Lot 210, read in full.
A fictional yearling, built to show what a Bloodstock AI report looks like end to end: movement, pedigree, the x-ray set read film by film, value guidance and risk, every score with its reasons alongside it. No horse, sire or dam is named anywhere on this page, and no real horse or sale price is referenced.
This is a demonstration. Lot 210, its pedigree, scores and figures are entirely illustrative, built to show how a Bloodstock AI report is laid out and explained, not to represent any horse offered at any sale. Nothing here is a valuation, a guarantee of performance or soundness, or veterinary advice.
Lot 210 · Bay Colt
The one-page read a buyer sees first: the gait scores, the heart & drive read, and where this lot fits.
Every gait, measured
Stride length, cadence, symmetry and overtrack, tracked joint by joint from video at the walk, trot, canter and gallop.
Walk, trot, canter and gallop are each filmed and joint-tracked separately: stride length, overtrack, hock and shoulder angles, head and ear carriage, and left/right symmetry. How it works
The whole family, with its working
Not just the sire and dam. Bloodstock AI walks three generations, pulls every relative's race record, and turns the page into a score you can interrogate.
How the page reads
Relatives pulled in
Illustrative family. Figures shown to demonstrate the pedigree engine, not a real horse's record.
Your x-ray set, read
Bloodstock AI reads every film in the repository set for risk indicators, checks the set is complete, then reads the vet report and compares it against the films, so nothing on file goes unread and nothing in the report goes unchecked.
Important: Bloodstock AI's risk indicators are decision-support tools, not veterinary diagnoses. Where a concern is flagged, we always recommend inspection by a qualified veterinarian.
Where it fits, and what it's worth checking
An expected price band and distance profile, always shown as a range, with the reasoning and confidence alongside.
Distance profile
On the value guidance above: this is a demonstration of how a real report presents value. It is not a valuation of any horse, does not reflect real market data, and is never shown as a single guaranteed figure. Every real report ranges its estimate and states its confidence and reasoning.
What to check before you bid
Strong candidate
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