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| Author: | Bozzoni [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 6:28 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Can i still gallop horses? |
In simple training mode am i still able to gallop my horses? or would this disable simple training mode?, like to have a big stable so simple training suits me, but not having much luck with 2 year olds and wondered if galloping would help. |
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| Author: | pjrhodes1970 [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 6:47 pm ] |
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go to training menu at top select horses to gallop select lead horse press on the binoculors and you will see them gallop |
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| Author: | keithbeaky [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 9:26 pm ] |
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Yes you can still gallop them. Are you breeding? My 2yo's were never great untill I started breeding with good horses, even then its hit and miss. |
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| Author: | Bozzoni [ Mon Jul 11, 2011 8:49 pm ] |
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just started breeding, the 2 year olds i buy tended to be rubbish but since using the gallops have improved a bit, even when i buy an expensive winning 2 year old they never seem to run as well for me. currently having a lot of fun with 5 i bought as 2 year olds, now 4 years old, cost about 400k each and all pref 1m6 +, these are the quickest 5 out of 10, the other 5 have gone hurdling, just landed my 1st major gamble in a 1m6 C3 handicap, Spartacus gained its '30' handicap rating in a 5f maiden and just won by 6l despite being 10lb out of handicap! |
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| Author: | neves_rats [ Mon Jul 11, 2011 8:59 pm ] |
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I tend to find that if you buy a decent, or semi decent, horse from the auction its form immediately tails off. don't know why, it just seems to happen. |
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| Author: | SASSTEVE [ Sat Oct 01, 2011 9:56 pm ] |
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neves_rats. If you buy a horse from auction that has won a claimer etc I always look for ones that win easily at that level. I then run in handicaps till the form sucks so bad that it will be a good price in a claimer. Then lump on and it will win. I also do it with horses that win well at 90 handicaps I run them in Group races til the ratings drop right down then lump on in a 90 Handicap too. |
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| Author: | neves_rats [ Sun Oct 02, 2011 11:07 am ] |
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SASSTEVE wrote: neves_rats. If you buy a horse from auction that has won a claimer etc I always look for ones that win easily at that level. I then run in handicaps till the form sucks so bad that it will be a good price in a claimer. Then lump on and it will win. I also do it with horses that win well at 90 handicaps I run them in Group races til the ratings drop right down then lump on in a 90 Handicap too. My point was not horses youbuy dead cheap that have won a claimer or seller, I too do as you do, buy one that has won easily and see how many wins you can get out of it. My point is that, you buy a decent horse in the auction, especially NH ones, and, as soon as they hit your stable they go crap, that is seriously annoying, so much so that I have stopped buying any horses in the auction that have decent form. |
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| Author: | SuperCat [ Mon Oct 03, 2011 11:08 am ] |
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Unless you just retire them. I do that with group winning sprinters that are sold in the auction. But I totally agree, unless you're lucky enough to come across a world beater in the auctions 9 times out of 10 their form tails off and they are no good for breeding or racing. I often find that buying 2yo's from other trainers during their first season. They win a group race then never some close to winning anything but a seller again! |
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