Preview Gazette 02/11/2009 - Buy a 1 year
The new council: "How to Buy a 1yr"
by Menne and Landy2007
The beginning ... The excitement in all the teams, will there be a champion this month? But also buyers, among them new players, eager to acquire a new guy to run ... But how quickly assess whether a horse who has never seen 1yr tracks?
Some references to better understand purchase and pay the proper price for a horse early. It should generally focus on horses born V3R3, and possibly S3 (beware, we have seen cracks arise S2, Beau Dingo example).
First, if you want to buy a horse, always ask the owner for the test to assess the type of timers that the horse is able to do is the best reference level of the horse. You're new and do not know what to think of value in view of the test?
The times have made it about horses 1yr their first days / value
WARNING: THIS TIME TO MATCH 1 ST DAY OF MONTH, EVERY DAY, THE TIME PROGRESSING VERY SOON ...
- Cracks: On dry land,
- In the flat, the best approach to dry on 1'57'0 1600m.
- In trotting, the best approach to dry 2'13'0
- In hedges, the best approach todry 2'09'5
If the horse realizes that you test this type of weather is potentially a horse of great quality, both in the biggest races, rally, CIC ... that your future breeding!
- The "good" horses: On dry land,
- In the flat, they oscillate between 1'57'5 1'58'5 dry and dry
- In the trot, they oscillate between 2'13'5 2'14'5 dry and dry
- In hedges, they oscillate between 2'10'0 2'11'5 dry and dry
With this type of horses you can expect beautiful races your horse and compete in rallies in good order, even the biggest races on a peak shape.
- Horses "means" On dry land,
- In the flat, they oscillate between 1'58'5 1'59'5 dry and dry
- In the trot, they oscillate between 2'14'5 2'15'5 dry and dry
- In hedges, they oscillate between 2'11'5 2'12'5 dry and dry
With this type of horse, you should be able to run in the price series of low to medium or even be competitive in small meetings, with the help of a beautiful form. These horses can also be considered a career in fine réclamers.
If the horse performs times higher, it is rather limited and can not hope to run only claim, subject of course his parents are not horses called "late"
The times you are shown here on dry land. We could extrapolate about on other sites, adding approximately 3.5 seconds for the light field, 7 seconds on soft ground, 11.5 seconds on sticky ground and 16 seconds on heavy soil (but it becomes very rough on this type of field!)
It is also important to ask the seller the square end of the parents, which will give you an estimate of the duration of the career of the horse: Parents with 7n suggest that the horse will finish his career in the first half of its 2 years, with 8n in the second half of its 2 years, while parents with only 9n should be able to compete until early 3years.
It is also interesting to look at the catch of the 1st square parents who will give you an idea, associated with the test of the horse, the approximate time taken for the 1st square of horse you want to buy. Attention should also be given to flexibility. A horse very flexible (can quickly switch S4) is often more competitive over time (without becoming a crack, attention) for the training of horses inflexible often slow the increase in flexibility.
Here are some tools to help you with your purchases beginning of the month!
