| Cataclysm |
| What makes a straw outstanding? |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Ali, I got you a premium account and some EBS. Go rate your horses and see if you can decide what breed you want to specialize in and if you want colors or high ratings. |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Depends what you breed for. It's pretty, that's what some people go for. It's ratings and bravery are impossible to tell without it being rated/bravery tested. Most wilds have bad ratings, but decent bravery is not uncommon |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, COI is basically just a fancy way of going "the horse isn't inbred. Pinkie promise :)" |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| From my understanding, COI looks at how likely it is that the horse got 2 of the same gene, or something similar to that. Which is impossible if the parents are 0% related |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Is that right? Just because you bred it to a horse it wasn't related to doesn't take away from the inbreeding in it's pedigree enough for 0% I don' think... |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| COI has to do with how related the parents are, I think. A really inbred horse crossed with a wild will result in a foal with 0% COI |
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| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Ali, I got you a premium account and some EBS. Go rate your horses and see if you can decide what breed you want to specialize in and if you want colors or high ratings. |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Depends what you breed for. It's pretty, that's what some people go for. It's ratings and bravery are impossible to tell without it being rated/bravery tested. Most wilds have bad ratings, but decent bravery is not uncommon |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, COI is basically just a fancy way of going "the horse isn't inbred. Pinkie promise :)" |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| From my understanding, COI looks at how likely it is that the horse got 2 of the same gene, or something similar to that. Which is impossible if the parents are 0% related |
| Hobo Queens Farm |
| Is that right? Just because you bred it to a horse it wasn't related to doesn't take away from the inbreeding in it's pedigree enough for 0% I don' think... |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| COI has to do with how related the parents are, I think. A really inbred horse crossed with a wild will result in a foal with 0% COI |
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| Remarks Wk 4: 111-122 wk 5: 222-222 Wk 6:nc Wk 7: nc Wk 8: 222-233 Wk 9: 322-333 Wk 10: 333-333 Wk 11: nc Wk 12: 433-344 Wk 13: 433-444 nr Low in INT/HRT/Scp |

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