New Generation of Super Trainers?

[MISTERGEE]

I will start my list off with Kirk Ziadie. An example of his work, wins 5 races at Calder just yesterday. Somewhat of an oddity, he did it with 4 different jockeys. So who is the "super trainer" to look for at your home track that we might not know about?

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by MISTERGEE

I will start my list off with Kirk Ziadie. An example of his work, wins 5 races at Calder just yesterday. Somewhat of an oddity, he did it with 4 different jockeys. So who is the "super trainer" to look for at your home track that we might not know about?

Jamie Ness won the trainer's title at Tampa and is currently 30% wins (70% ITM) at Canterbury

He's a Super Duper Trainer

[MISTERGEE]

I agree with that one Ness and Ziadie would seemingly sweep the card some days at Tampa Bay Downs

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

Originally Posted by MISTERGEE

I agree with that one Ness and Ziadie would seemingly sweep the card some days at Tampa Bay Downs

if he wasnt doing gs at the same time

[Bigsmc]

Originally Posted by MISTERGEE

I agree with that one Ness and Ziadie would seemingly sweep the card some days at Tampa Bay Downs

Ziadie's Tampa meet was way below his previous lofty standards. His main Tampa owner, Rudboy's Boy, Richard Averill has upgraded his stock and they don't run as many at Tampa anymore. I don't have the stats, but I would say they ran way more at Calder/Gulfstream than at Tampa this winter.

Ness is the new king of Tampa, by a big margin.

[MISTERGEE]

his starts were down with only 68, but he did win 20 of those, about a 30% win rate

[MISTERGEE]

wins 2 more races at crc today. for every $2 you bet to win you would profit $15.20. I think at one point he had won 7 in a row