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Can anyone be so kind as to do some sire information for MOZART – i’m looking at ground preference for progeny.
At work today and cannot access Racing Post site :(
<br>I’m looking to back Figaro Flyer in the 15:10 at Redcar – but with the rain around today – I’m looking for some conformation that it might go on softish ground.
<br>Thanx in advance…………… :cool:
Horse has been kept away from soft ground having disappoinyted on it on his only start under those conditions. Mozart had only one crop I think so don’t think that a sample size would be big enough to form an accurate conclusion.
From what I can see, he has had winners on Good to Soft and Yielding but the majority seem to do better on Good to Firm.
Shoes, I can’t find any numbers to confirm that( not familiar with that section of the site ) but I had a look at the results of his top money-winners.
Amadeaus Wolf won on g/s as a 2-y-o and Dandyman also has a win on yielding to his name.
Hope that is of some use to you.
Colin
(Edited by seabird at 9:18 am on Aug. 31, 2006)
Amadeus Wolf may have won only on good to soft, but surely his best effort came on soft when second in the Nunthorpe last week?
Wouldn’t argue with that DJ, I didn’t do an in-depth survey, just a quick look at his winners.
Colin
Mozart from flatstats<br> Good to Firm 22 159 13.8% <br> Good 7 77 9.1% <br> Good to Soft 2 30 6.7% <br> Soft 2 20 10.0% <br> Heavy 0 5 0.0% <br>
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