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Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 5:23 pm
by warrior
Is Anthony Robinson the luckiest horse trainer or does he place his horses well in the lower claiming races???????
Kia kaha is one of 6 horses in for 2k this coming Monday and where do you think it drew? You guessed it THE POLE. I have been watching his lower claiming$$$$ horses for a while and his good draws are phenomenal. I understand that it comes down to PBD on claim price but here are some statistics,, Kia kaha's previous 20 starts he has drawn either 1 or 2 on 11 times(5,6) and gate three on 5 times thats 80% he's drawn 1,2 or 3. The Dalmation has drawn either 1 or 2 on 10 times(6,4) and gate three on 5 times, that's 75% in either 1,2 or 3. Is it luck,well placed or both????
PS, Ohaka Teri has drawn 7 in the claimer on Saturday night, the same draw he's had for the previous 3 starts where he's had 2 wins and a third

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:00 pm
by SCD
better put your theory up on why it happens :wink: :wink:

http://safooty.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=11209

I think it's the computer system based on horses name (that's my theory) and i'm not willing to go into any further details about my studies on it.

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:04 pm
by mal
Take the good with the bad
In this instance with Robinson
" Strike whilst the Irons hot."

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:09 pm
by warrior
mal wrote:Take the good with the bad
In this instance with Robinson
" Strike whilst the Irons hot."

The irons are definately hot Mal, 2 iron,3 iron,4 iron, putter and the whole frickin bag :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:13 pm
by mal
Kia Kaha + The Dalbaymanation are iron horses.
They just keep buttering up in these claimers and keep performing most weeks.

WARRIOR its just " Luck of the Draw."

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:25 pm
by warrior
mal wrote:Kia Kaha + The Dalbaymanation are iron horses.
They just keep buttering up in these claimers and keep performing most weeks.

WARRIOR its just " Luck of the Draw."

Thats fair enough Mal, but they butter up week in and weekout bcoz there not having gut busters every week like these other horses who dont draw that well. Lets face it, in these races it comes down to who's had the easier run bcoz most of these horses are of the same ability. Good Luck to him

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:29 pm
by mal
WARRIOR
Good point about gutbusters + good draws
But, hes a good trainer and a good driver and deserves the success he gets
That is Robinsons " Claim to fame."

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:33 pm
by Iron man
ARs horses continue to draw well while they keep going in cheap every week, the real question here is why no one claims ARs horses ???????? The Dalmation 2k, Kia Kaha 2k they have won near 20 races between them this season yet no one claims them :? If most other trainers had them they would either have to put their prices up and no longer get the good draws or they would get claimed. So as long as no one claims ARs horses he will keep putting them in cheap and they will ultimately draw well. Fair dinkum his horses can win 4 out of 5 and still go in for 2k, its unbelievable and the major reason why he has so much success.

So the real question here WHY DOES NO ONE CLAIM ARs HORSES ???????? :-k Is he that good as a trainer or is there some other reason, we are not talking big money here.

You are right though he has an amazing nack of drawing well but if his horses got claimed we wouldnt be having this discussion would we ??????

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:39 pm
by mal
Robinson had a horse a couple of years back
He got this particaular horse going well
It was claimed and went awful for the other trainer
I think Robinson re claimed the same horse back
Anyhows this horse got going again under Robinson
Im pretty sure the horse was Bonds Mission

I think I heard that Robinson gave it swimming workouts which was the secret to getting this horse firing

Moral of the story and from what Ive heard and seen glimpses of:
""Robinson gets his horses going, most other trainers can-not replicate his successes with the same horse."""

Is this why Kia Kaha and The Dalbaymanation are not getting claimed ?????????????????

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:44 pm
by bayman
mal wrote:Robinson had a horse a couple of years back
He got this particaular horse going well
It was claimed and went awful for the other trainer
I think Robinson re claimed the same horse back
Anyhows this horse got going again under Robinson
Im pretty sure the horse was Bonds Mission

I think I heard that Robinson gave it swimming workouts which was the secret to getting this horse firing

Moral of the story and from what Ive heard and seen glimpses of:
""Robinson gets his horses going, most other trainers can-not replicate his successes with the same horse."""

