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You may want to put a price on her. She may sell quicker that way.
We can't really tell a horses show promise until they've started to level off.. which for her won't be till she's 11. :)
Some players, like myself, will look at a horses family to make sure they're evenly bred. Your girl is not, but I know there are players that don't mind and I'm sure she'll be a decent show horse! Show Horses always add to your daily bonus after they gain points. :)
She does have a decent PT score. Alas, most creates are worth about $2500 unless they have more special qualities. Like rank special, high PT, fantasy genes, and what have you. I have seen a lot of 2+generations go for a few thousand more, but haven't heard of many going over 10k, unless they have great papering or another special quality, like I spoke of. :)
Hope that helps!

*whispers* she's a he

There are two ways to breed evenly. One is to breed like generations--foundation to foundation, 2nd gen to 2nd gen, and so forth. The other is to breed like breeding abilities. That is the pattern which you have followed. Some players prefer the first, others go by the second. There's nothing wrong with either. And if a player is breeding for high PT foals, the best strategy might be to breed higher papered stallions to foundation or 2nd gen mares.

Foals don't train, so where they place in a class is purely luck.

Once a horse starts training they will add a significant number of points to their show scores every week. With a PT of 11, this gelding will jump up through the levels and grades, and may take a while to gain points. When he levels off, he will stop adding more than a minute fraction of a point with training and it will take real-life months for him to add as much as a point to his show score.

What really counts is where he is placing in his classes at that time. If he's anywhere above the very bottom of the class, he will probably continue to add points, sometimes a lot of points depending on what level/grade he's showing in. Local classes assign a lot fewer points to each place than the higher grades do.

I have lots of room to let horses like this one with good potential mature in my stable. Since you're needing hajibucks, I'm willing to offer 10k for him.

Evenly is a good way to start with your breeding horses when you are new to the game, but once you get experienced it isn't the most efficient. Using uneven breeding strategies I have produced a grandson of a foundation mare that is aga a high level 8th gen. Most people would spend real life years to get anywhere close that. Also, evenness has no effect on gelded hoses, just showing and pt. Creates only worth 2500 is only referring to foundations, though people tend to not spend more than that on an unproven (less that 100 points) show pony. Pretty horse.