InClover Pedigree Report Help

InClover Pedigree Report Help Section

*The Pedigree Report is an ALLWAYS file ONLY report*

Race Description

• Date: Date of the race
• Track: Track code for the track where the race will be held.
• Distance: Distance of the race in furlongs/miles.
• Surface: The surface on which the race will be held on.
• Race Type: Race class code followed by a breakdown of what the class code means.
• Purse: Total prize money offered for the race.
• Claiming Price: Claiming price for the race, if applicable. A claiming price is the set amount to buy a horse in a claiming race. This will be left blank if race is not a claiming race.
• Restrictions: Horse age and sex restrictions for the race.
• Wager Types: Types of wagers for this race.
• Post Time: Scheduled start time for the race. Formatted Eastern/Central/Mountain/Pacific timezone. Parentheses indicate the timezone where the race is taking place.

Horse-to-Horse Comparison Table Terms

Sire Comparison:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Sire: Name of the horse’s sire.
• Sire of Sire: Name of the sire of the horse’s sire (Paternal Grandfather).
• SPI: Sire Production Index, a measure of the sire’s average progeny earnings compared to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater sire productivity.
• Foals: Total number of foals produced by the sire.
• Win %: Percentage of the sire’s starters that have won at least one race.
• Avg Win Dist: Average distance at which the sire’s progeny win races.
• Win % Age 2: Percentage of the sire’s two-year-old starters that win races.
• Win % 1st: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win in their first career start.

Dam Comparison:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Dam: Name of the horse’s dam.
• Sire of Dam: Name of the sire of the horse’s dam (Maternal Grandfather).
• DPI: Dam Production Index, a measure of the dam’s progeny earnings relative to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater production success.
• Dam Std Index: Standard Production Index for the dam, comparing the earnings of her progeny to the average for all broodmares.
• Dam’s Sire SPI: Sire Production Index, a measure of the Dam’s sire’s average progeny earnings compared to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater sire productivity.
• Dam’s Sire AWD: Average Winning Distance for progeny of Dam’s sire.
• Starters: Total number of the dam’s foals that have started in a race.
• Winners: Total number of the dam’s foals that have won at least one race.
• Stakes Win: Number of the dam’s foals that have won a stakes race.
• Win % Age 2:Percentage of the dam’s two-year-old starters that win races.
• Race Perf: Indicates the dam’s highest level of racing achievement during her career.

Breeding Overview Comparison:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Sex: Defines the horse’s sex/age classification.
• Foaling Month and Birth Year: Birth month/year of the horse.
• Breeder: The person or farm that owned the mare (dam) at the time she gave birth to the horse.
• Dosage Index: A pedigree-based metric indicating a horse’s balance of speed versus stamina influences. Lower values generally suggest greater stamina potential, while higher values indicate more speed-oriented breeding.
• Sire Stud Fee: The advertised breeding fee charged by the sire’s farm for one mating during the current or most recent breeding season.

Turf Stats Comparison:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Sire Turf Starts: Total number of starts by the sire’s progeny on turf surfaces.
• Sire Turf Win %: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that have won races on turf surfaces.
• Sire 1st Turf Win %: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win their first start on turf.
• Dam Turf Winners: Number of the dam’s progeny that have won races on turf surfaces.
• Dam’s Sire Turf Starts: Total number of starts by the dam’s sire’s progeny on turf surfaces.
• Dam’s Sire Turf 1st Win %: Percentage of the dam’s sire’s progeny that win their first start on turf.

Mud Stats Comparison:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Sire Mud Starts: Total number of starts by the sire’s progeny on wet dirt tracks (muddy or sloppy).
• Sire Mud Win %: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win on wet dirt tracks.
• Dam’s Sire Mud Starts: Total number of starts on wet dirt tracks (muddy or sloppy).
• Dam’s Sire Mude 1st Win %: Percentage of starters that won their first start on a wet dirt track.

By Horse Analysis Pedigree Terms:

Horse Info Section:

• Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
• PostPos: The horse’s post position for the race. This refers to the number of the starting gate stall.
• ML: The horse’s morning line odds for the race. The morning line odds are the initial odds set by the track’s oddsmaker before betting begins on the race.
• Horse: The horse’s name.
• Sex: Defines the horse’s sex/age classification.
  • Colt: A male horse under 5 years old that has not been gelded (castrated). Colts are typically still in training or early racing careers.
  • Horse: A mature male horse (usually 5 years or older) that is not gelded. Often used interchangeably with stallion, but may appear as “Horse” in racing records.
  • Gelding: A male horse that has been castrated, usually to improve behavior and manageability.
  • Filly: A female horse under 5 years old. Fillies may compete against other fillies or mixed company in races.
  • Mare: A female horse aged 5 years or older. Mares are eligible for breeding and often retire from racing to become broodmares.
  • Ridgling: A male horse with one or both testicles undescended. May behave like a stallion but is often sterile or has limited fertility.
  • Stallion: An uncastrated adult male horse, used for breeding purposes. Stallions may race, but many retire early to stud.
  • Entire: Another term for a fully intact male horse (not gelded), often used in European racing or breeding records; similar to “stallion” in meaning.
• Color: Describes the coat color of the horse.
• Foaling Month and Birth Year: Birth month/year of the horse.
• Breed Type: Horse’s breed registry classification.
  • Appaloosa
  • Arabian
  • Paint/Pinto
  • Quarter Horse
  • Thoroughbred
  • Non-Thoroughbred (in TJC registry)
• Weight: The total number of pounds the horse carried during the race, including the jockey and gear.
• Dosage Index: A pedigree-based metric indicating a horse’s balance of speed versus stamina influences. Lower values generally suggest greater stamina potential, while higher values indicate more speed-oriented breeding.
• Where Sold: Indicates the auction location where the horse was sold, if applicable
• Breeder: The person or farm that owned the mare (dam) at the time she gave birth to the horse.
• State/Country Bred: Shows where the horse was foaled. This can determine eligibility for state-bred or regionally restricted races and incentive programs.

Sire Info Section:

• Stud Fee: The advertised breeding fee charged by the sire’s farm for one mating during the current or most recent breeding season.
• YOB: Year of birth.
• SPI: Sire Production Index, a measure of the sire’s average progeny earnings compared to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater sire productivity.
• Num Foals: Total number of foals produced by the sire.
• Win %: Percentage of the sire’s starters that have won at least one race.
• Avg Win Dist: Average distance at which the sire’s progeny win races.
• Win % Age 2: Percentage of the sire’s two-year-old starters that win races.
• Win % 1st Time: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win in their first career start.
• Turf Starts: Total number of starts by the sire’s progeny on turf surfaces.
• Turf Win %: Percentage of progeny that have won races on turf surfaces.
• 1st Turf Win %: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win their first start on turf.
• Mud Starts: Total number of starts by the sire’s progeny on wet dirt tracks (muddy or sloppy).
• Mud Win %: Percentage of the sire’s progeny that win on wet dirt tracks.
• Sale Price (All Age): Average sale price of the sire’s progeny across all sale ages.
• Sale Price (Sale Age): Average sale price of the sire’s progeny sold at the same age as this horse.
• Sales Rank: Ranking of the sire based on progeny sales prices relative to other sires.
• Num Sold by Sire (All Age): Total number of the sire’s progeny sold at auction across all ages.
• Num Sold by Sire (Sale Age): Number of the sire’s progeny sold at auction at the same age as this horse.

Sire’s Sire Info Section:

• YOB: Year of birth.
• SPI: Sire Production Index, a measure of the sire’s average progeny earnings compared to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater sire productivity.
• Num Crops: Number of crops produced. A crop refers to a group of foals born in the same year by that stallion.

Dam Info Section:

• YOB: Year of birth.
• DPI: Dam Production Index, a measure of the dam’s progeny earnings relative to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater production success.
• Std Index: Standard Production Index for the dam, comparing the earnings of her progeny to the average for all broodmares.
• Race Performance: Indicates the dam’s highest level of racing achievement during her career.
• Num Starters: Total number of the dam’s foals that have started in a race.
• Num Winners: Total number of the dam’s foals that have won at least one race.
• Stakes Win: Number of the dam’s foals that have won a stakes race.
• Win % Age 2: Percentage of the dam’s two-year-old starters that win races.
• Turf Winners: Number of the dam’s progeny that have won races on turf surfaces.

Dam’s Sire Info Section:

• YOB: Year of birth.
• SPI: Sire Production Index, a measure of the sire’s average progeny earnings compared to the overall population. Higher values indicate greater sire productivity.
• AWD: Average Winning Distance for progeny.
• Num Foals (2mt): Number of foals (Sample Size) for the other (2mt) stats.
• Win % (2mt): Percentage of starters at age 2 that won races.
• 2yo Win % (2mt): Percentage of two-year-old starters that won races.
• 1st Time Win % (2m): Percentage of foals that won their first race.
• Turf Starts: Total number of starts on turf surfaces.
• 1st Turf Win %: Percentage of starters that won their first start on turf.
• Mud Starts: Total number of starts on wet dirt tracks (muddy or sloppy).
• 1st Mud Win %: Percentage of starters that won their first start on a wet dirt track.