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18-8% the magic numberpage  1 2 3 

Mark Staines
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13 Apr 2019 09:53


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CLICK HERE

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"OH WHAT A FEELING"


Tony Digiorgio
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13 Apr 2019 19:56


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Last in the second at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the third at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the fifth at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the sixth at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
That's 4 out of 7 races conducted.
You were saying Mark?


Tony Digiorgio
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13 Apr 2019 19:59


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Sorry, I forgot to mention.

Two of them had 18.8% both sire and dam.


Tony Digiorgio
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13 Apr 2019 20:16


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Tony Digiorgio wrote:

Sorry, I forgot to mention.

Two of them had 18.8% both sire and dam.

Sorry again, and may I add that one of them
had 18.8% twice on the sire's side.
18.8% Black Shiraz
18.8% Token Prince
18.8% Malawi's Prince

Now on paper this bitch should be better than Winx !!!


Michael Barry
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13 Apr 2019 23:29


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Tony Digiorgio wrote:

Last in the second at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the third at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the fifth at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
Last in the sixth at Wauchope:
CLICK HERE
That's 4 out of 7 races conducted.
You were saying Mark?

and 5 of the 10 winners at wenty last night had the magic number


Mark Staines
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13 Apr 2019 23:59


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The "Prophets Of Doom" will say its just a coincidence Mick !!!!!!


Edward (Ted) Howard
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14 Apr 2019 01:10


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Sounds like Tony owns the dogs at Wauchope


Tony Digiorgio
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14 Apr 2019 01:42


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Not at all Ted.

Mine aren't good enough to race at Wauchope.


Edward (Ted) Howard
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14 Apr 2019 02:07


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All good Tony some things work some things don't but nothing works all the time[ except me] and your lucky if it works at all.


Roy Ruddy
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14 Apr 2019 11:59


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edward (ted) howard wrote:

All good Tony some things work some things don't but nothing works all the time[ except me] and your lucky if it works at all.

what would you think of this CLICK HERE


Roy Ruddy
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Ryan Vanderwert wrote:

edward (ted) howard wrote:

I have seen this on another thread and was wondering why they think this. Cheers Ted.

Hi Ted,

I do know how the 18.8 % is derived..............the first generation BMO/Outlandish in this example CLICK HERE each of those is worth 50%.

The 2nd gen, 4 dogs each worth 25%
The 3rd gen, 8 dogs each worth 12.5%
The 4th gen, 16 dogs each worth 6.25%

Therefore in this case Awesome Assassin & Brett Lee in the 3rd(12.5%) & 4th gen(6.25%) = 18.75% rounded off to 18.8% each

So any dog duplicated in the 3rd & 4th gen of any pedigree wld equal 18.8% in the blood quota table.

I wldn't mind it included in a pedigree but it's not something I wld consider ultra important to have. and vastly different to the percentages I talk about. You're not alone in wanting to know why Ted. Cheers.

what would you think of this CLICK HERE





Roy Ruddy
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14 Apr 2019 12:16


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what would you think of this CLICK HERE



Edward (Ted) Howard
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14 Apr 2019 23:54


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I cant comment as Im just a mug and go by gut feeling and have a pretty good understanding of my dogs and I don't follow UK dogs but it is the best aussie mixed with the best of UK.


Tony Digiorgio
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Ted,

"Gut Feeling" is as good a theory as any other.
The 18.8% breeding theory/formula is supposed to be a good method because it saturates the gene pool with what should be winning genes but it has just as much chance of failing as it has of being successful. The winning genes "don't" always line up when a mating takes place. Those that understand genetics will know this.

I recently watched a video on one of Belgium and Holland's top racing pigeon fanciers. His stock loft is overflowing with top bred birds but even he acknowledges that out of every 100 birds he breeds each year only 4 will be true champions or above average. The same theory will apply to greyhounds regardless of what some may think.




Raymond Peter Fewings
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15 Apr 2019 22:37


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Tony is correct re pigeons. Even top breeders will find three or four from a loft of 200 birds will determine a good or bad year. Many of pigeon breeders try all of the theories - line breeding, in breeding, outcrossing etc. One good breeding pair is all you need. Most are making up the numbers.
I am sure the secret to success in greyhounds is finding the good brood bitch and then putting in full time on the pups.
On the drag from 5 months and teaching them to change legs by running in open paddocks.
Treat them like race dogs from day one.


Tony Digiorgio
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16 Apr 2019 01:59


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Thanks Ray.
I'm glad someone understands what I was trying to say.
Although percentages help they can be hit or miss.

As far as I am concerned luck plays the biggest part when talking percentages with breeding.


Edward (Ted) Howard
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16 Apr 2019 05:27


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Agree Tony but I think you increase your luck by putting a bit of thought into what brew your mixing.


Tony Digiorgio
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edward (ted) howard wrote:

Agree Tony but I think you increase your luck by putting a bit of thought into what brew your mixing.

Granted Ted.


Matt Marshall
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16 Apr 2019 21:30


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Can someone do the mating please
My redeemer x Mexican spice

Hopefully have some fun with that litter
Uphill jills brother x striker lights sister


Tony Digiorgio
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matt marshall wrote:

Can someone do the mating please
My redeemer x Mexican spice

Hopefully have some fun with that litter
Uphill jills brother x striker lights sister

CLICK HERE

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