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    Avatar photoGerald
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    First two wins were the previous season, but did follow it up at 5/2 Gp2 Falmouth Stakes. Then tried Gp 1 . .

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    Well, she was already on a run. Followed it up at 15/8 and 6/1

    Okay, that was a very small sample.
    I think that before 2002 it was called the Fern Hill Stakes, so I’ll do a search for that now.

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    Minstrel Guest
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    Calpella wasn’t the real winner – beaten 0.5 lengths by Nashville Blues, won race in Stewards’ Room. I was on Nashville Blues.

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    Followed up at 100/30

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    I think it’s a good idea to look for graded-level horses who can dominate a niché type of race. Over the last few years, look at horses like Beef or Salmon (3m chases in Ireland), Nickname (2m/2m4f chases in Ireland) and lately Catch Me (2m-3m hurdles in Ireland – they were/are a class above the rest in their respective, weak divisions and can build-up sequences. This obviously applies to mares too, i.e., Solerina, Peeping Fawn on the flat.

    There’s also the factor for mares of being in-foal though this applies to older handicappers who, once they win and confirm that it has had an effect (it doesn’t always) can then run-up quick sequences because being in-foal has made them 20/30 pounds better.

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    Okay, here is a challenge. Branston Abby ran 97 times. Can anyone come up with a mare that ran more than 100 times?

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    Too easy!

    Madame Jones.

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    Can anyone come up with a mare that ran more than 100 times?

    Does Merlene Ottey count?

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    Therefore, the theory is inconclusive, I gather?

    I don’t feel defeated regarding the "suggestion" – I still believe mares are more likely to string consecutive wins together within the niche market of mares races, owing to the nature and attitude of a mare.

    I must say, reading my own suggestion and reasoning – it sounds absolutely ludicrous and without merit, but I can’t dismiss the argument!

    I probably need a lie down.

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    What I want to investigate is something analogous.

    We have all come to know through Big Mac that backing 3yos versus older horses in the early part of the season is folly.

    However, if a 3yo DOES win against older oppo early on, is it worth following?

    I’ll check out out the results for 2007 & 2008 ( the only ones I have), and post them on Sunday, as there is no overtime.

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