Q&A - Why Does It Mean When a TrueNicks Rating is a 'No Rating'?

re: Q&A - Why Does It Mean When a TrueNicks Rating is a 'No Rating'?

brogers — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 20:12:02 GMT

Kellie

Not necessarily. All we are saying is that this mating has no data available to give you a guide as to the effectiveness of the cross. TrueNicks would rather give you an accurate position on the cross than make up a hypothetical number that would lead you astray.

We (Pedigree Consultants) have recommended a couple of 'No Rating' matings for clients but these were for other reasons in the pedigree.

Byron

re: Q&A - Why Does It Mean When a TrueNicks Rating is a 'No Rating'?

Kellie — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:18:38 GMT

So is this a breeding you would avoid?

re: Q&A - Why Does It Mean When a TrueNicks Rating is a 'No Rating'?

KMAUER — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:22:57 GMT

I got the same thing when I tried to look at the Indian Blessing Zensational cross a few days ago.