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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						Taking a big risk but what the hay MACK THE KNIFE runs in the Melling Chase no other race for him this week and i think he has a chance of staying i always thought he was more of a 2m4 horse anyway not going to die wondering.
  
					
  
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				 ghostzapper74 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						pjrhodes1970 wrote: Taking a big risk but what the hay MACK THE KNIFE runs in the Melling Chase no other race for him this week and i think he has a chance of staying i always thought he was more of a 2m4 horse anyway not going to die wondering.
  Was tempted to run my big grey against him, it would be a hell of a race.    
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						ghostzapper74 wrote: pjrhodes1970 wrote: Taking a big risk but what the hay MACK THE KNIFE runs in the Melling Chase no other race for him this week and i think he has a chance of staying i always thought he was more of a 2m4 horse anyway not going to die wondering.
  Was tempted to run my big grey against him, it would be a hell of a race.   It would but think you would pull away in final few furlongs  he always seems to get going late on so hope he can see it out will be one heck of a performance if he does it id say he has a chance  but cant be confident i should run a trial against Her Green eyes over 2m4  she has solid form and least id no for sure but that would be spoiling things il take the chance        
					
  
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				 ghostzapper74 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						pjrhodes1970 wrote: ghostzapper74 wrote: pjrhodes1970 wrote: Taking a big risk but what the hay MACK THE KNIFE runs in the Melling Chase no other race for him this week and i think he has a chance of staying i always thought he was more of a 2m4 horse anyway not going to die wondering.
  Was tempted to run my big grey against him, it would be a hell of a race.   It would but think you would pull away in final few furlongs  he always seems to get going late on so hope he can see it out will be one heck of a performance if he does it id say he has a chance  but cant be confident i should run a trial against Her Green eyes over 2m4  she has solid form and least id no for sure but that would be spoiling things il take the chance       I wont spoil it, Loving Around was never going to run at Aintree she's coming back next season unlike her dad New Halen who fell of a cliff at 6 she's seems to keep her form. I was thinking about the King George over 3 miles for her next season but I'll have to see how she runs before. Is Mack coming back next season??? Good Luck with Mack it will take a hell of a effort to win over the wrong distance.    
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						No Mack will retire mate have already found better than him 
					
  
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				 Githyanki 
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						Now there's a depressing thought 
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						Half Term Report  upload image on internetFlat Team Doing far better than thought delighted with how things are going  can't believe i still have some unbeaten horses. South Carolina has  to be the highlight so far adore her running style Iron Lady.
  National Hunt Team  Not in the same league as the flat team but they continue to battle away and hopefully most of them will bag a win before the end of the season. 
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						Teams Uploaded 
  Flat Team  After winning the championship last term expectations are high even though with some star trainers making comebacks Im hopeful that i will be in the battle for the  Championship again.
  Main Hopes & targets - A Classic winner - A Royal Ascot Winner - Top 3 finish in Championship
  Jumps Team  Not expecting anything this team is virtually thrown together basically the same quality as last years team and that was not good enough be delighted with a top 10 finish.
  Main Hopes & targets - A Cheltenham Festival Winner - Defend the National - Top 10 in the championship   
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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						Trialing has got beyond a joke example below
  Editorial a new leger horse scores 35 pts in new leger trials beats all my horses from past 3 seasons i bring the next new batch in and she does not even score a point and all the old horses dominate nothing new gets high in points so where on earth do you stand its beyond frustrating. 
					
  
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				 Jango 
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						pjrhodes1970 wrote: Trialing has got beyond a joke example below
  Editorial a new leger horse scores 35 pts in new leger trials beats all my horses from past 3 seasons i bring the next new batch in and she does not even score a point and all the old horses dominate nothing new gets high in points so where on earth do you stand its beyond frustrating. You posting this now is spooky. Ive been trialing away and the results have been pretty much as expected, until today. I did some good pairing and got some nice results which produced 2 horse that were a big improvement on all my others stats wise. Trialed the first mare and she kicked butt, with and without pacemaker. Yay! Next season popped out the horse below, who was fractional better in confidence and enthusiasm but essentially the same as my new mare. Yay again!  Throw them into the trials and they finish last and second last no matter what i do. The stallion does the strangest things, like blasting through the field like they are standing still, then falls to the back only run back to the front and then drop off again.      I tried restarting the game but its made no difference. So i share your pain. I so wanted to breed from these but i'm not too sure now.  
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						i have proved the bars are virtually meaningless 
  my new horses with the jazzy bars are not as good no where near in fact as last seasons horses 
  its the hidden stuff i guess which makes the difference id go completely with what performs well in trials and  ignore the bars 
					
  
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				 Jango 
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						pjrhodes1970 wrote: its the hidden stuff i guess which makes the difference id go completely with what performs well in trials and  ignore the bars I'm sure your'e right. I think the hidden stuff must include a "nut case" attribute because ive not had a horse that behaved like this one did.     
					
  
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				 NPG319 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						Didn't Scatters say that there is a hidden stat or the like?
  Still better to have those bars than not have them. 
					
  
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				 Moliets_Surfer 
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						pjrhodes1970 wrote: i have proved the bars are virtually meaningless 
  my new horses with the jazzy bars are not as good no where near in fact as last seasons horses 
  its the hidden stuff i guess which makes the difference id go completely with what performs well in trials and  ignore the bars I see all the bars more like the exterior of a horse, like when you would go to an auction and see this nice looking, nice walking powerful horse, offspring from a top stallion and mare. The speed, stamina etc bars are what you would see from your daily training. What we have to find is the top interior of these horses. So many horses are genetically perfect but just  don't perform on the track. Not every Galileo/Frankel will be a top performer. We just have to find the one wonder horse of all our Galileos/Frankels. Just bred me through all jump distances and I don't have problems when trialing. The best stay the best. Paul maybe you have peaked with all your horses so much after so much generations that your horses all so equal that there isn't enough difference for a clear trial result cuase every of your horses is able to win. I'm too sure there is a hidden racing abilty bar, but without this hidden ability I'm sure you wouldn't still play SO! Maybe it's just time for SO7. Btw is there a plan when the next league season should start?  
					
  
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				 pjrhodes1970 
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				  Re: Trainers notes  
					
						52 days time according to TOM 
					
  
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