The analysis · Australia

Mr Brightside

An unraced dam, a bare family, and every sibling a winner.

The read

What the pedigree page says

Pedigree analysis score · out of 100

Every signal the engine could read on this horse's page, and what each one did to the score. Scoring starts at a neutral 60 and moves only on what can be verified.

AddsSire Bullbars has a strong winners-to-runners record (63% vs 42% average)Up

Takes offDam was unraced or winlessDown

Takes offLittle black type close up in the familyDown

AddsSiblings perform: 5/5 raced siblings have wonUp

The page itself

Sire, dam and family

Sire101 runners, 64 winners (63%), 3 stakes winnersBullbars

DamUnracedLilahjay

DamsireThe second sire on the pageTavistock

FamilyNo black type in the first two dams

SiblingsAll five raced siblings are winners

What actually happened

On the racecourse, and in the ring

None of the below is used in the score. It is here so you can see the page and the horse side by side, which is the entire point of this exercise.

Record48 starts, 20 wins, 13 seconds, 3 thirds

Group One winsTen

Prize moneyCareer earnings to dateUS$12.3m

Sale historyAbout US$13,000 at the Karaka May Sale in 2019, a minor winter sale rather than the January book. He was later passed in at a Ready to Run sale and changed hands again for less.

The one signal that fires hardest here is the quietest one on a catalogue page: every single one of his siblings that got to the races won. The rest of the page is empty. He returned about nine hundred times what he cost.

The score reads this horse's pedigree page as it stands today and nothing else. It is a score for the page, not a rating of the racehorse, and it is not a claim we picked them as yearlings. A horse's own black type is never counted in its own family. Prize money and prices are converted to US dollars at recent rates. Back to all eight

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