The bloodstock buying guide
Nebula23 reads every page of the sales catalogue, scores every lot against your own weightings and carries them into the inspection on your phone. One ranked list, tuned to you.
The default pedigree DNA. Width is weight. Yours will look different.
Lot 147 · p.212
Dubawi (IRE) × Lady Aurelia (USA)
Bay colt · Tattersalls October Book 1
The problem
Reading a catalogue by hand means pencil marks, a spreadsheet and a lot of trust in your memory at 2am. Page 40 gets more attention than page 400.
Nebula23 reads every page with the same weightings, so lot 469 is judged exactly like lot 1. You spend your time at the box, not the desk.
How it works
Weight sire, dams, siblings and cross the way you buy. Save one profile per horse type.
Upload the sale's PDF. Every lot gets a Pedigree Score and a Family Score, with the evidence.
Mark seven physical factors 1 to 5 at the box. A basic inspection takes under 30 seconds.
The final guide re-ranks on 40 / 40 / 20. Your A-list is ready before the lot enters the ring.
At the desk
Every lot, ranked. Dense enough for the night before.
At the box
One lot per screen. Controls big enough for gloves.
Lot 354 · p.511
Bernesq (FR)
Who it's for
Speed pedigrees, early maturity and a walk that says ready by May.
Stamina through the dam line, size and a frame that will carry condition.
Deep NH families, bone and scope. Built for the long game.
500+
lots scored per catalogue
9
pedigree factors, weighted by you
<30s
for a basic inspection
Pricing
Sample plans. Final pricing to be confirmed.
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One catalogue, one Buying DNA.
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Every sale you attend, one buyer.
Talk to us
Teams scoring together.
FAQ
No. It does the reading and the sums. Your eye decides, and your inspection marks carry into the final guide.
Any sale with a catalogue PDF. Tattersalls, Goffs, Arqana and Tattersalls Ireland catalogues are tested today.
Yes. Your Buying DNA is yours. Set it per horse type and reset to the default at any time.
Every score links back to the catalogue page it was read from. Nothing is invented.
Inspections are designed for one-handed use on a phone. Offline saving is on the roadmap.