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Terror Force more of a non winner.
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Horses from the sale represent around 25% of yearlings born in WA and that number would be less than 20% of the racing population when you include yearlings and horses from other states.
January Saturday meetings, 11 winners that went through the Perth sale from 41 races (26.8%).
Statistics tell a lot of different stories but horses that go through the sale probably perform above the level (more winners by %) of the total racing population.
Races restricted to sale runners also add to the value.
87 49 152 288
This is all winners - not individual
overall 30.2% - around the same as your Jan figures.
I started keeping these figures because a number of people started saying that unless you went East to buy a yearling you had no hope.
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The only downside to stats is that the ones from WA sales is out of about 25-30% of all horses, the OTHER is about 10-15% and the home-bred is the from the other roughly 55%...I love stats.
:-? where did you those numbers from Rio?
I've simply just recorded if a Sat winner was offered at a sale and if so where.
Would be too time consuming ( for me anyway) to break it down into what % of all runners are from where - well i thought so, unless that info is out there somewhere?
EDIT: #-o it is out there and I look at it regularly :\"> however normally just to have a look at what $$ have been paid for runners in a race
Not sure that I have the time, or inclination to correlate it though