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- Ammit December 2025
- HighstormFarm December 2025
- JME24 December 2025
- ZenCorgi December 2025
Breeding Question
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Is the pasture the best way to get foals that are good breeding quality? Not ones that are automatically spayed or gelded when run through breeding advice? Thanks
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I breed them individually and most of the foals end up gelded or spayed.
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Or do I need to find a better stallion?
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If you provide links to a couple of your foals someone can take a look at why they were altered.
Using mares with a pasture bonus does give you a better chance at foals passing breeding advice. The quality of your stallion and mare are also a factor. If the difference in the quality of your mare and stallion is too great then foals are less likely to pass or may never pass. -
Here is one foal that I was really hoping would pass the breeding advice... but failed
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Your stallion is definitely lower quality than your mare. She is an exceptional producer so she is Red papered and her breeding quality is known. Your stallion's quality is not known, but he would at best be C papered. I would use an exceptional producer or and exceptionally perfect stallion with that particular mare.
While you can have foals pass from C x Red crossed the foals produced will always be lower quality than the best a B x Red cross will produce. Now if you are less concerned with quality and focusing more on color then I would not test the foals you want to keep for breeding.Thanked by 1JME24 -
In my experience, pasture breeding makes a *huge* difference in passing BA.
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" If the difference in the quality of your mare and stallion is too great then foals are less likely to pass or may never pass."
This is only true for strict breeding advice. Quality differences do not have any impact on regular breeding advice.
Hand breeding (live cover) gives you the worst odds for intact foals. A lot of foals get altered and become show horses. Using your pasture bonus will increase your chance of intact foals by a lot.Need to contact me? Read this first. Only send me a PM for PayPal issues or if I ask you to. Otherwise, make a forum post. You will get a better faster answer by making a post.
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Oh I didn't realize that with BA now. So if I bred a *** with a yellow foundation there is a chance the foal would pass BA despite the gap in quality?
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Breeding Advice: Test if this is a nice foal for this cross.
Strict Breeding Advice: Test how this foal compares to both its parents.
Been this way for I think about 2 real life years now? Maybe closer to 3.
Need to contact me? Read this first. Only send me a PM for PayPal issues or if I ask you to. Otherwise, make a forum post. You will get a better faster answer by making a post.
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