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1) knowing what you want to breed for is very helpful, lol; make sure that you're not setting completely unrealistic goals(such as trying to breed two horses that have 'e and e' and expecting a foal with 'E and E')
2) make sure you have space and/or a plan on how to determine which foals to keep or sell
3) you can leave your mares(3years and older) in the pasture to give them a small bonus next season

-Take advantage of that sweet, sweet pasture bonus! Mares earn a tiny bonus each consecutive day they spend in the pasture, up to 30 days. Mares that have been in the pasture 30+ days get a lovely bonus (meaning their foals are more likely to remain intact after breeding advice).

-When I was new, I spent some time browsing the search page and taking note of any horses that caught my eye, then compared their genes to see what it was that made them attractive to me. Breed for what you like! There are no rules for breeding here. :)

-Spay/geld any horses you don’t plan on breeding, as they’ll receive a training bonus. More money for more breeding! :D