CLASSIC GENERATION HOT SIRES<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This is always a list it is worth taking notice of these\nsires are hot right now and assuming horse racing survives the current world events\nwill be sires to look out for going forwards. The skill is to target the value\nin the ranks.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The list always favours first season 3yo sires as in most\ncases this will be the best set of mares they are ever bred to unless they\nmassively exceed expectations. In which case it is upwards and better times\nahead.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I will look at sires of graded stakes winner\u2019s northern hemisphere\nbred, to qualify the sire needs 3 or more graded stakes winners.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
GALILEO it is no surprise to see him top and with 13 graded\nstakes winners at a rate of 14.77% he is way ahead of the other sires. The only\nreal question is how long is he going to keep it up in more ways than one. He\nwill be 23 on the 1 January.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
UNCLE MO is second with 9 at 7.50% this is a long way ahead\nof all other North American based sires. The only negative is that he has not\nconverted any into grade 1 winners. He has an average winning distance of 7.74f\nwhich in the world of North America is a long way. These mares came on the back\nof good initial results so it is a good sign he has produced these results.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
DEEP IMPACT dead but interesting for later.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
KINGMAN his 6 graded stakes winners at 7.14% mark a good\nreturn especially as this is his third crop of foals. The third and fourth\ncrops tend to be sires weakest unless they fail altogether. He has since received\nfar superior mares so you can only see the results improving in future years.\nIt is hard not seeing the current raking and numbers rising especially as\nGalileo has limited time left. Top class stallion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
SEA THE STARS he has 5 graded winners at 7.46%. This is an\nimpressive set of results. We need to set this against the fact his offspring\nusually improve with age and are not seen to best effect until 4. If we factor in\nan average winning distance of 11.35f this usually demonstrates slower\nmaturity. It may be the fact some mares are going his way rather than Galileo due\ntoo, his younger age better fertility. These are improved results this year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
NIGHT OF THUNDER the first of the first crop 3yo sires and\nthe one with best returns 5 winners at 6.33%. These results are even more\nimpressive given the initial mare quality. He was massively oversubscribed this\npast breeding season and his results are only going to get better in time. He\nproduces horse more preciouses than his dad Dubai. It is hard to see him going\nanywhere but higher up the rankings. As with all the first crop 3yo sires on\nthe list he has failed to get a grade 1 winner.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
AMERICAN PHAROAH he has 5 winners at lower percentage of\n4.95%. He had the best book quality of mares in North America so should be on\nthe list. That is the positive aspect to look at the negatives he is not really\nproducing horses that are excelling in the job he is meant to be doing. The\nbest dirt runners in Japan which is a bit like being the goblin world heavy\nweight champion, even David Price could whip your ass. Things have to improve\nto maintain the position going forwards. Several factors suggest that Coolmore\nare not confident. The purchase of another outcross source for Galileo mares\nand the less than enthusiastic sales pitch to Australian breeders this year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
SHAMARDAL dead<\/p>\n\n\n\n
INTO MISCHIEF he has 4 winners at 3.03%. There is something\nodd with this sire\u2019s statistics he has 24 black type horses this year but very\nfew graded stakes winners. This could be down to two factors the first his\naverage winning distance of 6.73f which suggests the horses in general do not\nsee out the trip to be competitive at the 8-9f races which make up a lot of US\ngraded racing. That is a something planners need to look at especially given\nthe horses being bred. The other is he is not delivering his side of the DNA\nand that a lot of the ability is coming from the mares. Uncle Mo has produced a\nmuch more even quality set of results and is the clear leader for North American\nsires.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
KIZUNA he is a shock most forget he won the Derby in Japan\nat three came to Europe won an Arc trial and was fourth in the race itself. He\nwas due to come back the next year started ok went off the boil looked like an injury\nback again at 5 for one run. He went to stud at 6 and did not even get a fee.\nThese horses were bred for not very good mares. His stud fee has risen steadily\never since. He is likely to be well supported next year in Japan, given his dad\nDeep Impact is dead you can see many knocking at his door especially as Lord\nKanaloa offspring have distant limitations which is a massive negative in\nJapan. At the time of writing he is available for 69 credits. He has 4 graded\nstakes winners at 2.53%. He offers great value for next year when he is likely\nto upgraded considerably.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
WOOTTON BASSETT he leads the 3 brigade with 4.84%. The\ninteresting feature is that for a sprinter his average winning distance is\n8.32f. He is better than could be expected both in terms of quality and\ndiversity of offspring. You can see why Coolmore purchase him as an outcross\noption especially as those they already have are not up to scratch or in the\ncase of Uncle Mo appear to lack an affinity to European turf racing. His rating\nand real-life results should continue to improve.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
SPEIGHTSTOWN he has 3 at 4.48% he continues to be a sire\nthat keeps throwing out decent statistics without really hitting the headlines.\nYou know what you get with him and Mike has him ranked including performance\ntype to reflect this. He is another in the Galileo camp coming up 21 and cannot\nhave long left sowing his not so wild oats.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
AUSTRALIA he again is on 3 at 4.29%. He has an average winning\ndistance of 10.02f though most of his better horses need further. I was slightly\nsurprised to see how low this was. I would suggest he will breed to less horses\ngoing forwards but more mares that suit him will come along he like Kingman is\na third crop sire. He is a decent sire though you do wonder if a switch to\nnational hunt breeding is likely to occur sooner rather than later given the\nbook sizes he will receive in this field.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
DECLERATION OF WAR his 3 winners coming at 4.11%. He is a\nsire Coolmore really got wrong. Started in Ireland classic winner first crop,\nthen off to the USA and still a steady stream of graded winners. He is already\nin Japan I am sure he will be well supported and continue to throw out above\naverage numbers of graded stakes horses. He is an undervalued sire in both the\nreal and game world.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
LE HAVRE is the leading sire in France his 3 graded stakes\nwinners coming at 4%. An average winning distance of 10.58f shows he is a true\nturf classic sire as well. I have mentioned many times before he is related to\nPivotal via Polar Falcon and has a lot of that can of look about him. He is\nalready doing good work as a dam sire for players in the UK think Pyledriver expect\nhim to be a major player in this department going forwards.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
NO NAY NEVER he is the third of the third crop sires in the\nlist which is no mean feat. All three of these are obviously very good. His\nstatistics 3 for 3.53%. He is very much a sire of 2yo\u2019s and an average winning distance\nof 7.15f is low for Europe in top ranking sires. As mentioned in the past there\nare issues a lack of sex drive being the main one along with the precious nature\nof his stock (this is more a game negative given we breed horses to race long\nterm).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
MUNINGS rounds up the list with 3 wins at 3.03%. Once again,\nhe is a sire who appears often in these lists but seems to lack a lot of love\nin the game. The fact he can be grabbed for a price of 206bps is amazing given\ndue to player demographics US sire always trade for a massive premium and never\nreally represent value for money. Though this is how a real market economy of\nsupply and demand works. Very good consistent sire deserves more respect from\ngame players. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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