I'm good at breeding talented horses. I expect to win first time out every time but to this day I still get a thrill from a first timer winning in a romp. So much so I wish we had the jockey instruction "Go all out" or something similar. To win by daylight with no urging is just as pleasing too.

Here is Pulford. Not great potential wise. The first foal from my first broodmare in my new league save game venture. Pure front running speed top and bottom.



The Debut. I tab my races (double speed). 1:11.9 is good but a monster would likely get in the sub 1:11.0 range.

Here is another. Had to sideline her for 9 weeks with bucked shins before she could start. Romps in her debut by 13 lengths in a 5 furlong maiden putting up a 113 rating.

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The Debut

this just happened in my game rated 118 for winning a maiden

Not a 10+ length winner but the highest rating for a debut 2yo In a maiden race I have ever had. Also this would be more impressive if it was in January - but I'll take it.

120 Debut in a Maiden race - not inflated by debuting in a Grade 1 stakes race.

Undefeated Triple Crown winner in 7 starts. Couldn't get 140 after the Belmont. 137

Wow his full sister just put up a 120 rating in her debut also. This one was in January too.

This one won the Racing Post Trophy on Debut by 11.5 Lengths

Now thats a debut


I bet he will race all year add many G1s but his rating won't budge

rated 121 after maiden where all runners were making debuts. not bad considering horse stats are very ordinary.

Google says it should be 3yo Fillies.

correct but an open race in Marks schedule

Ever since the first incarnation of the game there have been races with wrong conditions. The Haskell for 3yo's and up comes to mind.

Just Got 2yo 139 On debut winning Group 1 at Deauville in France