Data
Sales. Racing. Breeding. Claiming. Wagering. Each generates enormous amounts of information, and much of the industry runs on it.
But the data is fragmented. It lives across different sources, formats and levels of access. Valuable information can be surprisingly difficult to find, compare and put into context.
This page is our effort to bring some clarity to it. We collect and organize public data around questions we think matter, then publish the underlying records so others can examine the evidence for themselves.
Now tracking
Major Wager on the Grade 2 Lukas Classic. Win probability, fair odds and an action price for all five runners, the pace map, where Beyer and Equibase disagree about this field, and the wagering structure that follows. Analysis posted Saturday, September 26 at 2:35 p.m. ET, before the 5:29 p.m. post time.
30%
top win probability in a five-horse field
Every yearling in the catalog with a prior public-auction purchase as a weanling or short yearling, with what it cost, what it brought and the full chain of sales behind it.
706
public-auction pinhooks tracked
Archive
Every juvenile in the catalogue with a prior public-auction purchase, joined to its under-tack time. 538 horses, 65.9 percent of the catalogue, with median price and clearance by breeze time across the whole sale.
The same census for the 2025 sale, built from the completed results. 714 pinhooks, 76.0 percent initial ring clearance, a 1.75x median, and a book-by-book comparison against every catalogued horse carrying no prior public purchase.
