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FG Iced Renegade

i just looked at his genes and they're all color genes though so im a bit confused

He has ice one, that's the fantasy gene. He probably won't go for much though, because he's not evenly bred. I couldn't give you an estimate though

If both parents have ice one would the foal be evenly bred? and if they are evenly bred do they go for more then horses that aren't evenly bred?

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This is an example of an 8th generation evenly bred stallion from my barn. All of his short pedigree is filled with horses and then if you open his long pedigree the last line on the right is completely filled in a straight line

im sorry, i have no clue how this works

@Bandit1119 *facepalm* Never saw the full pedigree option until you mentioned it :-<

@macie No, just any two foundation horses, or any two 3rd generation horses, or any two 7th generation horses.

Try looking at this horses's pedigree, it's very short!
https://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=8956389

As you can see his parents are both 2nd generation, his grandparents are all foundations (1st generation). And he happens not to be inbred at all, though inbreeding doesn't have any effect in this game.

It's fine not to understand it right away, this is a very complex game!

You don’t have to breed siblings I just don’t have a lot of high pedigree horses so ended up breeding siblings.

Depending on your mares if you want intact offspring you may want to use a lower generation stud but I have quite a few Nexus studs of all generations.

Although this search is full of nexus horses I haven’t yet sorted through to add to my herd but if you want to look through them I may sell you one or 2 or 10

https://www.huntandjump.com/adv_search.php?runsearch=1&status=any&ageg=&agel=&agee=&erag=&eral=&erae=&heightg=&heightl=&heighte=&boneg=&bonel=&bonee=&f_basic=name&f_adv=none&f_limit=25&stallion=1&mare=1&bty=1&nbty=1&lined=lined&foundation=1&name=J&name_lm=not+like&color=&color_lm=like&owner=10629&owner_lm=like&breeder=&breeder_lm=like&sire=&sire_lm=like&dam=&dam_lm=like&barn=&barn_lm=like&pasture=&past_lm=like&tattoo=&tat_lm=like&tat_and=and&club=&bc_lm=like&bc_and=and&e1=&e2=&a1=&a4=&a2=&a3=&f1=&f2=&p1=&p2=&s1=&s2=&s3=&c1=&c2=&c3=&d1=&d3=&d2=&d4=&g1=&g2=&ch1=&ch2=&z1=&z2=&sa2=&sa1=&mu2=&mu1=&chn2=&chn1=&tig1=&tig2=&tig3=&kit1=&kit2=&kit3=&kit4=&kit5=&kit6=&kit10=&kit11=&kit12=&kit7=&kit8=&kit9=&sp1=&sp2=&sp3=&spM=&pax31=&pax32=&rb1=&rb2=&o1=&o2=&l1=&l2=&ice1=&icei=&ice2=&ice3=&ice4=&ice5=&ice6=&ice7=&ice8=&ice9=&ice10=&ice11=&ice12=&ice13=&ice14=&ice15=&nexn=&nexx=1&nexr=&nexg=&nexb=&nexw=&rainr=&rainwt=&rainpl=&raint=&rainna=&brindle1=1&brindle2=1&wf1=1&wf2=1&wf3=1&wf4=1&wf5=1&wf6=1

thanks @Bandit1119, @SherwoodStables, and @Maribo

Nvm. Thank you guys so much

Ok, thank you!

FG Meteor Shower Is this horse evenly bred?

Macie, you can go to the family tab on the horse info page.
At the top you'll see a link: 'View Full Pedigree'. If you click on that you will see the full pedigree.
For Cosmic Lights this is his full pedigree: https://www.huntandjump.com/full_pedigree.php?horseid=9219474
As you scroll down, you can see the entire pedigree is filled till the outer box with no 'jumps', that menas he is evenly bred. If you count the rows, you can see he is a 7th generation horse.

This is the link for Meteor Shower: https://www.huntandjump.com/full_pedigree.php?horseid=9219473
He is also evenly bred and also a 7th generation horse.


Edited to add:
This horse for example is unevenly by 1 generation:

MS7 Creepoasis hGP GOLD
By going to her family tab and clicking on the full pedigree link you will see this: https://www.huntandjump.com/full_pedigree.php?horseid=7606897
You immidiately see a blank space in the last column. Scrolling down it get's filled in. This shows that she is uneven by one generation. (I also name my horses per generation so you can see she is from a cross of a 6th gen stud and a 7th gen mare)

This is another uneven bred mare:

MS KissingDaBluesGby hGPS
If you go to her family tab and click on the full pedigree link (resulting in this page: https://www.huntandjump.com/full_pedigree.php?horseid=8186893) at first glance you see no 'blanks' in the column. But if you scroll all the way down you see 2 blank colums, so she is more uneven.

This guy is very uneven:

MS Kings Desire GP L
He also has a very long pedigree which takes a loong time to load, with many visible blanks. So he is very uneven. This is very common though for high PT horses, as they are often from old lines and as it takes some time to get to that PT score by even breeding (it is a lot quicker to breed to some high PT studs already available).

I hope this explanation helped a bit to help you read long pedigrees! Let me know if you have any more questions!

@macie yep that is the rule of the thumb. However it is important you scroll all the way down and all the way to the right of the pedigree.
I did edit my post a few times to provide some more examples which will show you that scrolling to see the entire pedigree is important (to not make the wrong conclusions).

evenly bred horses sell for more than non-evenly bred horses correct?