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Can you please post a link of the mare and stallion you are trying to breed to please.

@TYT Investments The reason you can not breed to your mare is because she is already had a baby for the year. You will be able to breed to her again in May I believe. On the link of the horse the third line down that is where it says if she has been bred.

You can breed mare once they turn 4 years of age. Your mare is 6 so you do not need to worry about it. When you do get the chance to breed there is a button at the bottom of the page that says bred to this horse. Click that and you have to come up with a name for the foal. If it doesn't go through and show you a horse picture you must try a different name, cause that name has already been in use. Watch out for lethal genes you may end up with a dead foal and a waste of HB. It has happen to me twice so far in the 3 months I have been playing. Here is the link to the lethal genes. ___> https://www.facebook.com/groups/huntandjump/880024915371787/ thanks to @lake ondowa farm for the link.

You may find this easier in the long run... Start off with foundation horses with no ancestors it makes it alot easier to build your herd and breed to even pedigrees. Here is my foundation mare in case you do not understand what I am talking about. Just click on the family tab and you will see what I am talking about. http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=3146694

TYT, would you like me to send you a breedable mare? I have a few left this season that I don't plan on using, and would be happy to help get you started -- all I need to know is what color/pattern you're interested in and your user ID number, and I can give you a mare :)

There are no "recommended" colors...it's all a matter of what each person likes. :)

These three are perfect foundation mares, meaning they're the best at breeding and showing that a foundation can be. If you don't like the colors let me know, and I'll dig up some other ones instead for you :) the benefit to these, though, is that I've never bred them so their first foals will be yours. If you want to breed them to a patterned foundation stallion, there are plenty up for public breeding and you're more than welcome to search my barns, ID 211323

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