Anyone got a high gp paint? Or paint/tb?
Thank you!

Anyone have a Nokota? I'm trying Nokota x Marwari.

Does anyone have a stam/dress/jump (any order) cross? No Selle or Akhal, and above 7100 GP please! Thank you!

I have a 7100GP Canadian Horse x Arab Stam/Dress/Jump stallion
This is him here. Let me know if you're interested and i'll finish off his wins.

I have these two that I could definitely finish if you want me to:

Summer, 7600+ GP Gypsy/Arab
Crio, 7500+ Crio/Gypsy

How high of a GP are you looking for? I have a 7173 GP that I can blup for you.

Also, does anyone have a male Barb/TB of 6900+ GP that I could have a cover from?

Can't Kill Death is what happens when I have too much time on my hands. I also have 3 lower IBS siblings of his.

I just have a question about cross breeding. Would it be possible to eliminate one skill entirely? Like breeding horses that have one low skill and eventually getting it down to zero

Rainy, could I possibly have one?

You used to be able to, back when negative GP was a thing, but now GP (overall and individual skills) can only go up, so no it wouldn't be possible.

Since we have automatic GP gain, we can't breed for lower GP, even if you are only trying to lower one genetic. You might be able breed a cross in a way to purposely make one skill the lowest, but you can't breed it down to 0.

PMed you, Hanley.

So I am trying to get back into this thing. I used to be extremely active in this part of the forum. Crosses were my biggest money makers and funded everything for me. Now I have this guy.

http://www.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/?id=51223578

He seems to do nice in Barrel Racing but I was shooting for a XC based horse.

For that, does anyone have a high GP KWPN mare that can be bred to a Friesian stud for me?

Are you planning to BLUP him? If you are I would love a covering from him.

Yes I am. I am doing two comps a day plus training. He just really struggles with comps though

Since you're already above the rookie limit I would go ahead and finish up dressage and stamina, then enter pleasure or reining comps to get your wins. You'll just have to do trail eventually to get your jump bolded

When blupping I train up my three skills to about 600, enter comps to gain all the skills from that, train up what's left to just under the rookie limit and then enter comps until you get your wins. I saw someone make this suggestion either here, or in the blupping topic once and it's worked like a charm for my crosses and purebreds.

I tried that but trained up WAY too close by accident. Has been I think over a year since I trained something with high GP on Howrse. Thanks for the advice.

yeah, it's definitely a method that requires caution so you don't go over. That's why I only go to about 600, and then enter my comps. You could enter the comps right off the bat as the skills from comps are what used to accidentally put me over the limit. As long as I enter by 600 skills I stay safely under.

My Lusit x TB http://www.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/?id=51245544
Turned out into a great all rounder foal

x is being a butt to comp. Showed him today for a bit and did not get any wins. Still stuck at his lousy 2 wins.

Maybe try finishing Dressage and do speed then enter in low difficulty trot and gallop races. That's how I usually blup any of my horses, no matter the breed. Sometimes it works well, sometimes it doesn't.

Melo will take the #1 Noko jump spot after update, very pleased with her

p.s. I am horsesrule9797590, finally saved up the passes to get rid of that horrendous username

Seriously? My post was not a sales ad. I was showing a horse I bred to skill then sell. It wasn't even for sale when I posted. This game is getting more ridiculous than normal

Working on training horses for cross-country!
I've been experimenting with different crosses between Arabs/Knabs/KWPNs/Irish Hunters
Thanks to my high-skill (purebred) KWPN, I've gotten some pretty good cross-breed foals!