What is a C:T?

• Average best distance – 9.1 f (1830 m)
• Almost 70% of C:Ts win 8 - 12 f (1600 - 2400 m)
• 50% of C:Ts win 5 f - 1 mile (1000 - 1600 m)
• 55 % of 12 f (2400 m) winners are C:T
• Fast, Middle-Dist ance Type

A C:T horse has a mixture of speed and stamina and is the most versatile in terms of distance. A C:T horse can perform well as a two-year-old, but is best suited to races between 7 - 12 f (1400 - 2400 m). Only C:T horses are likely to win both one mile (1600 m) and one mile and a half (2400 m) Group races. A C:T stallion is more likely to produce winning two-year-olds if compatible mares are used. The progeny of a C:T mare over her life-span will be C:C (25%), C:T (50%) or T:T (25%), and these proportions can shift towards more speed (C:C and C:T) if a C:C stallion is used or towards more stamina (C:T and T:T) if a T:T stallion is used.

Proportion of Group race winning C:T horses that won their best race at distances shown in two furlong increments. C:T horses are best suited to distances 7 – 12 f.

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