorrow
Firsts starts are planned soon at tampa !!
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12-22-2005, 08:58 PM
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Frenchy,
Let me know more about how it's going, i noticed they race at Fairmount Park(local track here). Seems like a pretty decent investment to enjoy the horses. And being able to see and watch them, would be nice also.
I'm realistically not thinking these horses will be Handicap horses, but even when they win 3K claimers, it's still a thrill.
ps i would like to know more about how much they interact with you, and info they give you on a regular basis, etc. thanks!
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12-22-2005, 09:26 PM
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Monty was bred by a real breeding maven. Mr. Seaman.
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12-23-2005, 01:42 PM
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I ve send you a pm ....it s a fun experience !!
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12-24-2005, 06:42 AM
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also for those who are interested in small investment partnerships, i ve eard of 2 others :
http://www.ownersstable.com/
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http://www.ownracehorses.com/
If someone have experiences with one stable ....share
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12-24-2005, 01:23 PM
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I have some raw sire stats on the four sires...
First, best of luck in your venture, Frenchy. If it's costing you only $29 per month, you are obviously not going to get hurt or expecting a great return on your investment.
I've owned many horses in partnerships in years past and the thrill of seeing them run and win overshadowed any type of bet that I made on them.
I am posting the raw sire stats on the four sires of the horses you own a piece of.
Please keep in mind these stats do not account for the amount earned by their progeny OR the type of races their progeny has performed in (e.g. stakes / allowance / claiming, etc.).
Nor do these stats reflect anything about the DAM of any of their offspring and what type of producer she has been.
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ALL STATS BELOW COVER JAN. 1, 1995 to DEC. 22, 2005
RAW STATS ON SIRE AGO
288 total starters / 33 wins (11%) very average
215 sprint starters / 27 wins (13%) average
48 route starters / 2 wins (4%) poor
25 turf starters / 4 wins (16%) good, however low sample size
1st-time starters: 25 /2 wins (8%) poor, however low sample size
2-year-olds: 63 starters / 4 wins (6%) poor
3-year-olds: 120 starters/ 23 wins (19%) good
4-year-olds & up: 105 starters / 6 wins (6%) poor
With poor route, 2-year-old and first-time starter stats, stats point to late-developing offspring (3-year-olds) who might be given a shot on turf. Also, better stats with colts (13%) than fillies & mares (10%).
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RAW STAT ON SIRE STRUGGLER (IR)
892 total starters / 97 wins (11%) , very average
661 sprint starters / 81 wins (12%), average
120 route starters / 7 wins (6%), poor
111 turf starters / 9 wins (8%) poor (although those winners tend to win at big prices)
1st-time starters: 54 / 5 wins (9%) below average (although five winners tended to win at big prices)
2-year-olds: 133 starters / 17 wins (17%) average to good
3-year-olds: 441 starters / 47 wins (11%) average (winners tend to win at big prices)
4-year-olds & up: 318 starters / 27 wins (8%) poor
Stats wise, Struggler (IR) appears to be a very average sire strongest with 2-year-old sprinters. His colts and geldings (12%) win about 25% more often than his fillies and mares (8%).
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RAW STATS FOR SIRE CLASSIC CAT
NOTE: Classic Cat appears to be off to a promising start as a sire. However, he has only had 10 offspring get to the races and they have made a total of only 64 starts thus far. Thus, this is a very small sample size. Many farms where the sire stands purposely try to get precocious mares to their new studs in their first crop so that the resultant foals "come out running" and attract other breeders. I hope that the case with yours!
64 total starters / 13 wins (20%), good
50 sprint starters / 11 wins (22%), very good
10 route starters / 1 win (10%) meaningless sample size
4 turf starters / 1 win (25%) meaningless sample size
1st-time starters: 10 / 2 wins (40%) meaningless sample size
2-year-olds: 42 starters / 9 wins (21%) good thus far
3-year-olds: 22 starters / 4 wins (18%) meaningless
4-year-olds & up: none yet
In his brief stud career, Classic Cat appears to be off to a promising start as noted above. However, with so few starters to get to the races, the jury is still out.
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RAW STATS FOR SIRE WORLDLY MANNER
137 total starters / 9 wins (7%) poor
85 sprint starters / 5 wins (6%) poor
32 route starters / 2 wins (6%) poor (small sample size)
20 turf starters / 2 wins (10%) poor (small sample size)
1st-time starters: 19 / 1 win (5%) poor (small sample size)
2-year-olds: 36 starters / 0 wins (0%) awful
3-year-olds: 101 starters / 9 wins (9%) below average
4-year-olds & up: none yet
Unfortunately, Worldly Manner has been a "dud at stud" thus far. In fact, his filly offspring have made 34 starts and only one has won (1/34). His colts & geldings are winning at an 8% clip.
Last edited by Turfday; 12-24-2005 at 01:25 PM.
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