The Chivalry data foundation
One horse.
A connected history.
Pedigree, sales, races, and workouts make up the history of the horse. The Chivalry database supplies the structured records that bring them together.
Inside the database
10.3million records
14.2million records
Inventory snapshot · May 2026
Coverage varies by horse and record type.
The data index
Explore the foundation.
A dated view of the database, with exact record counts and the fields available for research.
- Horse profiles & pedigree
- 678,204records
- Horse identity, foaling details, sire, dam, breeder, and family records.
- Race history
- 10,352,934records
- North American racing past performances going back to 2002.
- Sales history
- 292,310records
- Sale events, dates, hips, prices, sale results, purchasers, and consignors going back to 2011.
- Workout history
- 14,220,291records
- Workout dates, tracks, distances, surfaces, times, and rankings going back to 2012.
- Stallion summaries
- 8,703records
- Historical stallion stud fees.
Source: ChivalryAI Database Overview, May 2026. This is a historical inventory, not a live count. The stallion count refers to summary records; historical fee coverage varies. Coverage varies by horse, market, and year; available fields depend on your access.
Proprietary Analytics
The measures
behind the comparison.
Explore the individual and pedigree metrics, their definitions, and the research that puts them in context.
Explore Proprietary AnalyticsReading the record
Understand
the coverage.
Does every horse have every type of record?
No. A horse may have a profile without a matching sale, race, or workout history. Missing prices and unrecorded events remain missing information.
How current is the inventory shown here?
The published inventory is dated May 2026. It establishes the database scale at that time. It does not establish today’s totals or a data-update schedule. The research examples also carry their own session and event dates.
Which dates matter for a research comparison?
State the sale period separately from the racing follow-up and database cutoff. A sale group can be followed through its recorded lifetime racing results. Compare defined outcomes over a consistent follow-up period, and identify horses with missing or limited records.
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