Is this why Kia Kaha and The Dalbaymanation are not getting claimed ?????????????????



was indeed bonds mission :wink:

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:47 pm
by mal
Bonds Mission was older than you Bayman and it was still winning races

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:50 pm
by SCD
IMO - there is a pattern of draws

Horses that draw 1,2,6,7,8,10 very rarely draw 3,4,5,9 (except when a combination means they have to or a PBD makes them barrier 1 in the specific class or sex) - I've found that there is a grouping effect based on the horses name.

A computer program draws the fields - so it has to be programmed to do something and that programming is where their is an imbalance in draws.

Horses like The Dalmation and Kia Kaha too often go in for $2k and draw 1 out of the $2k horses - they are just well named animals...

I won't bore you with all of them but a couple of other examples

Em Cee Squared - go back and take a look at how often this animal has drawn either barriers 6,7 or 10
Im Slippery When Wet - drew 1,2,7,8 every week and then we mention it on here and it gets 6 and 10 regularly after that.

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:06 pm
by chiefy
Iron man wrote:ARs horses continue to draw well while they keep going in cheap every week, the real question here is why no one claims ARs horses ???????? The Dalmation 2k, Kia Kaha 2k they have won near 20 races between them this season yet no one claims them :? If most other trainers had them they would either have to put their prices up and no longer get the good draws or they would get claimed. So as long as no one claims ARs horses he will keep putting them in cheap and they will ultimately draw well. Fair dinkum his horses can win 4 out of 5 and still go in for 2k, its unbelievable and the major reason why he has so much success.

So the real question here WHY DOES NO ONE CLAIM ARs HORSES ???????? :-k Is he that good as a trainer or is there some other reason, we are not talking big money here.

You are right though he has an amazing nack of drawing well but if his horses got claimed we wouldnt be having this discussion would we ??????


Having 4 in a race worth $1750 and 1 of them winning isn't what i call having so much success!!!!!!!
More like weight of numbers in my book!!!!!!!!

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:30 pm
by Mr Gunner
If I owned one of the better claimers and you could not beat Kia Kaha an The Dalmation, an you could not keep them as fit as AR, i would spend 3 or 4 grand an claim them put them in the paddock an see if you could win some races with your own horse. later down the track put KK an TD back in claimers hoping AR claims them back

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:41 pm
by mal
MR GUNNER
Welcome to the gambling room
Very interesting first post you made

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:49 pm
by Iron man
Nah what you do Mr Gunner is you come up with some crack pot theory like SCD who clearly has too much spare time on his hands or you can have a big cry like Chiefy who just loves AR. :cry: :cry: :cry:

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:58 pm
by SCD
Iron man wrote:Nah what you do Mr Gunner is you come up with some crack pot theory like SCD who clearly has too much spare time on his hands or you can have a big cry like Chiefy who just loves AR. :cry: :cry: :cry:


It's actually called doing proper form and analysis of races when trying to punt.. I've do proper form analysis and noticed it in the course of my form... speaking of doing form - if your man P Cavallaro did some proper homework in races (like D Harding does), he might drive more winners :wink: :wink:

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 11:03 pm
by chiefy
Iron man wrote:Nah what you do Mr Gunner is you come up with some crack pot theory like SCD who clearly has too much spare time on his hands or you can have a big cry like Chiefy who just loves AR. :cry: :cry: :cry:


Iron Man your the bloke whos in love with AR!!!!!!!! Like your related to the Man or Maybe your him and in love with yourself!!!!!!!!
Cos you'd have to be related to keep blowing his trumpet as much as you do. Only family members would!!!!!!!!!

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 11:14 pm
by Iron man
Turn it up Chiefy!!!!! Yeah, I'm in love with AR just like you're in love with Hollywood Harding!!!!! Give me a break!

Re: Luckiest or Well placed horse trainer

PostPosted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 12:53 am
by Iron man
Alright Chiefy Wiefy, heres my challenge to you

Get yourself 2 grand if you have it, go and claim Kia Kaha on Monday and give it to Golden Boy Harding to train and drive and we'll see how you go. [-o<