Nice horse!
1. Ok there is a nice turf mile for 3 YO colts & geldings (NW2) week 3 in Paris, I'd probably send him to that or something similar, to boost his confidence. As a long term strategy, I would see his best distance somewhere between 7 furlongs and 1 1/16, on the turf, and if he won an NW2 or NW3 I'd look for an easier stakes race, if possible.
2. Why do I want him? He's a nice horse, with huge potential. Six Tricks could really fill some gaps in my stable, and would be one that I would really appreciate--most of my 3 YO's aren't that good to be frank. Because of his potential, I would spend time placing him to his best advantage, in spots where he could be competitive and showcase his potential.
3. Best horse: <a href='
http://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.php?HorseID=40586' target='_blank'>Alert</a>
Worst horse: probaby <a href='
http://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.php?HorseID=39300' target='_blank'>Courage was Mine</a> sadly, especially seeing that she is from the 1/2 sister to Pike Place Dancer. I just can't figure her out, but can't let her go either. I hate saying that she's the worst. How bout I call her my most frustrating?
And, as to the stakes winners, Alert, Final Answer, Slipping Away and Zonked are the only horses that I can think of that are still racing and still in my stable, who have won a stakes while I owned them. In other words, I have several horses that were stakes winners for other trainers, and Slipping Away and Zonked's wins were both restricted (Newbie) stakes.
Thanks for the opportunity!
