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Personally I think it's best to take a month or two and just breed anything that looks interesting! That way you can try out different colors and patterns and see which ones you still like. I can't tell you how many times I've seen new people do a full barn sale because they are changing their goals. Then again, that's perfectly ok, too, since nothing in this game is a race!

@Bambi207
Horses move up to the next show level when training has added enough points to their show scores that they qualify for moving up. Here's a chart I made quite a while ago that shows the points at which a horse is likely to level up to the next class. The three columns list Level, Grade (Local, Regional, National, World), and the approximate score when a horse levels out of each one. The question marks at the Level 6 and early Level 7 grades are because Ammit enlarged the range of scores for those classes, but I had already purchased my Premium Upgrade and so didn't have to keep track of exactly where my horses were to decide when to show them. This was long before the invention of the showing bonus based on points, when you wanted to show horses only if they were likely to place in the top half of the class so that you would at least earn back the entry fee for the class.

. 1 L 2
• 1 R 5
• 1 N 8
• 1 W 10

• 2 L 20
• 2 R 30
• 2 N 40
• 2 W 50

• 3 L 60
• 3 R 70
• 3 N 80
• 3 W 90

• 4 L 100
• 4 R 110
• 4 N 120
• 4 W 130

• 5 L 140
• 5 R 150
• 5 N 160
• 5 W 170

• 6 L ?
• 6 R ?
• 6 N ?
• 6 W ?

• 7 L ?
• 7 R ?
• 7 N 260
• 7 W 270

• 8 L 280

I'm honestly torn between grulla and cremello/perlino.. I've always loved grullo but I learned gene sequences with cream genes because, to me, it's the easiest color to learn