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| Articles >> horse-racing >> Back to Breeding The breeding of the horse is generally used by a select band of punters, and is an area of horse racing that demands more attention from the betting public. The sire is the father of the respective horse, and a sire is often responsible for many of the influences and traits handed down to its progeny (offspring). Hence if the sire was best on soft ground, then there is a reasonable chance that his offspring will be as well. Sire stats are especially useful for attempting to unravel the relative merits of lightly raced horses (often 2 year olds). Damsires (father of the dam of the horse) is another area of interest in terms of breeding. Their stats also offer the potential to find further trends that will help you, the punter, the opportunity to gain an “edge” over your rivals.
For this article I have looked in detailed at two well known sires – the data is taken from the last 10 years (turf races only):
I highlight under what particular conditions their progeny have proven to excel. The rest of this article is only available to Full members |
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