Equinome Performance+

Equinome

New genomic test

Equinome
Performance+

Three genomic tests. One racing prediction score.

We now have 10 years of data tracking 11,000 tested Thoroughbreds from DNA test to racetrack. It confirms that our Genomic Racing Value, Genomic Inbreeding Value and Raced/Unraced Potential tests identify a genetic advantage to racecourse success.

Research has determined how each test contributes to performance in a different way. We have modelled them together into a single score: Equinome Performance+.

10years of
validation
70,000genetic
markers
11,000tested
Thoroughbreds
Yearling selection
+60%Prize
money

High Performance+ yearlings typically earn 60% more prize money than Base.

Identify your highest potential horses before finalising your sales or training decisions.

Your Performance+ result

Each test is weighted by how strongly it predicts racing performance, then modelled together into one score.

0–100score to rank a group
Base · Med · Hightier for a quick read
More than prize money

Built to race better, and for longer

Equinome Performance+ brings together genetic information linked to both racing performance and longevity. Compared with Medium and Base horses, High-scoring yearlings race more often, perform better each time they run, and are more likely to reach the top levels.

How it works

Three independent signals, modelled together

Each test captures largely different genetic information, so together they give a more reliable read than any single test alone.

01

Genomic Racing Value

Genetic markers contributing to on-track performance.

02

Genomic Inbreeding Value

Genetic measure of actual inbreeding.

03

Raced/Unraced Potential

Genetic suitability to withstand training.

Find out which of your yearlings have the highest genetic potential

Talk to our team about testing your horses with Equinome Performance+.

Talk to our team

Or email sales@zinto.com

Based on 11,000 tested Thoroughbreds from across the globe with Equinome genomic results and race records. Results describe a population and do not predict the outcome for any individual horse.