pjrhodes1970 wrote:
nice mate i trust though you sent more than one mare to him the monster
I sent him three horse's and two of them I couldn't race because the potential bar was awful but I put them in the game and they had 140 rating's.
When I saw him the first thing I thought was he might be a jumper, I thought he might be a hurdler but was a fab chaser.
I've just started the next season and he's got one filly and one colt by my 2m4 chaser's winnie the witch+ good thyne girl, the filly won the Oaks by 8L and the colt won the derby by 5L.
I have no idea if theses are CK type horses but I'm just going to have fun to see what horses he can produce, more about playing the game than worrying about whether they are league type horses.
It proves that even if someone was to start playing the game now if u find the right horse u could be competitive in a league if one comes out. It only takes 1 horses.
I didn't just have one bit of luck yesterday but two ( u could play this game for a year and never have any), before Salt Flat came along I was watching this Colt Sound Stage and he was a 1m2f horse who ended up with a rating of around 130 and who ended up in the breeding barn and who I thought I would chuck a few horses at him to see what he could produce and this was one of them.
This is a two year old. The mum is one of my better two year olds but I was surprised a game bred could almost get a full potential bar. His three year olds are average. I'll chuck him a few more horses to see if any of his horses can be good at CK.
Ran 12 times on the flat and won 8 but lost the other 4 before the off, after he was bred I knew I was going to send him jumping because he had the right attributes to be a jumper. Looks like I'm going to have some fun breeding with Salt Lake.
