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Some cars retain their value more that others. Some stallions have offspring that retain their value better than others. In this month’s International Thoroughbred magazine I examine this issue with reference to National Hunt markets. To read the article follow the link http://issuu.com/international_thoroughbred/docs/itb_march/58
Irish racing news
- McCain reaches century for season
- Haggas targets first Winter Derby with Alenquer
- Galopin Des Champs features among Cheltenham entries
- Crawford ponders Jonbon clash for Ballycoose
- Darver Star set for Lingfield trip
- Sherwood leaning towards Haydock for Guerlain De Vaux
- McKiernan eyes Grade One for Gatsby Grey
- Cromwell indicates possible Champion Hurdle bid with novice
North American Breeding news
- Equine Fatalities in California Continue Steep Decline
- Neige Blanche Starts Year Off Right in Astra
- Pricey Shinnecock Hills Wins Debut at Tampa Bay
- Pegasus World Cup Invite Lists Updated
- KEEP Foundation Hires Harper as Executive Director
- Jockey Pedroza Receives 'Pure Courage' Award
- Hot Rod Charlie Flies to Dubai
- Whitney Farm Stepping Up to Ease Indiana Foaling Demand
Australian News
- Stokes testing the water with stayer
- Forged cuts through wind for maiden victory
- Verry Elleegant the headline act at Farm trials
- Thunder getting ready to rumble
- Emperor set to reign in Randwick return
- Provincial star ready to Crack a stakes win
- Browne’s hunting for another big carnival
- Special Reward heads Carrington Stakes field
- Track conditions, form and scratchings for Sandown-Lakeside
- Wednesday and Thursday form
I’ll be sure to take a look at that as soon as possible. It’s a fair point to be made and as you point out there’s a method behind it.
Thanks for the advice and keep writing.