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I am so IN LOVE with this mare of mine. She was captured in the wild using my first ever silver horse token. I just got her breed approved today and turns out she's the only one with her coat colour!! On TOP of that, she has Cream, Pearl, Silver & Champagne genes!!! (If I got that right haha) Now, I'm not sure how I should go about Breeding her. Does anyone have suggestions on the types of stallions I should go for? Im also somewhat new here, and Im not familiar with the breeding hype and terms. If anyone can enlighten me, please do so XD Thank you! |
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What are you looking to breed out of her? More 1/1s or a specific colour? I also suggest looking here: (if you haven't already) and here: Its by Kuewi KNN stable, they've listed all the different colour petterns and genetics. It might help if you know what your looking to breed or want to know more about genetics. Hope this helps! |
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Something you should know. Due to the variety of genes this game has, is very easy to get 1 of 1 horses. What counts more, and that's the hard part, it's ratings. That's what makes a horse valuable. Now, if you want to breed only for colour you can do it. Your mare doesn't carry pearl. Pearl is recessive and is prl. Rest of the genes are heterozygous so your mare can produce a plain foal. That's something you should have in account when breeding her. Colour breeders should aim towards having homozygous genes so their horses will always produce colour (at least that's what I would do). |
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Shivering Sea said:
Something you should know. Due to the variety of genes this game has, is very easy to get 1 of 1 horses. What counts more, and that's the hard part, it's ratings. That's what makes a horse valuable. Now, if you want to breed only for colour you can do it. Your mare doesn't carry pearl. Pearl is recessive and is prl. Rest of the genes are heterozygous so your mare can produce a plain foal. That's something you should have in account when breeding her. Colour breeders should aim towards having homozygous genes so their horses will always produce colour (at least that's what I would do).
This :) It depends on what you want to get from her. Breeding 1/1s isnt to hard, so I wouldnt worry about matching her, just take into account the genes. Anywho, congrats on you gorgeous capture! <3 |
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