Track Record

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Grade One winners for clients where we consulted on their purchase or retention at auctions recently include Bodemesiter (G1- $1,304,800) and Dullahan (G1-$1.072,0009)

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        Etc, Etc !! this is a partial list  ---

Many in the business long enough

can point to good horses

they have been a part of somehow.

The percentage of their successes

is much more important.

EQB has proven it can add value to even the most successful trainer’s selection process.

Sample EQB Track Record Recently:
# purchased by sample client = 43
median purchase price under $150,000.
(commissioned and/or top short-list hips)

Unraced 6
Winners at MSW or higher	26	70%
Stakes placed	11	30%
Stakes winners	8	22%
Graded Stakes Placed	10	27%
Graded Stakes Winners	7	19%

Purchased as yearlings and two-year-olds at public auctions. Race records through October of their three-year-old year. This record includes a new track record at Saratoga, a NY Turf Writers Leading Stable in USA title, and several Kentucky Derby and World Championship Breeders Cup entries.  It was a good start for a client in only its third year of racing!

Since then, as of July 2011,

those percentages have held

roughly steady

for over 4 years now.

AND what about "off-the-track?"

A typical year’s fatigue curve
 
“release” list’s

subsequent performance:

( i.e., we don't just buy at auctions.

Below are summarized results for those flagged for closer examination based on their velocity decay logarithmic fatigue curve in their 1st or 2nd race):

Among 189 full “releases”:

• 49% Won stakes races
• 70% Placed in stakes races (finished at least third)
• 11% Won G1 stakes races
• 18% Won G1 or G2 stakes races
• 24% Won G1, G2 or G3 stakes races
• 17% Placed G1 stakes races
• 28% Placed G1 or G2 stakes races
• 39% Placed G1, G2 or G3 stakes races

* These results are without testing, or knowing, other criteria like heart, gait or veterinary analysis, which would improve results.

FROM THE ARCHIVE:  Additional Eclipse nominees (thru 2006)
from EQB shortlists at yearling or two-year-olds-in-training auctions
[not bought by EQB or an EQB client]