Crossbreeding discussion

By Retired breeder, 3rd April 2010 20:13:43
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HellOw!

If you like to cross-breed, this is the place for you!

On this topic, you can discuss your crossbreeding programs, share your secrets, and advise other players about it.

Compare different crosses with the ones from other players, and brag about your achievements in crossbreeding.

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If you want to have them 'targeted' with low jump and high dressage and speed then trotting, galloping or cutting breeds might work?
RowanGreen
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Does anyone know of any crosses that give the same skill set as a KWPN but with high GP?
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By Retired breeder, 23rd August 2018 15:23:40
I have an 11s Marwari/TB with Marwari listed second. I also have a Marwari stallion (and mare!) with 11s, the mare isn’t BLUPed yet though.
I am wanting to breed a crossie that will win some western rosettes. I am far more familiar with classical crosses, hence my posting here. All the crosses I found are good, but usually one of my picked breeds doesn't have any horses with high enough GP in the sales or covers. I'm really open to any of the comps, I just want to try something new. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
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Hi There! I'm interested in starting to cross breed Gypsies+ something else for Cross Country Comps, but I'm not quite sure what other breed to do! If someone/anyone wanted to DM me to help me out that would be great. default smiley (l)default smiley (l)
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Any advice on that last foal would be greatly appreciated!!
Also if you want a foal just let me know!!
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By Retired breeder, 24th August 2018 04:26:50
I'm interested in starting cross breeding the mare I would like to cover is a pure breed Connemara (Gaia foal) so any suggestions
By Retired breeder, 24th August 2018 05:00:46
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default smiley :) Number 3 is very promising for Western, you'll have to choose between barreling and reining if you want to target train.


Agree with avanderloop. Also if you do Grand Prix then she'd be a possibility for Reining in that. She looks about level with my tops in that at the moment, though with a slightly different balance. That might put her in the 300s/400s. I.e. not winning but I'm currently chasing a top 100 in the weekly overall list with that sort of level.
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Is that Star? Yes, I went and looked... I would leave off breeding her and finish her training and get her 20 wins first, that way she'll pass on as many abilities as possible. I think the Gypsy cross you've already done would be a good one for Western. For Classical I'd try a Peruvian Paso, which would bring her speed, dressage and trot up, but hopefully leave stamina, jump, trot and gallop under the speed and dressage. The foal would likely be at a disadvantage in comps for those breed though: it would probably work a bit better with a Connie male and mares of those breeds so you could enter the results in comps for Connies.
RowanGreen
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Been a while since I last did a cross and actually blupped/trained it default smiley (lol). I'm back from my summer hiatus! Lots of new people I see!
Just did this cross last night she's #5 Overall, #2 in trot, #3 in Gallop, and #13 in jumping... for Friesians that is! I have her twin brother, if anyone is interested in him let me know!
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It's been a minute since I actually posted a new foal in here. Since shelving some old projects, I've returned my focus to mostly pure Morgans and Morabs. And a looooong time ago I wanted to do two separate lines of Morabs, regular Morabs (morgan x arabian) and Shagya Morabs (morgan x shagya arabian). Well, I'm proud to introduce this little fella by Funk Master out of Techno DJ.

*side note: I've actually changed my affixes as well. Kind of like a fresh start with the refocusing. So my Drop Dead Diva morabs are now known as Southern Morabs.
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By Retired breeder, 25th August 2018 17:05:43
Random question, but if you are planning on breeding and target training a foal, would you want to BLUP the parents? I'm a little confuseddefault smiley (l)


I always blup the parents, simply so that the foal comes out with a better GP and IBS, if you are just experimenting and trying to figure out what crosses have what skill sets and don't care if it's skills are great then I suppose you wouldn't necessarily need to.
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By Retired breeder, 26th August 2018 03:27:54
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This little girl is my Arab/TB cross. Her parents were not fully BLUPed. Can't decide Classical or Western, but her Gallop is outrageously high.
By Retired breeder, 26th August 2018 03:28:08
Sorry Marwari/TB


I think that's pretty ideal for either cutting or barrels.
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By Retired breeder, 28th August 2018 14:39:50
A second cross with roughly the same GP but from fully BLUPed parents with tears... I’m leaning Classical (for Dressage and Gallop comps) but I’d like another opinion. I’d send a link but I’m on mobile so I can’t. His name is Nukhri and he’s in my Other Horses farm.
By Retired breeder, 29th August 2018 18:44:51
Anyone got a high GP Welsh Pony mare and interested in smashing the Gallop rating???
By Retired breeder, 30th August 2018 01:24:38
Check out my targeted barrel crossie! This was my first experiment with targeted crosses. Any breeds I could use to raise the gallop high enough for rosette wins?

https://www.howrse.com/elevage/chevaux/cheval?id=57167525
By Retired breeder, 30th August 2018 02:41:02

I have the perfect horse for ya!
I'm interested in breeding my cross country Gypsy Vanners with another horse to produce a foal that would do well cross country as well. Any ideas on what would be a good breed to cross with?
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By Retired breeder, 30th August 2018 15:31:56
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Loosed


Loosed has a little Gypsy with the Lusitano/Selle helping make for some Cross Country wins.
By Retired breeder, 30th August 2018 15:34:21
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Sorry the link on my previous didn't work! I thought I put in the right part of the URL. If you want to see Loosed, she's in the Of the Crossed Hearts farm. 5% GV and the rest being Selle/Lusi
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