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Don't quote me on this, but I believe they both mean that the horses are about equal. One stallion may be slightly superior to the other, but unless it is a HUGE different the test will not specifically say Horse A is Superior to Horse B

As for your first example I believe it could be either horse that is the one who is slightly superior. I've noticed the test always tells the superiority from the horse on the left in relation to the horse on the right.

For example, if Horse A is superior to Horse B and Horse A was entered into the box on the left the test would read: Horse A is Superior to Horse B. If the same two horses were entered, but Horse B entered on left the test would read: Horse B is Worse than Horse A

Given this, it could be either one of your stallion who are superior. As I said don't quote me on this, my sleep deprived brain is probably just producing gibberish.

Ah. Okay. I've always just heard as good as and never about as good as. I assumed it was a different result you could get. Alright that makes things a bit more difficult to decide which of two brothers stays or goes, I think I'll manage.

Thanks for the help.