Paper values, price drivers and comps for every yearling in the catalog, built on more than 1,500 hammer prices from Quarter Horse yearling sales. Your x-rays, notes and photos go with you, even when the barn has no signal.
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Sorrel colt, foaled FebruaryBy a leading sire · dam a stakes-placed earner
| Sire: database median $52,000, 64 sold | +62% |
| Colt | +30% |
| Foaled February | +15% |
| Dam's own earnings $61,000 | +13% |
| Catalog position | −5% |
Type a hip number. You get the catalog page restated cleanly, the paper value, and why the number is what it is.
A statistical estimate for every yearling, with a realistic range and a model cap to anchor your own limit. Top-tier pedigrees are marked with a “+”: the number is a floor, not a ceiling.
Sire strength, sex, foaling month, the dam's earnings and her best produce, each shown as a percentage, so you can agree or disagree with the model.
What the sire's yearlings brought across sales, and what this mare's other yearlings sold for at auction.
Mark x-ray status, score the walk, set your own cap, write notes and take photos. Everything syncs between your phone and computer, and it all works with no signal and catches up later.
Star the ones you like. Filter by session or x-ray status, see your caps add up, and export to a spreadsheet.
When results post, each hip shows what it brought beside its paper value, and those prices feed the next sale's model.
New sales are added when their catalogs come out.
Look before you pay. Some sales are free in full.
Paper value is a starting point, not a verdict. The model knows the pedigree, the dam's record and the sale. It can't see the physical, the vet report or who's in the seats, and those move prices too.
We show the range and the reasons with every number so you can weigh them against what you see at the barn. When a pedigree is strong enough that buyers routinely pay far past the model, we mark it “Top tier” and treat the number as a floor.