Hi Paul,

Seems you have some nice baselines to start you stayers lines.

I found breeding stayers the hardest out of any trip when i was playing the game.

It's also good to get some speed into those staying lines and mix it up a little. i.e 2m4f is the lowest i'd go with getting speed in you lines.

I've had great success mixing distances, but it does take time and effort.

You'll be surprised with what you find. Once you start to get good lines it's quiet easy to improve on the offspring.

Just my thoughts on breeding stayers and 3m+ chasers.

Good luck Paul

Paul I tend to trail over Cheltenham because there's less carnage.

My times for Brown Veil over at chelthnam is 9.33.72 on good ground and 9.53.44 on soft ground.

I ran two races over the Aintree race course and this was the best time. Im not sure times matter over at Aintree and I have no idea if this is a good time or not.

I got to admit I always leave it on the default setting because

thank you very much for your advice Hemz much appreciated
i will be bringing in some classy 2m4s once i get some decent
4m+ homebreds
thanks again appreciate your expertise im a complete newbie at breeding out and out stayers

I'm just so glad i don't have to trail jumpers anymore.

Think i aged 10 years from the constant messed up results and not knowing which horses to go for come the league.

It was a totally pain in the %^&*

I'm actually enjoying it now. It's like a big puzzle, and u need to put in piece by piece to come up with the whole picture.