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These ones (not the stallion)

Also ; tho I am not sure yet HOW much it matters ; the stud looks like a Solid *Star ; his parents are Star / Gold back those 3 generations
some of those mares are not and that unevenness makes me wonder if that's what caused it; while the filly might be better than the dam ; she probably is not as good as the sire

Did you manually geld spay them? The numbers I am looking at are odd. I am not sure how they were altered.

You can't comparison test fillies to their father so they could not possibly have tested aga him. Most would not even test aga as their sire now after the boost. As many of their dams are 10 to 15 points below him it will be very hard for them to produce a foal that will pass strict breeding advice. Not sure they even would have passed basic breeding advice before you boosted them. Notice how it was the fillies that were altered. Since you have a super high stud over lower end gold mares that is going to be a risk cross. Best to save the boost for colts that test as good as their sire.

I am happy to refund the boosts as long as they are not unaltered.

They were all altered by SBA