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I started boosting around the time when the horses started to consistently give foals around PT 13-13.5 if I remember correctly (That was when boosting first became available, so I may remember wrong).

You need to
a) Either boost both the stallions and the mares and make sure that they are around the same breeding level (know your lines!) or;
b) start to ignore the breeding advices.
Eventually, you will need to do both.

i think i agree with you.
it would be just as easy to start a new line then spend all the tokens to boost.
but maybe the boosted line is making a lot of tokens to warrant the boosts.
any feedback from these boosted lines?

I currently have an era 8 line that is doing well and placing high on the leader boards and i havent had to do any boosting yet.
I have era 9, 10 and 13 that im still working on and recently started era 14.
I am just curious at what gen or pt do you ushually hit that bench mark where foals end up aga or worse and boosting is needed?

I think i have a long way before worrying with my newer era lines but think my era 8 is getting close to that mark. My highest pt era 8 is 13.6pt.

I personally think the max out ability would serve you better, since that doesn’t change the era. A boost will make your era go down. A era 8 horse with a boost will become era 7.

I do a lot of boosting on this account, but all of my horses are era 0, I can’t go any lower. I also only boost after I MOA a horse.

On Mesa I am only using MOA. I cannot use a boost since that would reck my era breeding goals. I’m currently at a 13pt with 8 gen horses. Also GMTing a horse perfectly consistent helps with the pt score, same with MOA. Not all the time, sometimes they are already as good as they are going to get.