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I Still Dont understand the whole ABLB thing? LOL Can somebody explain please :D
How do you tell if your horse is on the ABLB? |
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It's the All Breed Leader Board, so the best of the best get awarded ABLB status. To see if your horse is on the ABLB, you can go to their page and look under the tab "Awards". |
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Go to Leaders>General>Top Breeders and chose the drop box. The default settings show the best stallions across all breeds, but you can change that to mares, change what breed you're looking at, and check for single disciplines like jumping. For example if you pick Best Sires Dressage and Sport Pony, you'll only see the top stallions in dressage only in the sport pony breed. |
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The ABLB means All Breed Leaderboard. It shows the top producing mares and stallions in the game. I believe that 75 (?) percent of a horse's standings is based on its strength, and 25 (?) is it's offspring's strength. You can know by going to Leaders>General, then select Best Sires Eventing and All breeds. |
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For SD, go to Best Sires/Mares Jumping/Dressage/Cross and click all breeds. |
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Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning
