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Yes Dopey, Dont want to sound arrogant but been expecting a run like that. The Hellos seem like very fast horses. Those with one yet to race have got something to look forward to.

Seem to be all bays like the sire with a big back end

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On 6/2/2025 at 10:29 PM, Nerula said:

Yes Dopey, Dont want to sound arrogant but been expecting a run like that. The Hellos seem like very fast horses. Those with one yet to race have got something to look forward to.

Seem to be all bays like the sire with a big back end

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15 hours ago, Nerula said:

Looks so strong, Got the big bum and a chest already. Might be an earlier Hello than whats gone before. I think that what we have seen the Hello's are going to be serious 3yo's.

HY has provided some strength in front that not normally provided compared to most from the family. Per Incanto mum so speed but not early - this colt has some real class about him. I’ll be racing a good slice. 

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Some old English gent said famously, "No-one with a yearling in the back paddock ever committed suicide".

Depending how things play out i would be interested in your boy. Feel free to PM me if you like. Neil M

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While at Sandown yesterday, I happened to see the first from Beverley and the winner was LADY YOUMZAIN.

She bolted up by five lengths on soft ground in a 1000m juvenile maiden and looked impressive though not sure what she beat.

HELLO YOUMZAIN is in his second season up here - his best in England is ELECTROLYTE (out of a Royal Applause mare) who hasn't been seen since flopping in a trial for the Commonwealth Cup at Ascot at the end of April. He's still with Wathnan so I can only presume there's been a problem of some sort.

His best juvenile so far is ART LOVER (out of an Elusive City mare) who won a maiden at Ffos Las but was well held in a Doncaster nursery last week.

Further afield, he has GODSPEED (out of a Storming Home mare) in France who was fourth in the Rothschild at Deauville only a length or so behind subsequent Matron winner FALLEN ANGEL which is very good form as well as a couple of other French handicappers.

 

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On 6/2/2025 at 10:29 PM, Nerula said:

Yes Dopey, Dont want to sound arrogant but been expecting a run like that. The Hellos seem like very fast horses. Those with one yet to race have got something to look forward to.

Seem to be all bays like the sire with a big back end

Good luck tomorrow… good field but bigger things in store hopefully @Nerula

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Sorry D late to respond but I've been dealing with health issues. Not fun!

I thought Billy out rode us but trainer said our girl trained up for longer races and when winner kicked she was flat footed. We go on to a 1400 then the Guineas I understand.

Vey firmly believe the HY will be Autumn horses though

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A very interesting debutante in the juvenile fillies' Maiden at Newmarket last weekend I've mentioned over on my main thread.

While I think the second could be very good, the third and just a head behind was ARETI, a daughter of Hello Youmzain out of a Sepoy mare called Baileys Showgirl whose previous three progeny have raced 26 times between them without winning and, without being rude, are useless.

The second dam is a War Chant mare called Tanguista and the dam is a half to a decent type called Tribune who was a listed class filly in France some years ago and is also related to Buthela, a Group 2 winning filly in 2019.

ARETI could be anything - I doubt we'll see her again on greass this season but she could be given a winter outing on the synthetics. You'd think she would get a mile but possibly not much further.

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On 10/17/2025 at 9:38 AM, Nerula said:

Sorry D late to respond but I've been dealing with health issues. Not fun!

I thought Billy out rode us but trainer said our girl trained up for longer races and when winner kicked she was flat footed. We go on to a 1400 then the Guineas I understand.

Vey firmly believe the HY will be Autumn horses though

Any race at Rotorua on the heavy 8 - move on.

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On 10/17/2025 at 7:38 AM, Nerula said:

Sorry D late to respond but I've been dealing with health issues. Not fun!

I thought Billy out rode us but trainer said our girl trained up for longer races and when winner kicked she was flat footed. We go on to a 1400 then the Guineas I understand.

Vey firmly believe the HY will be Autumn horses though

nice win yesterday @Nerula ... they are only 3 once so good luck in the running.

Posted
8 hours ago, Nerula said:

Thanks D. Gave us 5 rating points to get us into a big dance at Riccarton November. Also a deposit for the Noms and Accepts which is needed 10k approx. Better that than to 'spec it

 

call it an investment in your future. My 1000 / 2000 guineas go back to Gaffa, Clansman, Canterbury Belle, and Philipa Rush....others no doubt go back before that.

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