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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
I want to clarify that I DID NOT have a chance to get one of the stallions due to very serious real life situations and believe me I am very sorry that I could not get on the sim during that time frame and have a chance to get one.
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
I missed the end of the steward auction the year before I started the sim. I wish I could have been there too.
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
I want to go back and outbid you for EC One Jet..oh yea and back in time so I can get Messiah!Pete Vella wrote: ↑6 years ago I missed the end of the steward auction the year before I started the sim. I wish I could have been there too.
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
Whatever the reason you didn't have a chance to get one, unfortunately that's life. Sometimes you miss out. It's not like there wasn't an extended period of time for anyone who didn't get on during the auction to get a horse sent to them afterwards.
Everyone DID have a chance to get one purely by being a player of the SIM.
Everyone DID have a chance to get one purely by being a player of the SIM.
- Ash Tarasin
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
I agree with what you're saying, Tammy.Tammy Stawicki wrote: ↑6 years ago Worth noting of the 15 stakes yesterday for 2yo mixers only 3 were won by holiday sale stallion sired horse and it was 3 different stallions. Meanwhile, playerbred stallions San Patricio and Easy Sixers both had 4 stakes winners each. So it doesn't appear the holiday sale stallions have taken everything over just yet.
We do have quite a few nicely nicking stallions in many different TB and mixer divisions that doesn't necessarily become top sires. High nicks and/or ratings doesn't equal G1 winning offspring. I don't take the holiday stallion-ishness too seriously but I may be running mixer divisions where I actually feel I have quite a lot of options. Besides I also like to have some sort of career and/or pedigree and/or real life background when I make my stallion choices (yes, with mixers too! )
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
Anyone not happy with their holiday stallions, I would be more than happy to buy them off you for a lot more than you paid.Ash Tarasin wrote: ↑6 years agoI agree with what you're saying, Tammy.Tammy Stawicki wrote: ↑6 years ago Worth noting of the 15 stakes yesterday for 2yo mixers only 3 were won by holiday sale stallion sired horse and it was 3 different stallions. Meanwhile, playerbred stallions San Patricio and Easy Sixers both had 4 stakes winners each. So it doesn't appear the holiday sale stallions have taken everything over just yet.
We do have quite a few nicely nicking stallions in many different TB and mixer divisions that doesn't necessarily become top sires. High nicks and/or ratings doesn't equal G1 winning offspring. I don't take the holiday stallion-ishness too seriously but I may be running mixer divisions where I actually feel I have quite a lot of options. Besides I also like to have some sort of career and/or pedigree and/or real life background when I make my stallion choices (yes, with mixers too! )
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- Ash Tarasin
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Re: whatever happened to this being like real life racing
I am happy with my mare. My point being I couldn't care less about the mass-breeding hype.Pete Vella wrote: ↑6 years agoAnyone not happy with their holiday stallions, I would be more than happy to buy them off you for a lot more than you paid.Ash Tarasin wrote: ↑6 years agoI agree with what you're saying, Tammy.Tammy Stawicki wrote: ↑6 years ago Worth noting of the 15 stakes yesterday for 2yo mixers only 3 were won by holiday sale stallion sired horse and it was 3 different stallions. Meanwhile, playerbred stallions San Patricio and Easy Sixers both had 4 stakes winners each. So it doesn't appear the holiday sale stallions have taken everything over just yet.
We do have quite a few nicely nicking stallions in many different TB and mixer divisions that doesn't necessarily become top sires. High nicks and/or ratings doesn't equal G1 winning offspring. I don't take the holiday stallion-ishness too seriously but I may be running mixer divisions where I actually feel I have quite a lot of options. Besides I also like to have some sort of career and/or pedigree and/or real life background when I make my stallion choices (yes, with mixers too! )
Good luck with buying a holiday stallion though.