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Dosage is a mathematical analysis of the strengths in a thoroughbred pedigree based upon the location of certain outstanding sires in its family. Who Are The Important Sires?
Here you can download a free copy in pdf format of an updated and final edition of Steve Roman's "Dosage: Pedigree & Performance" (chef-de-race.com). This is a revised version of the original book containing additional material and updated through the 2016 Triple Crown races.
The racing index charts show up on our pedigree handicapping reports and contain the following fields: Dosage Profile (DP) - Brilliant - Intermediate - Classic - Solid - Professional. The dosage profile is a series of 5 numbers which shows exactly how many points this horse has inherited from sires in each category.
Contemporary Dosage methodology fuses the basic ideas of Vuillier and Varola, incor - porating both quantitative and qualitative components while using more accessible four-generation pedigrees....
Dosage, a technique for classifying Thoroughbred pedigrees by type based on aptitudinal characteristics inherited from selected sires, originated in the early part of this century from the research of the Frenchman Lt. Col. J. J. Vuillier.
14 Δεκ 2012 · Trainers, breeders, and handicappers use the dosage system to: • Assess the likely racing aptitude of a horse based on its pedigree. • Make breeding decisions to produce offspring with desired racing traits. • Evaluate the potential performance of young or unproven horses in races of varying distances.
The Dosage Index is a mathematical figure used by breeders of Thoroughbred racehorses as an attempt to quantify a horse's ability, or inability, to compete at various distances based upon the location of certain outstanding sires in its family.
