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I am trying to understand them. 1. There is a leader board for all horses together and a LB for each breed. Correct? 2. It would figure that the all breed leader board would be the best LB to be on. If your horse is on the breed LB is he a good horse to keep around? I just found one of my horses on the Breed LB about #17. 3. If your horse was in this place what would you thing of the horse?
I read somewhere that you would want to breed to a horse on the leader board. 4. is this only for the all breed LB.
Just trying to understand the importance of the LB as so many speak about it like it means everything.
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Yes. The ABLB is the top leaderboard. These will be the strongest horses in the game.
Breed leaderboards are also good to be on. If your horse is on the ABLB it will also be on its breed LB. If youre breeding horses for AD ratings, you will focus mainly on the eventing LBs.
Depends on which board the horse is on. I wouldnt really think much. I aim to get my horses top 10 on their breed boards. So 17 would be good, but not excellent.
As far as breeding goes, some breeds arent on the ABLB. Like WBs. So i use the studs in the top 10 of the WBELB. (Warmblood eventing leaderboard).
If you have ablb studs in your breed available, use them. If not, use the top studs in the breed eveneting board. :) |
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Thank you. that was my thinking. My horse jumped from # 69 on the PON CC LB to #17 That was quite a jump so I was a little shocked. His Rating is not the best but is good. (SEP) He is a nice color horse and one of my favorites so far. |
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