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- Bandit1119 December 2016
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A little question
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I am wondering how to save up for the basic upgrade 30 Iv's which is quite a lot ... i need some suggestions on how to do this , thanksPost edited by Newhavendrafts at 2016-12-29 08:18:55
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I had to buy my upgrade this year by using IV's, and I put a lot of focus on showing all of my horses. This included horses I have out on pasture. I would rotate my non-pature mares with my pasture mares every week. Also, I tried to avoid buying any horses that wouldn't have a significant impact to my showing bonus, or making any new creates. I avoided paying for anything that wasn't a show fee or an IV. It may take a while, but it's more reliable than trying to sell off horses.
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Check your PM's and pay it forward when you are able to ;) Also, HolidayFarms has some good advice there. Show everything every chance you get to stack up the points it'll pay off!
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Also a good tip is to create every rank special from ammit that you can, and sell them. Most of them go for prices between 10 000-150 000hb each, and will give you good money for IVs.
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Transfer hbs into IV's as soon as you have enough to keep from spending it lolBreeding even generation Grullos with KP, Axiom RBG & Wrong Warp, Chinnchilla, Onyx, Phantom Autumn, Bats, Ghosts, Pumpkins, Skulls & Spiders, Plaid, Watercolour genes