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- Abbey98 January 2015
- SandyCreekAcres January 2015
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- GoldenSpur 1:44AM
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breeding creates
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I believe I have bred my foundation creates. How do I know they are bred and when do the foals come??? please help
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Check your horse's information page. The third item below the name is "Number of foals this year: " If it says 0, then the horse has not been bred. Mares will have 1, if they've been bred, and stallions whatever the correct number of breedings there is. Mares can be bred once per season; stallions may be used for live cover up to 50 times.
If you are breeding by hand, the foals will appear immediately after you click the breed this horse button. If that didn't happen, the breeding did not take place. This may be because the name you picked for the foal has already been used. Try again with a different name.
Okay, I have checked out your stable. The only mare you have that can be bred this year is Hard Hitter. You will notice that she is 4 years old. Mares must be that old before they can be bred. Stallions must be at least 3.
I strongly recommend that you put all your stallions and mares through gelding advice and mare advice. These are free tests and will weed out any horses that are not good enough for breeding. If a horse does not pass these tests and is neutered by them, it means that they would not produce decent foals. You can keep them for showing or put them into the auction.Thanked by 1Abbey98 -
thank you every much