How is CASE Data Produced? There are three main elements 1) Technology and Approach, 2) Data Collection, and 3) Data Generation.

Technology and Approach The foundation of CASE is a proprietary equine biomechanic technology that is in the same family as our affiliates have been using for years.

Monticule farm and EQUIX Biomechanics are affiliated companies of Case The Race and are pioneers in the field of equine biomechanics. Using proprietary technology, which is the foundation of Case The Race's special handicapping technology, the Monticule farm (using Equix technology) has massively out performed the industry in producing winners.

The performance shown below is derived from a MarketWatch study of the breeding program of Monticule farm (Stakes Winners 16.1% and Graded Stakes Winners 5.5%) and an Equix study conducted over 13 years and including 959 mares and 2,629 foals (Stakes Winners 17% and Graded Stakes Winners 6%).

Data Collection Though CASE is fundamentally rooted in science and technology, and utilizes advanced hardware and software to produce the data you eventually use; the first step in the process is intensely human. A trained Specialist analyzes, scrutinizes, and pours over a race tape.

Specialists from around the world are employed to do this incredibly detailed analytic work. With over 50 individual observations per horse for each race, it can take up to 8 hours for a trained individual to perform their analysis on a single race. Many of our Specialists have spent a lifetime working with horses. And though they are ?ghorse people?h through and through, it can still take up to six months of intensive training before an analyst can make the critical observations that CASE requires.

Data Generation Once the data is collected, it is put through a data engine that uses our proprietary model to analyze the data and produce the CASE indices. An individual horse will generate over 220 variables to populate CASE?fs unique and distinctive functions, relationships, and statistics in the process of producing the CASE numbers.

Anatomy of a CASE Report