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In this Discussion
- ElementalStables April 2018
- fantasyfarms April 2018
- Forestshadow April 2018
- Herzeloyde April 2018
- High Five Acres April 2018
- Johara April 2018
- Kintara April 2018
Opinion...when is a horse "fully lined"?
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I have an old line that goes back many years and I also have new lines that I have kept even throughout. I am currently up to gen 5. They are on par quality wise with *some* of my older stock.
At what point would would you feel comfortable mixing them together? I am trying to eventually get everything over to the light style horses and my pearl horses really need new blood.
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It's your lines, and your horses, so you can do it whenever you want to, or need to :)
With lined horses, the best thing is to try to match equal quality with equal quality, that gives the biggest chance of getting an intact foal (if you choose to test them), so I would do it as soon as they were a matching pair quality-wise.
I play the game in the way that gives me the most fun and pleasure, so if I want to mix some horses, I mix those horses. :)Post edited by Herzeloyde at 2018-04-17 12:29:00Thanked by 1Kintara -
I breed my horses by generation, but it's your horses, your barns, your game, so you decide how you want to breed.
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I think on those long lined old LB horses then anything goes, I think crossing your good gen5's into those lines would be fine, and as Herzeloyde said, do what makes you happy!!
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I've thought of asking this myself. I've been going by generation, but I'm starting to blend my 6+ gens by paper (my boys are roughly:B, first A, second A, then 1st star, 2nd star, 3rd star, big gap, then my old long lines). I really need to pull them all out and reorganize, but I've been doing by gen so long, it's a big step lol.Post edited by Johara at 2018-04-17 20:49:03Bluegrass #143376 * Specializing in Iced Axiom (ExPro Cobs) and Iced Phantoms (PF Riding Ponies)
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I have a gen 3 * star that tests AGA some of my older stallions (LB lines)
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I figure, after 4g they all look fully lined. If your quality matches, then you are good to go!Specializing high quality dark horses with lots of chrome.
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I still breed by generation, up to 11th on HJ2 I think LOL. But those old LB lines are mixed anyway so sometimes I add a bit of colour to them with the higher gens!
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I stick to generations if only because I find that's the easiest way to roughly estimate quality when they're all the same paper level (i.e. I assume that a 4th gen Blue is lower quality than a 5th gen Blue, but I have no real way to know without doing AFPT or something like that that requires lots of breeding).
But if you wanna mix them then do it! You could always do a few test breedings and then BA them - if everything's getting neutered (and you've done enough breedings to have a sufficient sample size) then you can probably assume that it's a quality mis-match.Thanked by 1Kintara