[info/FT] Cross Breeders
By Retired breeder, 9th January 2014 07:40:51
Crye4me:
I've done a lot of crossbreeding with a lot of Friesians. 90% of the time if the Friesian is purebred, like mine is, I get a Friesian foal regardless of which parent the Friesian is. I've found Friesians the hardest to crossbreed with based on that fact alone, which is why Belfire is the only Friesian I use when crossbreeding with one directly |
By Retired breeder, 9th January 2014 11:59:06
@hoodoo: if you want a Friesian dominant cross, breed one of your friesian mare's MALE 50/50 cross offspring to another 50/50 cross (it cannot have the dominant breed in the stud you are breeding it to), and you will get a friesian.
Example: ♂ 50/50 Fjord dominant and Friesian + ♀ 50/50 PSH dominant and Thoroughbred = Friesian foal |
By Retired breeder, 9th January 2014 22:44:10
no im not planning on trying anything with the icelandics, i actually quite dont like the icelandic horses  im working on a freisian - PSH mix, im not sure if it will be any good though |
By Retired breeder, 10th January 2014 01:33:59
@funfunisland: try TBxPSH, a friend of mine on the US server used to breed those, and three of them are still ranked in the top 10 for PSH gallop even though she quit breeding a long time ago
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By Retired breeder, 12th January 2014 17:15:14
good idea  Thanks! i will try that once i get a TB |
By Retired breeder, 16th January 2014 13:19:47
http://ca.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/?id=1016144
My newest cross breed. I'm trying for that good at everything horse, and i think i might hvae found one. |
By Retired breeder, 18th January 2014 13:17:46
Hello
 I am planning on breeding crossbreed horses once I am 30 days. <No asking an opinion in the forums please> |
By Retired breeder, 18th January 2014 19:15:27
@tattle tale: you can crossbreed any time you want as long as you have a mare and enough money to pay for public coverings...
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By Retired breeder, 27th January 2014 21:55:34
she is amazing at dressage comps!
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By Retired breeder, 31st January 2014 15:45:05
Im trying to breed high GP Welsh crosses. Friesians are great so I have two WelshXFriesians now. I bred them and was expecting a welsh foal since the sire is welsh but it came out a Friesian. Will this cross always be a Friesian?
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By Retired breeder, 31st January 2014 15:52:56
For a 50/50 cross, the breed will always be the sires.
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By Retired breeder, 31st January 2014 16:13:21
If you breed together two 50/50 crosses (even if they are the same combination), the foal will always be the breed of the granddam
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By Retired breeder, 6th February 2014 03:15:53
Has there been an all red starred cross on this server yet? Just curious because few weeks back there the first all red starred horse was bred on the US server and the top horse gps on US server and CA server are similar, so wondering if anyone has bred one yet.
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The only way to find this out would be to search the breeds in the directories and look at the breed variations.
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By Retired breeder, 7th February 2014 02:24:59
How is the breed variations determined though?
Or would this question belong in Game Play? Seems like all the cross experts are in here though. |
By Retired breeder, 7th February 2014 02:48:09
No definitely do not put in the GPF. The mods will flip if they see that. They like to keep the GPF clean of anything that could possibly be linked to an events topic (see this topic)
Only horses which are an improvement over the last variation of the breed like them will appear in the variations. A purebred horse is considered a variation. If a person crosses TB x AT (pretty common on the US server), it will *only* show up if the horse has more stars than the best TB x AT cross. If a person makes a new cross (like this horse who is in the variations for Trotters), then it will automatically show up because it hasn't been bred before |
Basically the newest excellency stars makes it into the variations.
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By Retired breeder, 9th February 2014 20:33:17
i have yet 2 breed an Arabian and a gypsy vanner
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By Retired breeder, 12th March 2014 13:15:23
I bred an Arabian-Gypsy Vanner cross and once it turned out an Arabian and the next it was a gypsy Vanner. It worked out well!
I also did a paint and Icelandic horse, and the ultrasound says it's a paint. I'm also doing Nokota-Icelandic and she's only at 4 months so..... Have fun breeding! |
By Retired breeder, 12th March 2014 13:17:25
When it's a 50/50 cross, the breed will always be the father. When it's an uneven cross with one dominant percentage then that is what the breed it.
I haven't tried any of those crosses, you'll have to share some of them to see who they are doing! |
By Retired breeder, 5th April 2014 03:56:04
I have a French trotter and thoroughbred cross, as well as a tb Connemara, and welsh tb cross...
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By Retired breeder, 12th April 2014 15:18:21
Hello, after a long hiatus for various reasons, I'm getting back in the game with a few new crosses I've discovered. I call them 'Natives': Nez Perce - Appie/AT; Choctaw - Mustang/?; Chickasaw(aka Florida Cracker) - Mustang/Barb/Paso/Criollo.
I'm thinking with the Choctaw maybe crossing it with Appaloosa and Paint and/or possibly a bit of Quarter. |
By Retired breeder, 12th April 2014 15:25:00
Your problem is that you're breeding to a purebred stallion. All 50/50 will take after the sire. 100% X breed + 100% Y breed = sire's breed 50/50 Arab/TB + 50/50 Arab/TB = TB with Arab/TB being the breed order 50/50 Arab/TB + 50/50 TB/Arab = Second listed breed of the sire The only instance that can gaurentee a Friesian is if the percentage is greater than the other breeds. 100% Fri + 50/50 XY breed = 75% Fri 25% X breed 25% Y breed. |
By Retired breeder, 13th April 2014 06:17:36
Well, for my Florida Cracker/Chickasaw I'll have to substitute or wait for a couple to show up (if ever). Was brought to my attention on the US server. Dragon's breath!
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By Retired breeder, 30th April 2014 11:25:55
okay I am quite new to this game and I have no idea what 50/50 means. 50/50 what?
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