The Equineline Mare Produce Records app, which can be downloaded free from the iTunes Store, is the company’s second product customized for the Apple tablet. The Equineline Sales Catalog app, which was launched last June, enables customers to download sales catalog books to iPads.

Each mare produce record request accesses the extensive international pedigree and racing database used by The Jockey Club Information Systems in real time for mares and their offspring. Continuously updated information includes the name of each foal and its sire, foaling date, and sex; non-productive information (barren, not bred, etc.) for the mare; and racing information and sales information for both the mare and her foals.

“Having access to updated information in a timely and convenient manner is critical for anyone involved with Thoroughbred breeding and sales,” said Carl Hamilton, chairman and president of The Jockey Club Information Systems. “This app is another example of using innovative technology to benefit the Thoroughbred industry.”

As an added convenience, customers using the new app can print and email mare produce record reports from their iPads.

Upon downloading the free app, customers are provided access to the produce records of 10 sample mares, in real time, so they can try the app before subscribing.

In addition to developing the Equineline Sales Catalog app and the Equineline Mare Produce Records app, The Jockey Club Information Systems also recently unveiled a “touch friendly” version of equineline.com.

The Jockey Club Information Systems Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Jockey Club, is an industry leader in the areas of technology and information services for industry professionals, including owners, breeders, trainers and farm personnel. TJCIS uses state-of-the-art technology to enhance the services it provides through equineline.com as well as its cataloging and software sales and consulting divisions. It develops applications for a host of operating systems including Windows, Apple and Android services.