SOPHOMORE CROP AUGUST 2023 TO OCTOBER 2023 PERFORMANCE REVIEW

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SOPHOMORE CROP AUGUST 2023 TO OCTOBER 2023 PERFORMANCE REVIEW

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SOPHOMORE CROP AUGUST 2023 TO OCTOBER 2023 PERFORMANCE REVIEW


The NHA Handicappers are tasked with ensuring that all horses in handicaps have an equal chance of winning as per the rules of the NHA (Rule: 47.3.2 a handicap, which shall be a RACE in which the weights to be carried by the HORSES are allocated by the Handicapper for the purpose of equalising their chances of winning). It is, however, a trend that the three-year-old crop consistently outperform their older rivals in benchmark handicaps. This is likely due to their freshness in racing, their propensity to improve more rapidly than older horses, and the likelihood that trainers take advantage of the favourable WFA for the more mature three-year-old’s early in the season. This trend flattens as the months progress as the Handicappers are able to gain better insight into the merit of each three-year-old, and as the WFA allowance reduces.



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