Win rate and top-3 rate will show once this horse has raced.
What we do know is the breeding, and it is decent. The father, Duramente, was one of Japan's finest racehorses of the modern era, winning the Japanese Derby and Kikuka Sho before going on to become a highly regarded stallion. The mother comes from the Deep Impact line, another Japanese superstar whose influence on breeding has spread across the globe. Both names carry genuine prestige, so there is plenty of quality in this horse's family tree.
At four years old, Masquerade Ball is making a debut later than most. Plenty of racehorses are up and running by two or three, so there is a natural curiosity about why this one has taken a little longer to get to the track. Whether that turns out to mean anything at all, only time will tell. For now, the only thing to do is watch and see.