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skyfire 01-03-2015 07:10 PM

Eskendereya developed at 3
 
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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin (Post 1010851)
Here are the final standings for the freshman sires of 2014. I think Super Saver had a better year than Quality Road. Half of Quality Road's money was from one horse (Hootenanny, who won the BC Juvenille turf). I think the two big duds were Eskenderaya and Blame, neither of whom even cracked the top 10.


http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...sts/first-crop

Way to early to comment on success at stud -Esky and Blame are likely to have runners develop at 3

outofthebox 01-03-2015 09:15 PM

I'm going to have a Quality Road foal hitting the ground pretty soon. Mares name is Gold Collection. Going to be a La Bred. Crossing my fingers for a healthy foal.

Rupert Pupkin 01-04-2015 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by skyfire (Post 1011259)
Way to early to comment on success at stud -Esky and Blame are likely to have runners develop at 3

I don't think it's too early to tell. It's obviously too early to tell with 100% certainty. In this business, it's not too often that I would claim anything with 100% certainty. So I admit that there is still a small chance that Eskendereya and/or Blame could still turn out to be good sires. It is possible but very unlikely.

A I said before, the vast majority of their offspring are just not good movers. That's not going to change significantly as they get older. If you have a 2 year old who is a really ugly mover, he's not going to become a pretty mover as a 3 year old.

I can't think of a single sire over the years that had 2 year olds that practically all looked like crap and then went on to become a successful sire. It just doesn't happen. There are good sires that don't do great with 2 year olds. But there is a big difference between a route sire who has good looking two year olds, that are pretty movers, that look like they want to run long, as compared to a route sire whose 2 year olds simply look like crap. For example, Bernardini is a route sire who has good looking 2 year olds that are very pretty movers who look like they want to run long. Whereas the vast majority of Eskendereya and Blame's offspring look like they can't run period. They don't look like they will improve with distance or age.

Easy Goer Otis 01-04-2015 03:20 AM

From a bettor's standpoint, the most reliable of the top freshman sires were Looking at Lucky and Munnings.

Lucky sired the most winners (29) and had 10 repeat winners - more than double any other freshman sire.

Munnings had 27 winners - and at least from personal experience, some nice payoffs.

I love including progeny of these promising new stallions in my betting tickets.

Otis

Duvalier 01-04-2015 02:14 PM

Is there anything you don't whine about?

Danzig 01-04-2015 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 1011324)
Is there anything not redboardable??

Anything??

I won a bet that you would post that.

:D

Indian Charlie 01-04-2015 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 1011377)
I won a parlay:

One d-bag would come from out of nowhere and someone who has averages about 50 posts a day would comment on my post.

:$::$:

Let me get this straight. You bet a cardus to cardus parlay and won?

Danzig 01-04-2015 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 1011377)
I won a parlay:

One d-bag would come from out of nowhere and someone who has averages about 50 posts a day would comment on my post.

:$::$:

6 or 50, whichever....

Indian Charlie 01-04-2015 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 1011377)
I won a parlay:

One d-bag would come from out of nowhere and someone who has averages about 50 posts a day would comment on my post.

:$::$:

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 1011407)
Let me get this straight. You bet a cardus to cardus parlay and won?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 1011421)
True to your form, you fail to get anything straight.

Forgive me. Since you talked about a doosh bag and someone who posts a lot commenting on your post, and you, in fact, did post a comment on your other post, I naturally assumed you referred to yourself.

Surely you can forgive me this time for an honest mistake.

Danzig 01-04-2015 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by outofthebox (Post 1011263)
I'm going to have a Quality Road foal hitting the ground pretty soon. Mares name is Gold Collection. Going to be a La Bred. Crossing my fingers for a healthy foal.

that's awesome, good luck!!

GenuineRisk 01-05-2015 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by outofthebox (Post 1011263)
I'm going to have a Quality Road foal hitting the ground pretty soon. Mares name is Gold Collection. Going to be a La Bred. Crossing my fingers for a healthy foal.

You'll post pictures, right?

Best wishes for a safe and easy delivery for your mare.

outofthebox 01-05-2015 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk (Post 1011429)
You'll post pictures, right?

Best wishes for a safe and easy delivery for your mare.

For sure..And thanks to you and Danzig for your reply..

Doonior1 01-08-2015 08:40 AM

Best of luck for your mare. She is being bred to top "Quality" IMO.

outofthebox 01-08-2015 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Doonior1 (Post 1011747)
Best of luck for your mare. She is being bred to top "Quality" IMO.

We bought Gold Collection for 35k in foal to Quality Road. She is a young mare who has not yet had a foal make the races. I believe her first foal is a yearling by War Front. I'll have to keep an eye on that one.. Thanks for your write ups...

Doonior1 01-09-2015 08:00 AM

Good luck and your welcome!

Rupert Pupkin 02-08-2015 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by skyfire (Post 1011259)
Way to early to comment on success at stud -Esky and Blame are likely to have runners develop at 3

Blame actually has a horse on the Derby trail. The Pletcher horse that won the Withers yesterday is by Blame. That is Blame's first stakes winner. I wouldn't get too optimistic on Blame based on one horse, but it is certainly better to have one stakes winner than no stakes winners.

tanner12oz 02-08-2015 04:33 PM

Was looking for this thread yesterday after the withers..glad to see the blame progeny running well


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