| Angels angels |
| Don't forget to Pay BM Plant Hay Train Foals |
Spring Showers| Chromatic |
| Tano I'm just starting trying to focus on SD, so I'll probably be a little more lenient but it's good to have an idea of what to aim for eventually |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| So excited about him, Imp :D Chrome, it works well for me. I probably miss out on some potential good studs if they went up, say, 1/2/1 on weeks 3/6/9, but I have plenty of freshies to test doing it this way anyway lol I also only keep studs who reach 50 or higher on their breed LBs |
| Insignia Elites |
| I have been not naming my SD foals because I don't want to get attached xD That way its easy to cull when they don't train well |
| Embervale Acres |
| my SD lines are still being worked on to get stronger, so any colts I get are usually just held onto lol this boy is my most promising right now -HEE Click- |
| Bignus Bognus |
| Gem I do about the same for my freshies! I'm struggling with culling after they debut mostly, I have 12 right now but really only make use of like 4 of them :/ |
| Ares Battle |
| I finally got Aphrodite for my collection. Not what I had hoped, but she'll do. -HEE Click- |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| With my SD colts, they have to go up at least two bars, two times between weeks 3,6, and 9. And be all up on 4/7/10 |
| Angels angels |
| I knew that shit was going to happen!! I was breeding SSS+ to EEEs trying to get a brindle for the premium brindle quest and the first foal I breed that is just for color (doing the homo appy quest) is a damn brindle! -HEE Click- |
| Gem |
| @Bignus I keep all of my W colts initially to see how they train. They get culled if they don't have a week 3 and then I cull them more from there. I never have more than 5 to test |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| Yeah, you're definitely right about that. It just feels like I should be getting better results out of some mares if they're gonna be on the LB. But I guess either they do produce it or they don't, regardless of what they could *potentially* do |
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| Chromatic |
| Tano I'm just starting trying to focus on SD, so I'll probably be a little more lenient but it's good to have an idea of what to aim for eventually |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| So excited about him, Imp :D Chrome, it works well for me. I probably miss out on some potential good studs if they went up, say, 1/2/1 on weeks 3/6/9, but I have plenty of freshies to test doing it this way anyway lol I also only keep studs who reach 50 or higher on their breed LBs |
| Insignia Elites |
| I have been not naming my SD foals because I don't want to get attached xD That way its easy to cull when they don't train well |
| Embervale Acres |
| my SD lines are still being worked on to get stronger, so any colts I get are usually just held onto lol this boy is my most promising right now -HEE Click- |
| Bignus Bognus |
| Gem I do about the same for my freshies! I'm struggling with culling after they debut mostly, I have 12 right now but really only make use of like 4 of them :/ |
| Ares Battle |
| I finally got Aphrodite for my collection. Not what I had hoped, but she'll do. -HEE Click- |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| With my SD colts, they have to go up at least two bars, two times between weeks 3,6, and 9. And be all up on 4/7/10 |
| Angels angels |
| I knew that shit was going to happen!! I was breeding SSS+ to EEEs trying to get a brindle for the premium brindle quest and the first foal I breed that is just for color (doing the homo appy quest) is a damn brindle! -HEE Click- |
| Gem |
| @Bignus I keep all of my W colts initially to see how they train. They get culled if they don't have a week 3 and then I cull them more from there. I never have more than 5 to test |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| Yeah, you're definitely right about that. It just feels like I should be getting better results out of some mares if they're gonna be on the LB. But I guess either they do produce it or they don't, regardless of what they could *potentially* do |
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