[info/FT] Cross Breeders
By Retired breeder, 15th June 2015 18:27:49
Jumping cross? Any good?
http://ca.howrse.com/elevage/chevaux/cheval?id=1479262&message=profilOK |
By Retired breeder, 3rd July 2015 17:32:03
Any opinions on a good French Trotter cross?
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Here is my newest crossbreed. She's a Knabstrupper/Friesian cross. Her Sire was the Knabstrupper and her Dam was a Friesian. She ended being a rare coat too!
She was born with good GP and great IBS (inborn skills). Both parents were fully Blupped. This cross is quite versatile in my opinion. Well here it is! [http://ca.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/?id=1542297]Peacock (Knab./Friesian Cross.[/http://ca.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/?id=1542297] Tell me what you think of this cross! |
By Retired breeder, 28th August 2015 23:34:15
I'm quite fond of this mix.
The strong jumping skill that knabstruppers posses cancels out the weak jumping skills of the friesian, and all the skills are very balanced I find. Kudos to Sie for creating this fine mix |
Very balanced stats. Maybe I should breed Peacock to do that...
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By Retired breeder, 29th August 2015 17:01:06
Going to be quite a challenge, considering their both female |
By Retired breeder, 29th August 2015 17:01:54
*They're
Ah brainfart and I always complain about bad grammar on the internet.. Now I can join the guilty club |
Haha. Well it's Summer...
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I just had a seriously weird thought.. Has anyone bred a horse that has every breed in it's lines (excluding donkeys/drafts/special horses)? Like a super crossbreed? I was just wondering if it's been done yet on this server or if anyone has thought of this yet. I'd love a link if you know of a horse like this, or if anyone is working on this!
Please message me, as I don't often check this thread XD
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By Retired breeder, 30th August 2015 23:56:29
I've been working on it .. sort of I have a plan on my page, but have been sidetracked by other projects. |
By Retired breeder, 31st August 2015 20:43:04
[quote=1395911753]I just had a seriously weird thought.. Has anyone bred a horse that has every breed in it's lines (excluding donkeys/drafts/special horses)? Like a super crossbreed? I was just wondering if it's been done yet on this server or if anyone has thought of this yet. I'd love a link if you know of a horse like this, or if anyone is working on this!
I think this would be best done with foundations of each breed |
By Retired breeder, 31st August 2015 21:04:30
It might have been done but only 5 breeds are ever shown on a crossbred's genetic tab so it might be impossible to track one down without searching through pages and pages of family trees to actually confim it.
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By Retired breeder, 31st August 2015 22:50:46
very true... |
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By Retired breeder, 13th December 2015 21:47:53
Just bred my first crossbreds. Twin colts that are Hanoverian-Thoroughbred crosses. They are under the tab Colours of the Wind.
Has anyone tried those crosses before? If so, I would love to find out how they turned out. |
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When I first started on Howrse, all I did was crossbreed whoever my mares were to the top horses who had coverings up. By doing this I got better horses to kick start my game :P
Now, I hardly ever crossbreed, but on ocassion I'll breed a reining horse (QHxTB) and I've even bred a Lippyx Friesian before. I think I read somewhere that players can get a draft crossbreed with perherons and shires
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By Retired breeder, 5th March 2016 01:59:30
I want to try crossbreeding on this server. Any ideas on interesting crosses I should try?
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By Retired breeder, 8th April 2016 00:08:17
I want to cross bread my Girl just for fun lol. Any suggestions of what bread I should try? And how much to crossbreed foals sell for?
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By Retired breeder, 8th April 2016 04:42:39
You could get an All-Star by crossing her with a Tennessee Walker. But really it's whatever you seem to think would be the best. As far as prices go, crossbreeds generally sell for less than pure, but the better ones can go for more. It all depends on what random person you get that might actually want your foal. |