16% increase in starters. 6% above market expectation compared to 4% above market expectation last season
21% increase in prize money per runner so far for the season with an increase in total prize by 41% (+$12.7 million)
Breaking down the starts by category of race prize for VIC & NSW, can see a super shift in both minimising the amount of <$30k races competed in. Interestingly in Victoria, the win rate has come down greatly from 27% last season to 17% this season
The placement in the <$30k in NSW this season has been tremendous winning at 44%.
Huge increase of 63% competitors in the $50k+ maidens
Similar to the overall prize money analysis, the stable still exceeds expectation in the bottom tier of $30k and less maidens suggesting could be more agressive in pushing these into the $30k to 50k tier
Decrease in performance first up from 19%W to 13%W this season. Further analysis may be required to look into why this may be the case here
Increasing 6th up+ figures have decreased here showing a 9% win rate this season compared to 21% last season. Further work required to dig deeper but could this be a matter of fatigue, increase average in jumpouts? The drop in place % compared with the actual to expected wins ratio remaining in line for this makes it less likely to be an unluckly factor
Theres is a small shift as per discussed at the end of last season to now running horses with a week less break deeper into a prep (4th up and later), with fourth up runners have 11-17 days between runs 27% up on previous seasons figure of 23%. Results have been strong in this pbracket winning at 20%
This however may be the cost at which that there has been a drop in 6th up performance. Further investigation is required.
22/23 season performed well in the bracket dropping back 200m, similar pattern in 23/24 exceed market expectation by 18%
Nothing too alarming of note for 23/24 season, monitor as sample grows for 201-400m bracket to ensure win % is consistent