| Arvalon Studs |
| And I completely forgot about RO tomorrow.. |
Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens| The Painted Pantheon |
| Ive definitely kicked mares to my show string for throwing consistently lackluster foals. I was already looking for weak mares without realizing it LOL Thank you! |
| Insignia Elites |
| Im excited for RO. I have my very first WWW bred stallion for his freshman year. His sire was my own horse so I know he might not hit LB but I have my fingers crossed he does produce well! |
| The Lone Star |
| In Lilac's case, if you looking at the breeding history, the mare is "weak" because she hasn't produced above EEE even when bred with WWW stallions. There's a small chance she could produce W if paired with a stronger stallion higher up the leaderboard. But like I said, the foal might end up being weak and so it's not worth it to continue using that mare. |
| Sweet Valley |
| I guess tomorrow I am going to plant grain. Hopefully it rains a bit each day because I can't afford to buy water each day |
| The Painted Pantheon |
| Thank you Imp! That was very helpful! I have been tracking some training but didn't really know what was good and what wasnt |
| The Lone Star |
| If you wanted to give it a best shot, I'd try sending her to a stallion higher on the leaderboard. But there's a big chance even if you get a single W, the foal will be very weak. You'll get better results if you save your EBs for a stronger mare. Try buying a brood over owning a mare. |
| The Painted Pantheon |
| This is a legitimate question - I am just starting to breed high rated horses. How do you determine if a horse is strong or weak? |
| The Lone Star |
| Lilac, that mare is very weak. I doubt you'll get anything above EEE out of her. |
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| The Painted Pantheon |
| Ive definitely kicked mares to my show string for throwing consistently lackluster foals. I was already looking for weak mares without realizing it LOL Thank you! |
| Insignia Elites |
| Im excited for RO. I have my very first WWW bred stallion for his freshman year. His sire was my own horse so I know he might not hit LB but I have my fingers crossed he does produce well! |
| The Lone Star |
| In Lilac's case, if you looking at the breeding history, the mare is "weak" because she hasn't produced above EEE even when bred with WWW stallions. There's a small chance she could produce W if paired with a stronger stallion higher up the leaderboard. But like I said, the foal might end up being weak and so it's not worth it to continue using that mare. |
| Sweet Valley |
| I guess tomorrow I am going to plant grain. Hopefully it rains a bit each day because I can't afford to buy water each day |
| The Painted Pantheon |
| Thank you Imp! That was very helpful! I have been tracking some training but didn't really know what was good and what wasnt |
| The Lone Star |
| If you wanted to give it a best shot, I'd try sending her to a stallion higher on the leaderboard. But there's a big chance even if you get a single W, the foal will be very weak. You'll get better results if you save your EBs for a stronger mare. Try buying a brood over owning a mare. |
| The Painted Pantheon |
| This is a legitimate question - I am just starting to breed high rated horses. How do you determine if a horse is strong or weak? |
| The Lone Star |
| Lilac, that mare is very weak. I doubt you'll get anything above EEE out of her. |
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