Broodmare Analysis Report

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

bob smith — Fri, 28 May 2010 01:29:11 GMT

how do i get a free brood mare analysis?

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

john horton — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 02:54:38 GMT

when a fee range is entered and a single state is selected the system does not appear to limit the stallion selections to that state and loads "all areas." What's the problem?

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

Luis Salvador — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:39:56 GMT

I own a small breeding farm (six mares, two stallions), also run at the local race track, have a SW (USA) mare to take to the farm. Locally there are 6 or 7 good stallions, besides mines. Will they all be listed in the nicks to mate to my mare?

Scot's reply: All registered Thoroughbred stallions are available for TrueNicks' Broodmare Analysis report. If you do not find the stallion that you're interested in, please email me and I will have him added to the Index of Thoroughbred studs.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

jim mckenney — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 23:05:24 GMT

i have a mare named touring the world & i can't get a nick on her she is out of yearly tour by souvenir copy can you help me?

Byron's reply: Jim, the TJCIS database has all named foals in North America and most major countries so it is very, very rare not to find a named horse in the database. I have just checked "touring the world" and she is in the database.
If you mean that you cannot get a "good nick" out of her, try running a TrueNicks Broodmare Analysis Report on her. You pick 50 stallions and it returns the ratings on all of them along with a sort of the ratings by Variant and a new catalogue style pedigree.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

pierre du toit — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 07:57:29 GMT

when will nicks of 2009 be available

Scot's reply: Thanks for your question, Pierre. I believe you're referring to The Blood-Horse book "Nicks 2010." That book was released at the end of 2009 and is sold out -- but a digital version is available. ... If you're asking about the TrueNicks calculation, though -- that's easy: the latest nicks are ALWAYS available because TrueNicks reports are calculated when you submit the request. They always take into account the latest racing data.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

cots — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:48:48 GMT

Do you have a product that if I submit a broodmares name that you will give me the top 25 choices for her?

The Tribe has Spoken! - Curlin tops potential matings for Rachel Alexandra

TrueNicks — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:42:36 GMT

The TrueNicks community voted on the best first mate for superfilly Rachel Alexandra. Here are the results, along with links to the full reports.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

hozzer64 — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 02:51:53 GMT

If I give you my mare, and I choose 25 stallions I want to use, will your system give me the next best 25 as well as mine for the $195.

Byron's reply: Interesting question and a good idea for a new product. We have a concept for a similar product called "B+ or better" and another product called "10 plus 1" which sort of do similar things to what you are suggesting above. We have got a fair bit on the development plate at the moment but both these products are up for scope and development later this year. If you have any other ideas please don't hesitate to send them along to me or Scot.

Scot's reply: Just to add quickly to Byron's comments... the Broodmare Analysis report DOES allow you to select stallions by name AND have the system select stallions by your other criteria (location, stud fee). Mix and match as you see fit ... add stallions or delete them if one of your searches brings up stallions that don't interest you. This report will run your mare against up to 50 stallions (any stallion in the world -- he doesn't have to be subscribed to TrueNicks!) and will rank the resulting scores from highest to lowest.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

paul schaffer — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 03:40:49 GMT

What is cost of Sept keenland nicks

sept 20-24th?

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

Paul Worts — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:39:16 GMT

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Equineline.com Now Offers Broodmare Analysis Report

TrueNicks — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 02:49:40 GMT

The Jockey Club makes the new TrueNicks Broodmare Analysis report part of its equineline.com reporting features -- opening up the nicking service to a worldwide audience.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

JOE HADEED — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 16:48:35 GMT

I HAVE 7 MARES IN TRINIDAD I WOULD GIVE YOU THE NAMES AND THE STALLIONS WE HAVE WHAT WOULD IT COST FOR YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS THANK YOU JOE

Scot's reply: Thanks, Joe. The Broodmare Analysis report allows you to run one mare or several against the stallions of your choice. Single reports cost $195 and allow you to run hypothetical matings with one mare and up to 50 stallions. If you purchase multiple reports, the cost goes as low as $105 each.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

D. Whitford — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:55:03 GMT

I am interested to know if the Broodmare Analysis allows you to name a stallion who is pensioned or deceased (so I can see the ratings on some of her previous foals)?

Scot's reply: The Broodmare Analysis report is available for all active stallions worldwide. Our standard report (http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/truenicks/equinline_access.html) is available for all stallions and mare registered in 1970 and later, however -- this would allow you access to ratings for your mare's previous foals.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

Alan Porter — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 03:13:06 GMT

There are several advantages. Firstly, if time is money, one has to allow for the cost of the time involved in running a mare against each stallion, then sorting the results.

In addition, the Broodmare Analysis allows the user to hypothetically mate the mare with any stallion (throughout the world), whether or not the stallion is subscribed to any nicking service. The results are then sorted by TrueNicks Rating and Broodmare Sire Improvement Index, which brings us to...

Finally, only mare owners who purchase the TrueNicks Broodmare Analysis will have access to the BSII (Broodmare Sire Improvement Index) which shows how much the sire or sire line has improved the broodmare of broodmare sire line. This gives broodmare owners a unique perspective on the proposed mating.

Reader Question -- Broodmare Analysis Report with Free Stallions

TrueNicks — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 16:26:49 GMT

A reader asks about the benefits of purchasing a Broodmare Analysis report versus obtaining complimentary ratings from the 350+ stallions subscribed to the pedigree nicking service.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

Lou — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:51:24 GMT

Do you use the total foal crop of a stallion or just winners and SW when generating the hypothetical nicking choice?

Scot's reply: The TrueNicks calculation considers every foal by the stallion, and every foal bred on the same cross, when rating each nick. That's one of the biggest advantages of partnering with The Jockey Club Information Services -- we're using the full database of the official recordkeeper of the Thoroughbred breed.

re: Broodmare Analysis Report

wendy komlo — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:36:55 GMT

Why is not this system able to pull

my mares name up????

She is by Oh Say in US????

name Whatevers Fair

Scot's reply: Hmmm... I'm not running into any problems when I input your mare's name. I've emailed you so we can figure out where the error might be. Thanks for asking!

Broodmare Analysis Report Unveiled

TrueNicks — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 22:42:35 GMT

The new Broodmare Analysis Report provides an efficient and comprehensive way to analyze the crosses of multiple mares against multiple stallions.