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So I have a stallion ( here) that I'm considering gelding for a show horse. But he might be a decent stud. What should I do? |
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Trivia Team
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Geld them! Not worth keeping a stud unless there's a W in there. :) |
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Edited at June 13, 2020 07:17 PM by HorsinÂ’ Around
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Geld all of them. Their ratings are crap. |
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Moderator
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This is easy to answer in each case with one question:
Do YOU think that this boy will be able to really improve yor stable rating or color wise (in 2 gameyears for a colt) - or do you think there are other boys out there for brood, decent in price and more obviousely the better producers than this one....
No matter what you are breeding for and not matter if you are a new or experienced stable.
No matter which rating the horse has or which color genetics.
No matter what you are told in chat or by your friends.
A show gelding can win up to 350k and more in his lifetime and is the best support your stable can have ;)
But its always up to YOU and your way of gameplay if you want to geld or keep intact :D |
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Kuewi KNN Stable said:
This is easy to answer in each case with one question:
Do YOU think that this boy will be able to really improve yor stable rating or color wise (in 2 gameyears for a colt) - or do you think there are other boys out there for brood, decent in price and more obviousely the better producers than this one....
No matter what you are breeding for and not matter if you are a new or experienced stable.
No matter which rating the horse has or which color genetics.
No matter what you are told in chat or by your friends.
A show gelding can win up to 350k and more in his lifetime and is the best support your stable can have ;)
But its always up to YOU and your way of gameplay if you want to geld or keep intact :D
Ok, Thanks |
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