It would also help to track her training. It sucks that her former owners didn't, but recording wks 11-20 would still be quite helpful. This will help you remember her strengths and find her weaknesses. No stud will be equally strong in all their strengths, even if they're all up on the same wks early on. The more perfectly you can match her, the better your chances are at a good foal.

Eyrie of the Stars said:

For now your basic assessment is correct, though I would expand it to a stud weak in scope/speed, since she's up in both wk 11, meaning they're both her strengths. A few caveats are that if you want to up your chances of a strong foal, you should use a stronger stud then she's been sent to so far. I would say one that's top 20 on a breed LB or somewhere on the ABLB.

It would also help to track her training. It sucks that her former owners didn't, but recording wks 11-20 would still be quite helpful. This will help you remember her strengths and find her weaknesses. No stud will be equally strong in all their strengths, even if they're all up on the same wks early on. The more perfectly you can match her, the better your chances are at a good foal.