| Wild_Potatoes |
| and wanted to focus on my career more |
Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning| Angels angels |
| The mares if you look at their production, like that one, only really produces PPPs. For matching you want their training bars to balance eachother. So where the stud is low in training bars the mare needs to be high. and vise versa. But since that stud has been trained in SD you can't match him |
| Nightshine Stables |
| It's also middle of the month so Im assuming you've probably already bred a few other pairings? |
| Angels angels |
| Wild You are using weak horses that aren't good producers and they don't match |
| Angels angels |
| She finally got it but she is trying to eat it in her hide, which doesn't have enough room for that lol |
| Willow Grove |
| Angel That X girl could be promising! Anything up week 7 is good and her w4/8 have been good too :D |
| Angels angels |
| My ball python has apparently forgotten how to eat lol I have had to give it to her 4 times already because she let go of it and lost it XD |
| Willow Grove |
| Now do I save this for another time or do it next RO? +filly sven -HEE Click- |
| Willow Grove |
| Starting small a SD line or two is a good way to get free show horses as well. The only downside is that you have to wait for them to train up |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Angel, the Second Lady actually has decent potential!! The First Lady is so mean for that though >.< |
| Willow Grove |
| Wild I would say buy younger gelds, they will last longer and earn you more in the long run. Not too expensive usually either |
| Angels angels |
| Wild It would be better to buy cheap colts or geldings and train them up to show yourself. They can show longer and make more money |
| Wild_Potatoes |
| what is everyones thoughts on buying cheap senior stallions or geldings and then gelding them and using them for show? |
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| Angels angels |
| The mares if you look at their production, like that one, only really produces PPPs. For matching you want their training bars to balance eachother. So where the stud is low in training bars the mare needs to be high. and vise versa. But since that stud has been trained in SD you can't match him |
| Nightshine Stables |
| It's also middle of the month so Im assuming you've probably already bred a few other pairings? |
| Angels angels |
| Wild You are using weak horses that aren't good producers and they don't match |
| Angels angels |
| She finally got it but she is trying to eat it in her hide, which doesn't have enough room for that lol |
| Willow Grove |
| Angel That X girl could be promising! Anything up week 7 is good and her w4/8 have been good too :D |
| Angels angels |
| My ball python has apparently forgotten how to eat lol I have had to give it to her 4 times already because she let go of it and lost it XD |
| Willow Grove |
| Now do I save this for another time or do it next RO? +filly sven -HEE Click- |
| Willow Grove |
| Starting small a SD line or two is a good way to get free show horses as well. The only downside is that you have to wait for them to train up |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Angel, the Second Lady actually has decent potential!! The First Lady is so mean for that though >.< |
| Willow Grove |
| Wild I would say buy younger gelds, they will last longer and earn you more in the long run. Not too expensive usually either |
| Angels angels |
| Wild It would be better to buy cheap colts or geldings and train them up to show yourself. They can show longer and make more money |
| Wild_Potatoes |
| what is everyones thoughts on buying cheap senior stallions or geldings and then gelding them and using them for show? |
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