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- Katie Grenier
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I think it would be very benefical for the newbies like myself. Especially if good sound advice is given as to things to consider when starting out, how to work up to a stakes winner, what different terms mean that aren't explained on any of the help pages. Such as why an injury may have happened, how many races a year is a good place to start a horse out with, how far apart the races (average) should be depending on the age of the horse. So forth and so on. There are several things I can think of that would really help newbies out. Even going into breeding help for first time breeders. How to choose the right stally for your mare and vise versa. As well as how to build a good reputation for your foals.
Anothering that you can consider for the article are newbies with the most improvement since the article started, but that would depend on several things as well as, knowing which newbies are reading the articles and using the advice.
I personally look forward to seeing articles geared toward newbies and love the idea
Anothering that you can consider for the article are newbies with the most improvement since the article started, but that would depend on several things as well as, knowing which newbies are reading the articles and using the advice.
I personally look forward to seeing articles geared toward newbies and love the idea
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Breeder of Rush Tu Dis Miss
The Only Grade 1 Winning Son Standing by Green Dash
Please Visit Inspiration Stud or Nikki Sherman For More
Information on Rush Tu Dis Miss's stud fee and breeding availability.
- The Steward
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Two interesting people you might want to look at are Dave Shields and Josh Dutzy - they both started at the beginning of Year 16 and have had massive success for being in the right place at the right time.
"There's no secret to training a good horse. It's a matter of being fortunate enough to get one."
"Funny how you often regret the stuff you didn't do more than the stuff you did do" - GG
"Funny how you often regret the stuff you didn't do more than the stuff you did do" - GG
- Ronda Figal
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- Rebecca Rose Hepburn
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I love the idea and can't wait to see what articles you come up with! As a newbie myself i'll be glad to help you out with anything that I can, just ask
A horse is the projection of peoples' dreams about themselves - strong, powerful, beautiful - and it has the capability of giving us escape from our mundane existence.- Pam Brown
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Ok, first interview finish. For the folks who are interested, would you like to see the interview printed verbatim or should I add some stylistic points to it as well?
"John Slotman and <name redacted> are always sooooo amazingly generous with new and struggling players- I think we all thank you!" - April Eddy, 3/6/2012
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- Brianna McKenzie
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I like the idea of "Meet The Newbies".
I do try to keep track of the up and comers but there are just so many right now, it's pretty difficult.
General interviews shouldn't be that hard. Just mass pm the questions. As you get responses you can send more detailed individual questions about the key horses a trainer might have.
I do try to keep track of the up and comers but there are just so many right now, it's pretty difficult.
General interviews shouldn't be that hard. Just mass pm the questions. As you get responses you can send more detailed individual questions about the key horses a trainer might have.
- Emily Thompson
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So did I, but her answers were so good, I just figured it might be even better to have it come straight from her mouth! No worries though, the first of the "Meet the Newbie" series will be submitted to the Steward on the morrow.
"John Slotman and <name redacted> are always sooooo amazingly generous with new and struggling players- I think we all thank you!" - April Eddy, 3/6/2012
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