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(SCRATCH... I also can’t read but I wrote a lot so if anyone is bored and wants to read xD )

Hey,

I have been playing since 2015, and boy can I say a lot has changed in what I'm breeding for. :) I used to be all into getting the highest PT at no matter the cost. But now I'm sucked into breeding more carefully and getting horses with even matched pedigrees. I strive to get quality breeding stock over quantity of breeding stock. I push for blue papered 2nd generation mares and later on pray for some gold papered mares by 4th generation. I use strict breeding advice on my 3rd and 4th generation fillies and on all my colts. I recently started only keeping the higher PT altered foals (usually 11 and above) as show horses and then sale the others to auction or back to the game to give myself room in my barns to better organize my horses. I'm very meticulous with my barns and separate the generations out. This has really helped a lot in moving forward with my breeding. I keep all mares I plan to breed in pasture because I feel that the benefit in the breeding ability outweighs that of the monetary value of keeping them out and showing them. I've been working on the ice gene for most of the time here. Unfortunately the ice genes I have now are all 'public' I guess... but I keep my specific lines in house. I try to keep only one stallion of each ice combination I have. This way I am only breeding the my best available stallion. One gene that I would like to have in the future is the satin gene, because I feel like the homozygous effect on a ice carrier would look stunning.

The Goal: Maintain line of strictly bred and tested horses while pushing them to perform better and reach higher paper, PT, showing ability quicker. With a minor goal of incorporating satin in the future (but to me quality comes before color)

To just give you a quick progression idea, here are my 3 examples. A 3rd, 4th, and 5th generation foals this year as my examples. Note that even though the 3G has no remarkable colorings, because of her quality, she remained in the herd.
3G:http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=6576997
4G:http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=6576910
5G:http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=6576930

Your First Foundation Stud:
Based on birthday it's a tie between some horses, but this horse has the lowest number.
http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=2947155

Highest AFPT stallion
http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=5657829

@White Valley I didn't even see that it said game years! Wow I need to get my eyes checked lol. I'll scratch my entry!

Hi everyone, I definitely mean 6 game years or LESS so under 1 real year.
I know that's when I hit a wall, I had worked out all the kinks of how to play and had a goal but not the funds to start on my way there.

Great idea for putting up a create for 1mil.

I will pick a winner on 10th June. So don't be shy and put an entry in.

Ive been playing since July of 2017. I’ve been struggling trying to find what I want to breed, but I came across a stallion in my barn and I’ve fallen in love with everything about his color and his only current daughter. I am beginning to cull everything I own in order to be more precise with my breeding. I am really lacking space better breeding stock and also show horses for additional income.

He is an A papered silver buckskin. I love the way horse with AtA gene look and so far both his off spring carries it.

2g Shake A Bolt

This is his second son. He sadly didn’t receive the AtA. He isn’t the best but he is still a stunning Silver Buckskin.
3g Shake for Summer

Here is his daughter. She my very first blue papered 3rd gen from my original blood lines. She also has a PT score of 11 which is also my best from my blood lines.
3g Bam Bolty Boi

From what I found this was your first stallion

Lost One Spot APP


And this is you highest AFPT stallion

ZP5 Thane

And after some careful consideration the winner is!......

Blaze5115

Congratulations! I will send you a private message now :)