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So I've looked into you herd quickly, all of your foundation stallions are of exceptional level. However, you only have a few exceptional foundation mares (exceptional producers/perfect).
This means that most of your mares are one generation 'behind' on the stallions level. Expro's when you paper them are B papered (or red for the girls), but regular foundations are C papered (or yellow for the girls).
So this means that it is more of a challenge to get foals that are superior to sire, since most of your mares are a bit worse than your stallions. It is possible to get superiors but the chances to get one are just a whole lot smaller.

So what I would do if you really want a sup to sire colt is breeding them to expro/experf mares. By doing that the mares are the same 'level' as the stallion, and thus the chances are higher that the foals will be aga or maybe even sup to sire.
But, even by having the mares of the same level as the sire the chances to get a sup to sire colt are small, I breed 100s of expro foundations to expro studs, and even then I get only about a dozen of sup to sire colts.

If you don't want to change your mare herd then it just depends on luck and patience, it is possible but it is a very slim chance.

It's more a matter of patience and luck. Some seasons I don't get a sup to sire colt. Other seasons I do.

When I was staring out I accepted AGA in each generation until a superior came along and then the AGA got snipped

Here is a selection of Exceptional producing mares that were sold to me last year when I was the Secret Santa elf. I was offering them to other players to use for gifts, but no one was interested in these girls. They're mostly rather plain, but if you see any you'd like to use with your stallion, I will gladly pass them on to you for the price I paid. PM me with the links to the ones you're interested in and I'll put them in my Horse Exchange for you.

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If you keep AGA colts, you can actually end up going backwards quality-wise. AGA means ABOUT as good as, meaning they can be a little better, the same or a little worse than their sire.

I am actually needing a second gen stallion. Thank you though! They are beautiful!

He is beautiful. How much would you want for him?

I put him up for you in my buddy chat :)

@Alekai How much would you want for him?

Thank you. I think I will take!

This guy is papered A and Superior to Sire.. Does not have what I am breeding for these day but have used him in past with good results. Breed to blue or red g2 mares for best results. The pasture bonus really helps with getting intact foals

I can't afford that but thank you.