Les trois ans sur les haies en 2023

300 Unraced 3yos registered with jumps trainers
juvenilehurdlers.files.wordpress.com/2023/02/300-x-3ans.pdf

Guide for Prix d'Essai des Pouliches


Guide for Prix d'Essai des Poulains


Apologies for links.

Interested in thoughts on this season's crop

Hello BHall

Where can we see these pedigrees? eg there a special site? etc etc

On peut trouver les pedigrees sur le site de France Galop

Hello UaUka,

I created them myself. It was the kind of information I wanted to see, but could not find in that format. So, as is often the case, if you wish for something to exist, you have to make it happen yourself...

For the research, I use the following sites;-
www.pedigreequery.com/ - dosage index and family number. I often have to build new pages myself. Beware of the administrators will delete any AQPS/AA etc page as soon as they can find it.
galopp-sieger.de/ - extended pedigree. Fantastic resource, although there are still many historic races missing from their database. Moreover, the administrators do not allow the public to contribute.
www.france-galop.com/fr - as mentioned.
www.racingpost.com/bloodstock/sales/search - for sales information. I also use the site for the form and pedigrees of exported horses not available on france-galop. They also have stallion book pages for certain sires.
www.france-sire.com/etalons.php - for any further sire information.

I also use past sales catalogues to cover anything that might have been missed by the above. Occasionally, I will refer to snai, turftimes and dostihyjc for Italian, German and Czech form, and look at jourdegalop for news of exports.

Am I missing any others?

Hello BACHELORS HALL Welcome

I am an anglo-franco-indienne girl, living in Normandy France, I breed French Trotters, and I am a pedigree freak

Just up tonight I was speaking a to girl-friend who breeds AQPS and she sells to the UK

So WELCOME again, and explain please to all the passionate readers and lovers of horses of this Forum

Soooooooo AQPS, is your stuff Hein?
Do you buy 'em?
Do you breed 'em?

see you laters

UaUka1 écrit: Hello BACHELORS HALL Welcome

Hello UaUka1 Thank you

UaUka1 écrit: I am an anglo-franco-indienne girl, living in Normandy France, I breed French Trotters, and I am a pedigree freak

I am an anglo-anglo-anglo boy (my pedigree is very boring!) living near Manchester, England. I am also fascinated by pedigrees!

UaUka1 écrit: Just up tonight I was speaking a to girl-friend who breeds AQPS and she sells to the UK

Interesting! Any we should be keeping our eyes on?

UaUka1 écrit: So WELCOME again, and explain please to all the passionate readers and lovers of horses of this Forum

I hope that I can learn at least as much as I can contribute

UaUka1 écrit: Soooooooo AQPS, is your stuff Hein?
Do you buy 'em?
Do you breed 'em?

I like jumps racing in general, although I specialise in researching juvenile hurdlers. Oddly enough, many AQPS horses imported to Britain and Ireland will not jump a hurdle until they are four/five years old. Nevertheless, there are still enough that do run in the juvenile division to make it worth keeping an eye on them; Defi du Seuil, Fusil Raffles, Fakir d'Oudairies, Bristol De Mai, Clan des Obeaux, Quevega etc...

Sadly, as I grew up on an estate and never pursued material wealth as an adult, I do not have the means to buy them. I did apply for the National Stud training course but they did not think I was qualified

I briefly worked around horses, but am currently working in a job I enjoy. Maybe when I stop enjoying that job, I might try again with the horse career!

UaUka1 écrit: see you laters

Cheerio

I have completed my guides for Wednesday's 3yo hurdles at Fontainebleau

Prix de la Tillaie

Prix Gautier de la Selle

I welcome all feedback/criticism/opinion

Good Morning

I have conjured up some ratings for last week's races at Compiegne. Total guesswork, but they will do as a starting point. Mine are the ratings to the left. The ones to the right are from "Timeform"; a premium service in GB/IRE. I am not sure how reliable they are with French form, I usually compare my ratings with theirs for GB/IRE form, even if I sometimes disagree with their assessments.

As it so happens, we disagree quite wildly with our interpretations of last week's races! I thought the fillies' race was stronger as the time was better (comparable sectionals from halfway) and the winner was more fluent over her hurdles. Neither look like above-average renewals at this juncture but evidence is still very minimal.

Are there any ratings services available in France? If so, how do their interpretations of the races align with the above?

Thank you

Bonjour

J'ai élaboré quelques notes pour les courses de la semaine dernière à Compiegne. C'est purement subjectif, mais cela peut servir de point de départ. Les notes à gauche sont les miennes. Celles à droite sont de "Timeform", un service premium en GB/IRE. Je ne suis pas sûr de leur fiabilité avec les courses françaises, mais je compare généralement mes notes avec les leurs pour les courses GB/IRE, même si je ne suis parfois pas d'accord avec leurs évaluations.

Il se trouve que nous avons des interprétations très différentes des courses de la semaine dernière! Selon moi, la course des pouliches était plus forte car le temps était meilleur (des fractions comparables à mi-chemin) et la gagnante était plus fluide sur ses obstacles. Aucune des courses ne semble être au-dessus de la moyenne à ce stade, mais les preuves sont encore très limitées.

Y a-t-il des services de notation disponibles en France? Si oui, comment leurs interprétations des courses se comparent-elles à celles mentionnées ci-dessus?

Merci

Good afternoon

I looked at your work on post #7, it is quite interesting

And I am so lost, I can't really argue anything about "Jumpers", as I know very little about them

If it was for galloping yes
And Standardbred or French Trotters yes, their pedigrees, etc etc

And I am not really don't bet that much, I like pedigrees and try to make, speed and endurance, in the trotting world, in which I became quite successful as a no-namer breeder in this industry, BTW, my next horse coming up has a familiar debated name in the UK, " KOH I NOOR"

Maybe you should invite some of your buddies to this site, to debate with you
And honestly, is nice to have an English speaking person on this Forum


Bon après-midi

J'ai regardé ton travail sur le post #7, c'est assez intéressant

Et je suis tellement perdu, je ne peux pas vraiment discuter de "Jumpers", car je sais très peu de choses à leur sujet

Si c'était pour galoper oui
Et Standardbred ou French Trotters oui, leurs pedigrees, etc etc

Et je ne parie pas tant que ça, j'aime les pedigrees et j'essaie de faire, de la vitesse et de l'endurance, dans le monde du trot, dans lequel j'ai eu beaucoup de succès en tant qu'éleveur sans nom dans cette industrie, BTW, mon prochain cheval à venir a un nom familier et débattu au Royaume-Uni, " KOH I NOOR"

Peut-être devriez-vous inviter certains de vos potes sur ce site, pour débattre avec vous

Post #8 I thought the fillies' race was stronger as the time

As a breeder, I do think that fillies are more intelligent at this time
Until maturity kicks in ( hormones)
And there is when the male gets more interesting than the female
Just to say muscles, strength, determination, and one can run a male longer. And would not prefer to run females longer, and prefers to go into breeding earlier in the hopes of making better sons of the future races


Post #8 Je pensais que la course des pouliches était plus forte que le temps

En tant qu'éleveur, je pense que les pouliches sont plus intelligentes en ce moment
Jusqu'à ce que la maturité entre en jeu (hormones)
Et il y a quand le mâle devient plus intéressant que la femelle
Juste pour dire muscles, force, détermination, et on peut faire courir un mâle plus longtemps. Et ne préférerait pas faire courir les femelles plus longtemps, et préfère se lancer dans l'élevage plus tôt dans l'espoir de faire de meilleurs fils des futures races