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So IÂ’ve been breeding Tbs for it seems like forever. But they jsit keep failing me. IÂ’ve ever o my had one LB boy and that was over a RL year ago. This was my luck this month. https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=17357918 https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=17362618
What am I doing wrong? Also every month I do my breedings and then they fail it takes me forever financially to recover. I need major help. I guess IÂ’m so discouraged because IÂ’ve been doing this so long andd nothings getting better even though IÂ’ve been doing careful matching using items and trying to snag strong Mares and ABLB straws. Your help and advice would be soo soo appreciated!! <3 |
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The best way to make money is to show all of your horses. Not just show horses, everything |
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Buckleaze said:
The best way to make money is to show all of your horses. Not just show horses, everything
I do show everything. All my 225 geldings and 12 breeders :P |
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You aren't using very strong mares. If a mare is an EEE producer that does not mean she's strong. The dam of the first filly has never produced an EEE and the dam of the colt, although she's an EEE producer, none of her foals are strong. You can see this by taking her colt Kodiak for example, he is still down week 14. I'd recommend using stronger, LB mares if you want a chance at anything good :) |
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You probably arenÂ’t going to want to hear this but you need to double your numbers of geldings. If you donÂ’t have a LB stud then you need the mega stable. Otherwise 100k + broods and straws will break you. Buy some EEE fillies, even if theyÂ’re not the best numbers matter. There will be no EEE years donÂ’t let it get you down. |
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Miura Manor said:
You aren't using very strong mares. If a mare is an EEE producer that does not mean she's strong. The dam of the first filly has never produced an EEE and the dam of the colt, although she's an EEE producer, none of her foals are strong. You can see this by taking her colt Kodiak for example, he is still down week 14. I'd recommend using stronger, LB mares if you want a chance at anything good :)
I know they werenÂ’t that strong but that was all I could afford with items.
Columet Farms said:
You probably aren’t going to want to hear this but you need to double your numbers of geldings. If you don’t have a LB stud then you need the mega stable. Otherwise 100k + broods and straws will break you. Buy some EEE fillies, even if they’re not the best numbers matter. There will be no EEE years don’t let it get you down.
Well I have tried to add more but I canÂ’t afford to enter them all the time I usually lose ebs or only make a 30k profit on my best show days.. |
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Sorry for that double Edited at October 5, 2018 06:39 AM by *Stable of Jewels* |
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Honestly, instead of breeding for volume, which is a crap shot really because if you get something good it's probablyyyy RF. I'd use all that money that you're spending items and breeding and use that ebs to fund one BIG match and work your way up from there.
I've just recently started doing this, focusing only on 2-4 matches instead of the shot gun approach of hoping for something good from anyone/everyone. |
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I 100% agree with Capp, rather focus one 1-2 matches and give those matches your all.
I generally only do 3-4 Big matches, and I can see a major difference in the quality that comes out, than when I did 10 matches and most EEEs (if I got any) ended up being RF. |
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If you lose money showing your geldings, then your showing them when they're not ready to. After leveling up they need four to five weeks (P-E rated horses) training to be in the money again. Then they stay in the money for a while before they level up again.
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Warming, with Sleet and Heavy Icing
