Nz bred vs australian bred

[Greg Hando]

Come to Rosewood,Pepper Tree, Success, Golden Gait. Viv you wont find better looked after or contented horses anywhere.These are from our region in NSW no disrespect to any other studs as just using as an example.

[eliteblood]

Come to Rosewood,Pepper Tree, Success, Golden Gait. Viv you wont find better looked after or contented horses anywhere.These are from our region in NSW no disrespect to any other studs as just using as an example.

Viv might also like to look up thoroughbred studs like Arrowfield, Coolmore, Darley, etc., etc. and the champion horses that they breed and sell in Australia (Gai Waterhouse being one of the most prolific buyers)

[aussiebreno]

I should not wade into this debate, but hell I'm gunna,
when we talk about breeding the BEST, in my mind we are talking Interdominion horses, horses that can both sprint and stay, horses with strong constitiutions that can handle the rough and tumble of competition at the highest grade and back up next week for more of the same, personaly speaking, times are one thing , who you can beat is another, Joe Ilsley told me many years ago "don't get concerned about what time your horse can run, get concerned about who he can beat and who he can't"

there have been 72 editions of the Pacers interdominion FINAL, 38 won by Australian bred horses, 33 won by New Zealand breds and 1 Mr Feelgood got a mention for the USA, in the last forty years there have been 20 New Zealand bred winners, 19 Aussie bred winners and 1 x Mr Feelgood, an interesting fact is that of the 20 NZ bred winners, 13 were trained in Australia, of the 19 Australian bred winners, 19 were trained in Australia.....make of that what you like, but someone might say they improved when they got onto Aussie soil/pasture, some may say differently, who knows at the end of the day it's all conjecture anyway.

But if you want to debate, then try debating with honest info, not info twisted to suit your side of the story.

Cheers,
Dan

Danno, if you want honest info I thini it would be remiss of you not to factor in number of horses bred and number of horsrs in training to your stats. Im not aware of those stats, I think quantity of horses bred each yr is pretty strong in NZ but I believe horses in training would be subdtantially ess than Aust. Hard for NZ to compete on that basis. Im not sure how much it would affect your stats but it is important to be mindful of this when comparing.

[djgood]

i think you have to look at cost now theres a trotter just come over from NZ they paid a bit of money(over $15000) for it and cant win a T0-T1 trot at menangle, ive been trying to sell my Aussie bred who more than matches this trotter and won over $9000 this season for $5000 not one interest in her

[Maorisidol]

i think you have to look at cost now theres a trotter just come over from NZ they paid a bit of money(over $15000) for it and cant win a T0-T1 trot at menangle, ive been trying to sell my Aussie bred who more than matches this trotter and won over $9000 this season for $5000 not one interest in her

How do u think she would go in Qld David?
Wether u sell her or she is transferred to another trainer for a few months to give her a go? Ourlittlelil went to Qld a year ago or so from Vic and she won about 10k over the year and is now back home with initial trainer in Vic?
Used Tickets who started in Vic, then had some small success at Menangle came to back to Vic shortly but has now after a few months really hit form in SA recently.
Sometimes a fresh start new track new trainer can refresh a horse, look at Rainbow Jayjay, teasing now blitzing the opposition in Qld, mind u over the Mobile mile only really, but that's where she's best...

[djgood]

My mare and teasing are pretty even I think whichever horse lobs in front of the other beats the other home so I think she will go well in qld , but looking to sell to buy a 3 or 2 yo trotter and a yearling trotter if I don't sell she can keep going round picking up pretty decent prize money at menangle