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![]() What's your take.....
Does being in-foal improve a mare's performance? |
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![]() In most cases - it seems like it does.
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![]() Well I know when my wife was pregnant I.....oh never mind.
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![]() I have never seen much of a difference
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![]() I've seen a fairly big difference on most occasions.
I'm sure many remember the Paulson turf horse who had a win and 2nd at big odds after she returned to the races in foal. I think her name was Steal Buns or Buns of Steal or something like that. There is a filly racing now at PID named Modern Verve that is pregnant. I actually thought about claiming her for 5K when she was entered on opening day - she dominated a 12 horse field at 16/1 odds in her return and I thought the race was a lot faster than the figure it got. However, she was announced as in foal before the races. I didn't want to spend the money for her once I found that out. Turned out to be a mistake. ![]() |
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![]() Steel Buns is her correct name.
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