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Lucas Davenport
- Eclipse Champion
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- Joined: 15 years ago
Mixer Auctions closing tomorrow (Sunday)
I am limiting my racing stock to a defined number of racers in each category. In years past, when productives won a race or three, I did some numbers on how much productives and allowances ON AVERAGE could be expected to win in THEIR FIRST YEAR OF RACING. I am sort of assuming the current gallop ratings have returned to that approximate level. At that time, which was maybe 12-15 Sim years ago, productives would average 15-20K and allowances about twice that. That was before the advent of the 25K MSW. I am glad all the horses currently have bids: that is the point in auctioning them. But at $1 each for many of them there is a LOT OF MONEY to be made with these horses. To newer players: I would suggest throwing a random bid on a bunch of them, and dipping your toes into mixers. Trial Park is great, but you can't race there forever.......... Best to all, Lucas.
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