That would be amazing thanks I'll have to get the mare aged up again

Gallop comps for skills. Get speed and dressage as close to 920 as possible once you are no longer gaining from gallop, then do trot comps until you have wins.

Thank you so much!

I'm looking around for a mustang or mustang cross with high gallop speed and stamina to cover from.

What do ya'll think of this colt I bought him for 4800e

I just did this yesterday! Except I took the Skill sets from the #1 purebred horse in that breed. Is there a difference? I wasn't sure if skill sets could be changed, but I figured I would be using covers from the #1 team's horses so if there had been a change I would have a list of the current one.

Memory is proving to be a lot of fun. Wins are very easy to come by so far, and he's going to be #1 speed crio after update by over 400 points. Really happy with how he's turning out.

Would you do blup comps, comps for wins, or both?!

Pinx - So far it has lined up with what I have, so I think yours is correct!

If you are looking at their actual SKILLS, rather than the GP set, be careful. Most top horses (especially the purebreds) get beached. Beaching can change what the skill set looks like if you're looking at skills and not GP. For example, Selle's ACTUAL skill set is jumping, speed, dressage, in that order. But, they could beach into speed rather than jumping, making it look like speed, jumping, dressage. For the most part, it's unimportant, as the top 3 skills appear the same either way, but if you are wanting to breed to a horse who's TOP skill is speed, and you see a Selle with beached up speed and go off of that, you might be in for a slight surprise.

I've got one just under 6500. He's not 100 BLUP but he's I think 92.

Sorry I was looking at their GP sets. Don't mind me, I call everything by the wrong name lol.

Lol. Pardon my rant, then. It's been a crazy day for me.

eh, I sometimes say "skillset" when I'm referring to genetics. But since skills don't matter when breeding and I'm calculating genetics rather than skills anyway, I assume everyone knows I'm referring to the *genetic* skill set,. My mom does always warns me about using the word "assume"

The sheet I made up, which I did post here, is categorized by what their genetics were designed for. I made a column for each comp and then listed the breeds that had the top 3 skills that matched that comp.

I organized mine that way as I often only pay attention to the top 3 skills when breeding a cross. And if you're breeding a cross for a specific competition, like reining, I can quickly see which breeds have the exact skill set for it, and which other breeds have the supporting skills (stamina and dressage) for it. But you can do it how you'd prefer

I HAVE DONE IT! A thoroughbred/ gypsy/ paso, and kpwn mix horse has reached my goal! I have 1000 GP in each skill set! YAYAYAYAYAY! Ok, any recommendations to make a monster show jumper? Thanks a lot!

Tickle!

So my project is half-way finished. Deirdre and the test foal when blupped will both be top for Trot and Gallop And I realized I had this colt lying around and I really have no idea what to do with him; yes he is purebred. Would anyone want a cover for a cross if I blupped him?

I mean those two will be top for Selle Francais, not for all horses.

Awesome job on him! You got higher genetics across most of his genetic potential too. Mine looks slightly wimpy in comparison

Do you have a link?

Nevermind, I found him

Got my final project!! foalie

Newest project --> Ahearn

Broken Toys and his twin Building Trust are my new Trake babies. And, on top of that, they're mother made #3 stamina Appy, without even being Teared!

OK quick question(s). I am wanting to do a 4-way cross with the end result being shetland dominant.

If all 4 breeds are different and 25% each the end result is determined by the sire correct? His second horse listed in his genetics tab?

How do I breed the sire to make sure shetland is in the correct spot in the genetics tab? Or is it trial and error?

@Legacy Ann

Thanks, now I am just so happy! I will probably breed him to a KPWN/Thorughbred mare and see what pops out.