| Angels angels |
| Me too Ivy |
Sunny Day with a Full Moon tonight| Minerva |
| I started out just doing the eventing futurity to be fair- just entered everything that was likely to come out EEE or better when it was bred and went from there. I think I won it in either my first or second year doing it? It's honestly such a chill way to get a few more ebs every year |
| Insignia Elites |
| Thanks for the tips! I focus more on AD but love to have a few SD and try futurity foals every year |
| Minerva |
| -HEE Click- You can see some of these girls were entered in futurity, but I just treat them as normal since they'd have no chance of winning |
| Minerva |
| When I breed SD, if a pair gives a W it gets repeated until one of them retires, so I don't mind chopping the balls off a stud's first crop as he'll have plenty more to succeed him if he's good, or I don't want his line to continue if he's shit |
| Minerva |
| I average 4-6 EEE-EEW boys for AD, then I just enter everything when I test my SD freshies (if I've got a lot I'll enter 10 from each rather than all 20) and there's almost always 10 boys there. Often a couple more so I choose the prettiest ones to keep their balls |
| Angels angels |
| Okay I am tired of it. I give up lol I will do the rest some day |
| Insignia Elites |
| I enter a few a year but I find most times it turns out to be a filly xD and sometimes I want to keep the balls but I find that getting a LB SD stallion is hard |
| Insignia Elites |
| @Min do you use a lot of sexed items then to make sure you only have colts born for the futurity? |
| Minerva |
| Luna said anything that isn't a show gelding, not any gelding that isn't showing I'm pretty sure |
| Minerva |
| I don't enter mares into futurity as they're so unlikely to win theres no point. Only have up to 10 geldings per discipline. AD futurity is usually won by EEW+ geldings, sometimes EEE. SD is I think always W gelds- I might be wrong but I don't think I've ever seen a mare place. |
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| Minerva |
| I started out just doing the eventing futurity to be fair- just entered everything that was likely to come out EEE or better when it was bred and went from there. I think I won it in either my first or second year doing it? It's honestly such a chill way to get a few more ebs every year |
| Insignia Elites |
| Thanks for the tips! I focus more on AD but love to have a few SD and try futurity foals every year |
| Minerva |
| -HEE Click- You can see some of these girls were entered in futurity, but I just treat them as normal since they'd have no chance of winning |
| Minerva |
| When I breed SD, if a pair gives a W it gets repeated until one of them retires, so I don't mind chopping the balls off a stud's first crop as he'll have plenty more to succeed him if he's good, or I don't want his line to continue if he's shit |
| Minerva |
| I average 4-6 EEE-EEW boys for AD, then I just enter everything when I test my SD freshies (if I've got a lot I'll enter 10 from each rather than all 20) and there's almost always 10 boys there. Often a couple more so I choose the prettiest ones to keep their balls |
| Angels angels |
| Okay I am tired of it. I give up lol I will do the rest some day |
| Insignia Elites |
| I enter a few a year but I find most times it turns out to be a filly xD and sometimes I want to keep the balls but I find that getting a LB SD stallion is hard |
| Insignia Elites |
| @Min do you use a lot of sexed items then to make sure you only have colts born for the futurity? |
| Minerva |
| Luna said anything that isn't a show gelding, not any gelding that isn't showing I'm pretty sure |
| Minerva |
| I don't enter mares into futurity as they're so unlikely to win theres no point. Only have up to 10 geldings per discipline. AD futurity is usually won by EEW+ geldings, sometimes EEE. SD is I think always W gelds- I might be wrong but I don't think I've ever seen a mare place. |
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