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Quick question if anyone has time to read.
Say for example each horse is given a percent mark which represents his breeding quality. Example higher level B stallion is 88%. You breed him to a lower level Red mare, 82%. I know a lot of it is chance, but say your foal papers B with an assumed rating of 85%. (Again, I know nothing is garaunteed, this is just an example and we are not meant to know everything). You give him a 5% boost which say gives him an 89-90% rating, either high high B or low low A. He now, in the numbers of things should paper higher and is now higher quality than his sire, where as before the boost he papered lower. This is disregarding consistency and performance testing.
My question is, if you breed him to a mare of equal quality, in that hypothetical 89-90% range, does the system take into account the papering of his sire and dam? Does it negatively affect the chance of the baby being altered? Again, I know there is a lot of chance in this game, as in real life and that sometimes really nice horses come out of lesser quality parents and vice versa. I'm more just curious if each horse's "percent" quality as a breeding horse is based on the individual.
Another example, if you breed an 80% B stud to a 79% yellow mare and by chance get a B colt and say the percent quality (for lack of better wording) is 80% and another breeding of an 80% B stud and 80% red mare result is another colt papers B and 80%, are they considered equal? (Again disregarding performance). Or is the yellow/B colt going to be considered less than the red/B colt because of the papering of the parents?
Hope that wasn't convoluted too much, just curious! Thanks