PedigreeQuery.com Providing Incorrect Info

[Monarchos1]

That site also offers pay per view for various data. The reclassification of a horse to chef-de-race would have to be done internally by the site managers. That is not a function that a customer, paying or otherwise, can do.

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

That site also offers pay per view for various data. The reclassification of a horse to chef-de-race would have to be done internally by the site managers. That is not a function that a customer, paying or otherwise, can do.

Well, when you find a free site that offers as much as they do then please let me know.

[Monarchos1]

Originally Posted by SniperSB23

Well, when you find a free site that offers as much as they do then please let me know.

Chef-de-race.com

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

Chef-de-race.com

http://www.derbytrail.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19800

[miraja2]

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

Chef-de-race.com

Yeah, where else can you learn that horses by AP Indy like to run far?
I was stunned by that development.

[sumitas]

I find pedigreequery to be an informative, fun, interactive site. I pay the $10 per month fee because it's worth it to me. Sometimes it takes that site some time to update the constant changes in dosage, new reines, etc.

[Monarchos1]

Originally Posted by sumitas

I find pedigreequery to be an informative, fun, interactive site. I pay the $10 per month fee because it's worth it to me. Sometimes it takes that site some time to update the constant changes in dosage, new reines, etc.

Dosage changes are relatively rare and the site managers don't have to update all of the offspring once a horse is re-classified as a chef-de-race. They only need to adjust the sire and the offspring dosages will self-calculate. I'm most disappointed in the lack of customer service from PedigreeQuery, as I have called and E-mailed on this matter and no one will respond. If they are willing to accept my money, they ought to be willing to respond to inquiries as to why their data is incorrect.

[slotdirt]

I haven't heard this much dosage talk since ol' blocky was around.

[Merlinsky]

{ETA: It's been changed.}

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

Dosage changes are relatively rare and the site managers don't have to update all of the offspring once a horse is re-classified as a chef-de-race. They only need to adjust the sire and the offspring dosages will self-calculate. I'm most disappointed in the lack of customer service from PedigreeQuery, as I have called and E-mailed on this matter and no one will respond. If they are willing to accept my money, they ought to be willing to respond to inquiries as to why their data is incorrect.

It's apparently on Miles to do it. Roguelet doesn't have the authority. I'm beginning to think Miles is like the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz.

Not to act like it's all cool to take someone's money w/o being a little more attentive but every year somebody rants about how little dosage means nowadays in their opinion and that it's lousy to pick your Derby horse based on it but they just have to have the correct number this second? Ugh. AP Indy just switched over for pete's sake. The world won't end if folks have to wait a couple days and I doubt a sale has been aborted with one person chasing the other down the driveway going 'no I promise! AP Indy is a Chef-de-race now! Miles will fix it eventually!' Really? Are we gonna get upset with stud farms for listing a stallion as 16.1 when you know DARN well they're no more than 15.3? I mean some of them just flat out puff it up. I say give Miles a few more days for something that isn't gonna change lives if it's not done right away.