where are the Trippi's???

i'm still waiting for that Trippi moment.....

I was thinking the same thing yesterday, I wonder if they will train on?

Just having a look at his stats at www.thoroughbredinternet.com

R Heat Lightning -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr1 (USA) in 2010. Followed up with 2 Gr2's in 2011.

Jealous Again -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr2 (UK) in 2009.
Travelin Man -> Won 3y/o Gr2 (USA) in 2011. Had a stakes win in 2012.
Trippi's Storm -> Won 3 y/o+ Gr2 (USA) in 2007.

Franny -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr3 last season (2012).
Gourmet Dinner -> Won 2 y/o Gr3 (USA) in 2010. Had a stakes win in 2012.
Hammie's Hooker -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr3 last season (2012)
Let It Rock -> Won 4 y/o+ Gr3 (USA) in 2009. No Gr wins since.
Miss Macy Sue -> Won 3 y/o+ fillies Gr3 (USA) in 2007. Had a stakes win in 2008.
R Holiday Mood -> Won 4 y/o+ fillies Gr3 (USA) in 2012.

That's a total of 10 GR winners. Half of them won GR races as 2 year olds.
Six won Gr races when older than two while Franny and Hammie's Hooker haven't had the chance yet.
None so far has improved on the first Gr level victory.

I'd guess there's every reason to hope that he'll have some success from his older horses but the overall tally of Gr wins/winners (1 Gr1 winner) in more than 6 seasons isn't all that great.

Sabre Wrote:

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> Just having a look at his stats at
> www.thoroughbredinternet.com
>
> R Heat Lightning -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr1 (USA) in
> 2010. Followed up with 2 Gr2's in 2011.
>
> Jealous Again -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr2 (UK) in
> 2009.
> Travelin Man -> Won 3y/o Gr2 (USA) in 2011. Had a
> stakes win in 2012.
> Trippi's Storm -> Won 3 y/o+ Gr2 (USA) in 2007.
>
> Franny -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr3 last season
> (2012).
> Gourmet Dinner -> Won 2 y/o Gr3 (USA) in 2010. Had
> a stakes win in 2012.
> Hammie's Hooker -> Won 2 y/o fillies Gr3 last
> season (2012)
> Let It Rock -> Won 4 y/o+ Gr3 (USA) in 2009. No Gr
> wins since.
> Miss Macy Sue -> Won 3 y/o+ fillies Gr3 (USA) in
> 2007. Had a stakes win in 2008.
> R Holiday Mood -> Won 4 y/o+ fillies Gr3 (USA) in
> 2012.
>
> That's a total of 10 GR winners. Half of them won
> GR races as 2 year olds.
> Six won Gr races when older than two while Franny
> and Hammie's Hooker haven't had the chance yet.
> None so far has improved on the first Gr level
> victory.
>
> I'd guess there's every reason to hope that he'll
> have some success from his older horses but the
> overall tally of Gr wins/winners (1 Gr1 winner) in
> more than 6 seasons isn't all that great.

(tu) Sabre

People say same thing of var in his first season look what the champioin he is now give trippi the chance. One horse who look like he over rated is black minnaloushe what the clan think

A Trippi that was not mentioned:-
@ Snaith Racing ( courtesy of David Thiselton)

"Two-year-old filly Agra was the first of Trippi’s local progeny to confirm that this stallion’s huge import price had been worth every penny. She was an easy winner of her two starts last season over 900m and 1 000m respectively. However, she unfortunately chipped a knee when winning the Listed Schweppes Summer Juvenile Stakes on J&B Met day. Snaith said the knee chip had come out easily in the surgery and she had recovered well.
“She is very well,” he said. “She had a recent gallop and beat some nice horses which proved she has trained on. She is looking good and is ready for the summer. Her target will be the Southern Cross Stakes (weight for age Grade 2 over 1 000m at Kenilworth on December . We will give her a run before that in an Allowance Plate.”

People said the same about Var progeny

hibernia Wrote:

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> People said the same about Var progeny

Var fired a gr1 in his first crop of 2yr olds , but time will tell if the huge service fee is really worth it

agra Wrote:

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> A Trippi that was not mentioned:-
> @ Snaith Racing ( courtesy of David Thiselton)
>
> "Two-year-old filly Agra was the first of
> Trippi’s local progeny to confirm that this
> stallion’s huge import price had been worth
> every penny. She was an easy winner of her two
> starts last season over 900m and 1 000m
> respectively. However, she unfortunately chipped a
> knee when winning the Listed Schweppes Summer
> Juvenile Stakes on J&B Met day. Snaith said the
> knee chip had come out easily in the surgery and
> she had recovered well.
> “She is very well,” he said. “She had a
> recent gallop and beat some nice horses which
> proved she has trained on. She is looking good and
> is ready for the summer. Her target will be the
> Southern Cross Stakes (weight for age Grade 2 over
> 1 000m at Kenilworth on December . We will give
> her a run before that in an Allowance Plate.”


Thanks for this....i was really wondering where this horse is. Glad to see it back (tu) I was also wondering where the horse is that ran 2nd to him in the main race on Met day....>Terminator. I know he ran a few races after that, but that was some time ago......i hope he is alright. Perhaps Hotline can give us an update sometime on the progress of Terminator.......I'll be Back