Pedigree Query

MAYBE SHE'S HARD OF HEARING

Badancer

I know nothing about this chap being from across the pond. I have a few questions. Are his breakdown rates higher than other owners ? Has Mr Gill been in trouble with the law ? Why is he disliked, is it because of his model of race horse ownership ? Sure jockeys have a right to refuse to ride what e...

yes same problem last couple of days

Perhaps Mr. Smith should have taken a slightly closer look at Zenyatta's previous races -- she hardly ever won by very far, apparently seeing no need to waste her energies on putting unnecessary daylight between herself and her rivals. Nor (IMO) was she all out in the stretch of the Classic -- she ...

The St Leger is a glorified Grp 3 that's why they didn't go for it.

Termagant

No Competition, Sts by miles. He only ever just did enough at all distances to win.

I'm sure it looked legitimate.

The Irish national stud is fav.
Coolmore won't get him.

wallinga wrote:

Tappiano wrote:http://www.darley.co.uk/stallions/our-stallions/sea-the-stars

It's not all up there yet...

Do me a favour

That's a hoax right.

Yes where is he going, it's not straight forward.

I think they view them as two diiferent markets and treat them as such. If a racing surface that has no racing bias comes in everywhere than I think they might try market stallions Internationally. Until than, if they're not tried over here they're not used and visa versa.

Bloodlines have being going and forward accross the Atlantic for a long time.That makes it very difficult to define U.S or Euro. I think to answer the question you have to take the question at face value and look at the ones that are standing now that raced in the U.S. I think you have already menti...

Sea the stars is the greatest. He has beaten the best from 1m to 1m4f . He has beaten his own age group. He has beaten the older horses. He has never looked tapped for toe or if a trip was too long. He has set a course record and won his last 6 Grp 1 races. He is the most relaxed horse I've ever see...

Jim Bolger likes to name his horses as Gaeilge (in Irish) Being from Mr Bolgers yard they tend to be useful and turn up in the top races. The English have terrible trouble pronouncing them. Try 'Finsceal Beo' .