| Majestic Sanctuary |
| That was up to you to do that. They could have trained quite well. I’m only trying to help. I have played since 2011. I came back after a long spell. |
Chilly and Clear with Dropping Temps| Majestic Sanctuary |
| That was up to you to do that. They could have trained quite well. I’m only trying to help. I have played since 2011. I came back after a long spell. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| the foals are EEE and dead. Definitely wouldnt call that amazing lol |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| I see that now. I didn’t read the remarks on her training before I said that. Then after looking through her breeding history I noticed you match with studs of similar training. The foals are freaking amazing anyway. The last stud you paired her with is throwing PEE too. |
| ArcticLights |
| Majestic, she already has shown strengths. what do you mean? |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| Majestic She is showing both strengths and weaknesses. I don't know what you're talking about |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I've also been playing since 2017 lol AL Sadly. Too be fair getting her was RF in the first place |
| Narran Park |
| yeah. i have a wild stud(The White one) that was literally all up wk7... Average producer, didnt even touch the sides of the LB...like WTF. |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| Athena- I would keep training up to wk17-18 to see if she shows any strengths. |
| ArcticLights |
| And there is where the RF kicks your (and many others) butt |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| Training up before breeding helps. Some mares go years without producing well. Stallions have a higher chance of giving good foals due to more chance of having foals. Watching stats is only a main factor. Then there’s watching how they produce foals. And how they show. The reason it’s so hard is because only very serious players can get their horses on the LBs. I have played years and only a few of my homebred horses have made it on a LB. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| Well yeah but than how can she be strong and yet have shitty foals. Not just once or twice. Every single time |
| ArcticLights |
| Blue, any ee aa gened chestnut can potentially be one (either when you breed it or reroll it) |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I'm just confused on how she can be #41 if she can't even produce above EEE -HEE Click- |
| Bluegrass Racing |
| is black chestnut just a random roll of a chestnut? Have a set where the parents are the same, Gene tests are the same but one is BC and the other is just a Chestnut |
| ArcticLights |
| On my side I had really nice RIDs and everyone could not understand how I got them (and neither did I to be honest) and then I had a spiral of bad ones. And now its trying to fish for the nice ones again |
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| Majestic Sanctuary |
| That was up to you to do that. They could have trained quite well. I’m only trying to help. I have played since 2011. I came back after a long spell. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| the foals are EEE and dead. Definitely wouldnt call that amazing lol |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| I see that now. I didn’t read the remarks on her training before I said that. Then after looking through her breeding history I noticed you match with studs of similar training. The foals are freaking amazing anyway. The last stud you paired her with is throwing PEE too. |
| ArcticLights |
| Majestic, she already has shown strengths. what do you mean? |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| Majestic She is showing both strengths and weaknesses. I don't know what you're talking about |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I've also been playing since 2017 lol AL Sadly. Too be fair getting her was RF in the first place |
| Narran Park |
| yeah. i have a wild stud(The White one) that was literally all up wk7... Average producer, didnt even touch the sides of the LB...like WTF. |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| Athena- I would keep training up to wk17-18 to see if she shows any strengths. |
| ArcticLights |
| And there is where the RF kicks your (and many others) butt |
| Majestic Sanctuary |
| Training up before breeding helps. Some mares go years without producing well. Stallions have a higher chance of giving good foals due to more chance of having foals. Watching stats is only a main factor. Then there’s watching how they produce foals. And how they show. The reason it’s so hard is because only very serious players can get their horses on the LBs. I have played years and only a few of my homebred horses have made it on a LB. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| Well yeah but than how can she be strong and yet have shitty foals. Not just once or twice. Every single time |
| ArcticLights |
| Blue, any ee aa gened chestnut can potentially be one (either when you breed it or reroll it) |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I'm just confused on how she can be #41 if she can't even produce above EEE -HEE Click- |
| Bluegrass Racing |
| is black chestnut just a random roll of a chestnut? Have a set where the parents are the same, Gene tests are the same but one is BC and the other is just a Chestnut |
| ArcticLights |
| On my side I had really nice RIDs and everyone could not understand how I got them (and neither did I to be honest) and then I had a spiral of bad ones. And now its trying to fish for the nice ones again |
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