Murder at the Gallop by Agatha Christie
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Re: Gallop Improver's
My mother wore bloomers, you could not hang them out on a windy day lol
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Re: Gallop Improver's
If improving means to go from "late bloomer" or "progress" to "peak reached", yearlings rarely improve.
Mostly 2 year olds and 3 year olds can improve after the races at W8D6.
Of course any horse can improve randomly at any time but that is not this "scheduled improvement"
My question is: Do some horses improve when they turn 2 years old or does the scheduled improvement start at 2½?
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Re: Gallop Improver's
Any horse can improve at any point after turning 1. So yearlings can also improve today (though most don't, yearlings tend to be a rarer jump but certainly not unheard of).
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Re: Gallop Improver's
Sorry, I might have been wrong in my original answer. I edited that.Carole Hanson wrote: ↑4 years ago Any horse can improve at any point after turning 1. So yearlings can also improve today (though most don't, yearlings tend to be a rarer jump but certainly not unheard of).
When it comes to my own stable, yearlings have never improved (as in going from late bloomer to peak reached), but it seems it happens occasionally.
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Re: Gallop Improver's
I suppose if yearlings can be 'at peak' from their first gallop then it's possible for them to improve to at peak during week 9. Yea I can't personally remember having a yearling improve but I'm almost 100% certain I've seen examples from others.Polk Buffalo wrote: ↑4 years agoSorry, I might have been wrong in my original answer. I edited that.Carole Hanson wrote: ↑4 years ago Any horse can improve at any point after turning 1. So yearlings can also improve today (though most don't, yearlings tend to be a rarer jump but certainly not unheard of).
When it comes to my own stable, yearlings have never improved (as in going from late bloomer to peak reached), but it seems it happens occasionally.
As for the peak comments, we still don't really know what they mean. I have seen at peak horses improve too so it's not out of the question
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Re: Gallop Improver's
My experience is Yearlings Rarely improve. Many do improve at 2 and more at 2 1/2. But the big changes seem to happen at 3 and 3 1/2
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This one was disappointing, and I doubt he will improve, but I will keep crossing my fingers.
The Twelfth of Never
Right now, he's a solid.
I was sure hoping the Reddington and with the 'Foremost' line of mares on bottom would have produced at least a stakes quality. I was pretty disappointed when he galloped allowance then dropped down to a solid in his last gallop and he's been showing 'about at peak since he was a yearling ***sigh***
This filly, too, I would love to see improve:
Forbidden
She's an allowance that should progress. Her family tree doesn't branch a whole lot, as she has the Foremost line on top and on bottom. Her dam, Fortitude, foaled Roughian, Mal, Willfulness, and Get Off My Cloud all who have had nice success on the track.
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The Twelfth of Never
Right now, he's a solid.
I was sure hoping the Reddington and with the 'Foremost' line of mares on bottom would have produced at least a stakes quality. I was pretty disappointed when he galloped allowance then dropped down to a solid in his last gallop and he's been showing 'about at peak since he was a yearling ***sigh***
This filly, too, I would love to see improve:
Forbidden
She's an allowance that should progress. Her family tree doesn't branch a whole lot, as she has the Foremost line on top and on bottom. Her dam, Fortitude, foaled Roughian, Mal, Willfulness, and Get Off My Cloud all who have had nice success on the track.
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Re: Gallop Improver's
It's almost tiiiiiiiiime!
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Re: Gallop Improver's
I assume after 4pm et the changes happen? Does anyone have a 4yo or older that is a late bloomer? And finally if anyone knows are these extra gallop comments revealing something that was always in the game or was the game changed itself so horses could change over time more than before?
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Re: Gallop Improver's
One minute now. I will check the races first.
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Re: Gallop Improver's
Let's review:Carole Hanson wrote: ↑4 years ago I’m bored and it’s lockdown so here’s me jinxing myself by posting the horses I’d like to see improve and would be pretty disappointed if they don’t:
Bubblewrap King-claimer out of blue hen, only way is up I hope
Dance Hall-productive out of another blue hen
Sweet Serenade-if this solid doesn’t improve I might quit
Good Boi-late blooming productive still, there’s hope right??
Bubblewrap King-IMPROVED! Oh no wait, he went from claimer to solid and at peak.
Dance Hall-still a productive late bloomer
Sweet Serenade-still a solid late bloomer
Good Boi-still a frickin' productive late bloomer and he's half way through his 3yo season
I also had one go from claimer late bloomer to claimer at peak lol
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Kingdom Come's little brother Dream All Day improved from stakes to freak!
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Re: Gallop Improver's
One stakes to freak at 2 1/2 and 2 allowance to stakes at 2 and 3 only checked a couple of stakes the now freak has an older full brother that did the same but as a 3yo
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Re: Gallop Improver's
I had 7 Allowances improve to Stakes all 2yo
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Re: Gallop Improver's
NO WAIT I JUST GOT A YEARLING IMPROVER!!!
I somehow missed this one when I mass galloped my yearlings but went to see my stallions' stats to see if they had any improvers and Moon Faced x Fire to Look At filly, Firey Eyes, went from 'progressive' Stakes to 'progressive' Freak!!! Yay!! My day is made!
I somehow missed this one when I mass galloped my yearlings but went to see my stallions' stats to see if they had any improvers and Moon Faced x Fire to Look At filly, Firey Eyes, went from 'progressive' Stakes to 'progressive' Freak!!! Yay!! My day is made!