| Moonstone Crest |
| Lol, we'd probably go broke from the vet bills. 🤣 |
Evening Thunderstorms, Hail Possible| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I'm cognizant of that, hence why I said it wasn't desirable for horses to have twins. However, it can and does happen (without intervention before delivery) to professional breeders, so in a game (where breeding is already so unrealistic) I don't see the harm |
| Moonstone Crest |
| It would be kind of fun if our horses would be able to get injured during shows / birth, I'd probably also like to see a longer / more realistic pregnancy instead of birth straight away. |
| Cappuccino |
| Twins are inherently risky for all involved. There are some breeders who have made it work and with massive intervention usually. Social media has glamorized it. Often these pregnancies are naturally aborted around 7 months..surviving foals can often have pre-term foal issues |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I know that the second/weaker twin will get pinched if found. Sometimes they are missed is what I'm saying :) Pregnancy/birth is inherently risky and our horses already give birth instantly and none of our mares/foals die or get injured. Which is unrealistic also |
| Legacy Elm |
| I don't geld my EWW colts, I will evaluate their training and if its good I will test them as freshies to see how they do before I make the decision to geld. I do the same with some EWE combos as well. I had one when I used to play and he was #5 on the ISH freshie leaderboard in yr 161. :) |
| Enoki Valley |
| Almost all professional stables will reduce one embryo if twins are found. It’s not safe for mare or foals |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Awh I wish the twins suggestion was allowed to stay open. They're not desirable but twins are occasionally born to professional breeders and thrive |
| Moonstone Crest |
| Gabs, I wouldn't geld him just yet. I remember almost gelding him and turns out he's a nice breeder for an EWW boy. <3 -HEE Click- |
| Legacy Elm |
| I have his sire, which was one of your boys. I am very excited to see how he does! |
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| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I'm cognizant of that, hence why I said it wasn't desirable for horses to have twins. However, it can and does happen (without intervention before delivery) to professional breeders, so in a game (where breeding is already so unrealistic) I don't see the harm |
| Moonstone Crest |
| It would be kind of fun if our horses would be able to get injured during shows / birth, I'd probably also like to see a longer / more realistic pregnancy instead of birth straight away. |
| Cappuccino |
| Twins are inherently risky for all involved. There are some breeders who have made it work and with massive intervention usually. Social media has glamorized it. Often these pregnancies are naturally aborted around 7 months..surviving foals can often have pre-term foal issues |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I know that the second/weaker twin will get pinched if found. Sometimes they are missed is what I'm saying :) Pregnancy/birth is inherently risky and our horses already give birth instantly and none of our mares/foals die or get injured. Which is unrealistic also |
| Legacy Elm |
| I don't geld my EWW colts, I will evaluate their training and if its good I will test them as freshies to see how they do before I make the decision to geld. I do the same with some EWE combos as well. I had one when I used to play and he was #5 on the ISH freshie leaderboard in yr 161. :) |
| Enoki Valley |
| Almost all professional stables will reduce one embryo if twins are found. It’s not safe for mare or foals |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Awh I wish the twins suggestion was allowed to stay open. They're not desirable but twins are occasionally born to professional breeders and thrive |
| Moonstone Crest |
| Gabs, I wouldn't geld him just yet. I remember almost gelding him and turns out he's a nice breeder for an EWW boy. <3 -HEE Click- |
| Legacy Elm |
| I have his sire, which was one of your boys. I am very excited to see how he does! |
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