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First Run Horses

By Indianhorse Tips | 14-May-2017
First of all I would love to express my gratitude to all the ppl....Who are part of horse talk n support ppl like us,Who r less in experience then other grt once ...Who r taking responsibility of contest n correcting us in regular bases...

Now cing to the point... As I posted the topic First Run Horses...

It's always been confusing n tough for me,how to pick winner in first run races or pick a first run horse as a winner running with experienced once....

This topic might sound stupid or a junk but might help ppl lik me...To learn n cope up with the mistakes we have been making since long...N correct ourselfs...

There are numerous intenses where first run horses have won in the bunch inspite there were much better or so called experienced horses in it.... How do we calculate the chances of its winning the race...Is it bezzz of the JOCKEY, TRAINER,STUD ITS CING FRM OR THE CONNECTION WITH THE BIG OWNERS...
Y I feel it bezzz,I might b wrg in it,PlZz do correct me if I go wrg with it...To choose it as a winner I feels tracks wat they give are nt tat sufficient or very less indication are provided....

I would request all the experienced ppl in the group to throw some light in this context n help me up....
Might b Ur little advice help all of us...

Thanks
Regards
Indianhorse tips
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8 Replies

Bobby said ...

17-May-2017
I never recommend first timers as 3 year olds.

Mlk said ...

16-May-2017
Thnx for asking such an important question Indian horse tips ji and thanx to all who replied, particularly Dharmesh JI who has thrown a broad day light on such topic. I will follow your tips in future. Please carry on.

Indianhorse Tips said ...

16-May-2017
Thanks all
The response is encouraging n supportive...
Would learn from the various aspects wat all u ppl r providing me....N put tat into implementation....

Thanks
Regards
Indianhorse tips

Indianhorse Tips said ...

16-May-2017
Thanks all
The response is encouraging n supportive...
Would learn from the various aspects wat all u ppl r providing me....N put tat into implementation....

Thanks
Regards
Indianhorse tips

Crk said ...

15-May-2017
@ Indian and Dharmesh,

Good pointers, Dharmesh. It is good when someone responds to a genuine request .Thanks.

Indian HT,

Suggest that you study the maiden races as indicated by Dharmesh, however it would make sense to follow the tips of Dharmesh,BKD,Anushree,Libero,Menon,And a few others atleast till such time you get the hang of it.This is applicable for other races too.
Thanks

Dharmesh said ...

15-May-2017
Some of the points I consider while selecting 2/3 yo race for maidens.

1. First preference to fillies upto 1200m. At longer distance (1400m & beyond) colts & geldings better chance.
2. Bloodlines
3. Trainer
4. Jockey
5. Track work ( atleast one sharp workout & one gate practice)
6. Birth date especially during the winter season , the oldest the better.
7. Avoid any 2/3 yo with multiple equipments on debut.

** First and second starters are more dangerous among the experienced youngsters who have not won even after 2 or more career starts.

Regards

Pradeep said ...

15-May-2017
Not only you but even the connections are not sure how a First run horse will behave on the track in actual race, in spite of track work & mock race/s.Similarly the maiden horse running in open class is always a danger from betting point point of view.Chemical Romance even in hands of Suraj is a recent example.
It's always better to stay away from races of 2/3 year old maidens as one has no idea of their sudden improvements on varying distances.This is in spite of all racing factors considered.

Shaps said ...

15-May-2017
2 year old's, and 3 year old's first time runners are my favourites. Usually make good money on them.

One should be well versed and have a sound knowledge in understanding their track-work, with different sands / gate practice and also understanding their timings, when compared to the other horses in the race. to know their potential. Also their pedigree is important.

All the best.