A question about a Freak
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Re: A question about a Freak
Horses tend to be ‘at peak’ longer than a season, at least from what we’ve seen so far. So I’m certain that your freak will hit the track as a freak and probably continue to be one.
Ashley Gibson recently commented that it would be nice to have a comment telling us when the horse has passed its peak as right now, I believe once the horse hits its peak the comment will stay ‘at peak’. It’s up to you to decide whether the horse’s best days are over yet or not.
Ashley Gibson recently commented that it would be nice to have a comment telling us when the horse has passed its peak as right now, I believe once the horse hits its peak the comment will stay ‘at peak’. It’s up to you to decide whether the horse’s best days are over yet or not.
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Re: A question about a Freak
You have hit the nail on the head, since I believe that if a Freak is Peak from his first year his entire campaign will be a horse in its full conditionCarole Hanson wrote: ↑3 years ago Horses tend to be ‘at peak’ longer than a season, at least from what we’ve seen so far. So I’m certain that your freak will hit the track as a freak and probably continue to be one.
Ashley Gibson recently commented that it would be nice to have a comment telling us when the horse has passed its peak as right now, I believe once the horse hits its peak the comment will stay ‘at peak’. It’s up to you to decide whether the horse’s best days are over yet or not.
Now if he is a Late Bloomer, he could gradually reach his full condition, which would be great on week 9 of his 2 year old before participating in the SCJ.
Of course, I do not have any Freak, and I think that for a long time maybe it will not come, as far as the child is concerned, or a TBS
but, then the claimer Peak, if they don't have the opportunity to jump to a better canter, since they would remain in their best condition as a claimer, unless the miracle happens, but I think that would be possible, for those yearlings, of prey with an excellent bloodline, example Skyfall, I think that a claimer peak, son of Skyfall would jump to Freak at any time, is my point of view
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Re: A question about a Freak
this is by no means the solution to everything but this is normally how I see it in my barn
Peak = most likely at his best performance level which means he can still improve although very unlikely and i he does it will be changes that wee always bound to happen like a horse with impeccable pedigee who galopped claimer suddenly improves to freak
Pogessivve = almost at the top of his game but can still improve a little but rarely enough for a gallopp change though I Guess it can happen but I have not seen it
they will still be slightly better than they were though
late bloomer= needs some timee before being at peak perfomance and these are can really improvve with time and are the most likely to impove on gallopp comment but usually only one gade like if you horse was allowance it will improe to stakes
I have heard of horses like this impoving more thn 1 comment but it is rare
when it comes to hoses that do improve I dont think they are necesaily inferior to horses borrn with the galopp as I think tht as everything else comes down to bloodlines how good you horses is at that eact gallopp levvel
it doess however to me seem like a horse that allrready did well at his previous gallopp rating will normally be better afterr gallopp change than one who did not do so well befoe gallopp change
also once at peak it will stay at peak a while for most horses at least 3-4 seasons
Peak = most likely at his best performance level which means he can still improve although very unlikely and i he does it will be changes that wee always bound to happen like a horse with impeccable pedigee who galopped claimer suddenly improves to freak
Pogessivve = almost at the top of his game but can still improve a little but rarely enough for a gallopp change though I Guess it can happen but I have not seen it
they will still be slightly better than they were though
late bloomer= needs some timee before being at peak perfomance and these are can really improvve with time and are the most likely to impove on gallopp comment but usually only one gade like if you horse was allowance it will improe to stakes
I have heard of horses like this impoving more thn 1 comment but it is rare
when it comes to hoses that do improve I dont think they are necesaily inferior to horses borrn with the galopp as I think tht as everything else comes down to bloodlines how good you horses is at that eact gallopp levvel
it doess however to me seem like a horse that allrready did well at his previous gallopp rating will normally be better afterr gallopp change than one who did not do so well befoe gallopp change
also once at peak it will stay at peak a while for most horses at least 3-4 seasons
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Re: A question about a Freak
The best freak is the one you don’t auction off for less than $3,000.
(Yep, still salty.)
(Yep, still salty.)
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Re: A question about a Freak
if the waters are still cloudy, and you cannot see the bottom.Sten Rino Haakonsen wrote: ↑3 years ago this is by no means the solution to everything but this is normally how I see it in my barn
Peak = most likely at his best performance level which means he can still improve although very unlikely and i he does it will be changes that wee always bound to happen like a horse with impeccable pedigee who galopped claimer suddenly improves to freak
Pogessivve = almost at the top of his game but can still improve a little but rarely enough for a gallopp change though I Guess it can happen but I have not seen it
they will still be slightly better than they were though
late bloomer= needs some timee before being at peak perfomance and these are can really improvve with time and are the most likely to impove on gallopp comment but usually only one gade like if you horse was allowance it will improe to stakes
I have heard of horses like this impoving more thn 1 comment but it is rare
when it comes to hoses that do improve I dont think they are necesaily inferior to horses borrn with the galopp as I think tht as everything else comes down to bloodlines how good you horses is at that eact gallopp levvel
it doess however to me seem like a horse that allrready did well at his previous gallopp rating will normally be better afterr gallopp change than one who did not do so well befoe gallopp change
also once at peak it will stay at peak a while for most horses at least 3-4 seasons
but there is a perspective according to the experiences of the players, and their comments, it is also true that a progressive, will not go to a new level of gallop, I also have that doubt, although I think it may be possible, and I commented on it by my mare In Your eyes
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Re: A question about a Freak
Dan Kauffman wrote: ↑3 years ago The best freak is the one you don’t auction off for less than $3,000.
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Re: A question about a Freak
and based on my previous asumptions if you have a freak who is late bloomer that freak will evolve just as a horse with any othe gallopp comment who is late bloomer but as there is no other comment above freak he will just be the best possible verrrsion of a freak
at least that is how I see it and this is only if it evolves as much as it would have needed to chngee galopp comment whichh happens often but not always
at least that is how I see it and this is only if it evolves as much as it would have needed to chngee galopp comment whichh happens often but not always
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Re: A question about a Freak
if it makes a lot of sense it could be a monster with a special touch of qualitySten Rino Haakonsen wrote: ↑3 years ago and based on my previous asumptions if you have a freak who is late bloomer that freak will evolve just as a horse with any othe gallopp comment who is late bloomer but as there is no other comment above freak he will just be the best possible verrrsion of a freak
at least that is how I see it and this is only if it evolves as much as it would have needed to chngee galopp comment whichh happens often but not always
or it could be the same as a Freak Progressive, to finally be of the quality of a Peak
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Re: A question about a Freak
I do not know if when referring that they are fast or slow (you mean that they are good or bad)Andrew Davidson wrote: ↑3 years ago un bicho raro es un bicho raro es un bicho raro. es rápido o lento
that is, is it white, or is it black?
and the question is and what happens to the gray?