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At the end of Bret Hanover's career Frank Ervin shipped to Californiaand finished 3rd...These are living things, whether humans or animals...not machines.Novak Djokovic , arguably the greatest tennis player of all timeslost to a 19 year old upstart this year at Wimbledon in the finals.Confederate raced off the pace in that NA and as we knowthat presents problems as the leader usually gets a jumpand the off the pace horse is at the mercy of the pace.As far as Confed goes....If I am a businessman heres themath on the Breeding end...I am guessing on the stud Feebut lets call it $10k? (could be $12-20)150 Annual Breedings x $10k $1.5 Million Gross10 years x $1.5 Million if all goes OK $15,000,000Now , we do know if the first crop hits..the fees go up..and subsequently vice versa....We cannot forecast the future..So far $1.558 Million earnings to date(7) starts as a 2 yr old(10) starts as a 3 year oldNow that...is how to race a horse..When I see these jokers start a 2 year old more than 9 startsI cringe.They managed this horse very very well.The public would like to see 20 starts as a 2 year old...and then race every possible race as a 3 year old ...35 startsThere are KEY "GRADE 1" races @ 2 are .....#1 THE METRO#2 The Breeders CrownThe Key races for 3 year olds are #1 #1 THE NORTH AMERICA CUP "Grade 1" #2 Meadowlands Pace "Grade 1" #3 The Breeders Crown "Grade 1" # 4 The Jug Grade 2Direct all nasty remarks and complaints to our secretary:Helen Hunt Modify messageReport to moderator
Hey Jidge, Thanks for the comment...but I beg to differ to some degree. If you wish to get technical.... As we speak...Bettors Delight is in Australia....awai ting his return to Winbak Canada in January.. Not sure how many they wish to breed in Aussie but I am sure that could push the total well over 140/150. Helen
Well since Diamond Creek is the owner they could stand him kn KY where are breeders award are getting good as they start to build up that program. Sweet Lou has a 15k stud fee has thrown just 4 millionaires and 2 happen to be 3 year olds this year. Confederate being a first foal and a millionaire may entice a higher stud fee than 10k. That 2nd and 3td dam production is legit. Going out 10 years in this business for breeding getting all that produce anyone would envy but just handfuls can produce. Breeders would actually start higher with the unknown of the future while having the hot iron in a boom or bust world. Being a Sweet Lou the 20k would probably be the top and maybe where Adam starts for the first few crops and if they don't hit the stud fee comes down.So the next question unless it's been floated what's the odds of racing at 4? Does this horse have a few left and that is it? You're right on the race schedule for this one almost like a thoroughbred hit the marks, win the races, then off to the shed.
Will be syndicated most likely. Typical 120 share syndicate, sell shares at 80k to 100k, Diamond Creek will retain a fair number of shares and will retain all southern hemisphere rights just they’ve done with others. They’ll make around 8-10 million on the syndication up front and still retain a lot of shares plus all Aus/NZ income. That’s my prediction anyway, they don’t have to wait for stud fee income.
What was the highest fee SBSW ever received?