[info/FT] Cross Breeders
By Retired breeder, 30th May 2016 06:02:34
bumping to keep this topic
also i think if you were to put a C.fortune and all the bonuses that you will be able to sell him for more |
By Retired breeder, 31st May 2016 23:38:15
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By Retired breeder, 13th July 2016 21:25:15
i just had a foal born. mom and dad are 50/50 mixes of the same breeds, both showing the same breed coat, but the foal is the other breed. is this normal?
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By Retired breeder, 13th July 2016 23:18:11
It is simply a coincidence caused by statistics. I'll assume that you're talking about Elron340 and either Ember368.77 or Celestial354.54. Since Elron is a Friesian the only possible coat colour for him is black. For Ember or Celestial, which are Gypsy Vanners, their coats are caused by a relatively high statistic. Although black is not the most statistically common coat, it is one of the higher at a 10% probability of any Gypsy Vanner having a Black Coat. Because your foals happened to be part of the 10% statistic it caused a simple coincidence. Coat colour has nothing to do with lineage, just probabilities set by programmers. |
By Retired breeder, 14th July 2016 20:21:47
Suspiria: They don't mean the actual coat color, but the breed itself, but that is a good explanation for how coat colors work on the game.
demondevon: If you are talking about Elron I have the answer for you. This question pops up often on the US server as well, It confused me for a while even. Elron is a Friesian while both his parents show Gypsy Vanner. The reasoning behind this is that when breeding two 50/50 crosses, even if they are the exact same cross, the foal will always be the breed of the sire's mother (in this case Friesian). If you wanted a Gypsy for the foal, the sire needed to be Friesian dominant, not Gypsy. |
By Retired breeder, 16th July 2016 07:13:43
Luminous: thank you that mostly makes sense
 . it seems weird that in a first generation cross its the sire breed, and then in a second generation cross it is the grandma breed on the sires side. cool, but weird . what is it for a 3rd generation. example: if i breed Elron to a full sibling? |
By Retired breeder, 17th July 2016 20:19:36
Spirit Of The Raven
His mother Night Of The Raven has passed away and his father Spirit still lives. So I named him Spirit Of The Raven in honor of my horses.  |
I've found that cross-breeding horses is a quicker way to get rare coats...
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By Retired breeder, 9th August 2016 02:19:23
Sorry it took me so long to reply! I have two full siblings, they were the start of my major line over on US. They are TW/TB. The first foal was a TB, but when I bred that foal back to the sire, I got a TW. It starts getting complicated in later generations. I'll use one of my horses from US to explain this. His name is Narcissus. Horse: Narcissus Breed: Quarter Horse Sire: TB/QH (TB) Dam: AT/TB/QH (Teke) Horse: Into The Sun Breed: TB Sire: TB/QH (TB) Dam: QH/TB (QH) These two are father and son. Into the Sun (father) ended up a TB, but his son ended up a QH because Into the Sun had a recessive QH gene. So really it's a bit of a flip which breed you get. Narcissus by the way is the results of 11 months of work and 9 generations  |
By Retired breeder, 1st October 2016 10:14:42
I crossbred one of my good galloping welshes to a Hanoverian. The result was a fairly versatile horse. Top three skills for showjumping, but could also be a galloper. Top three skills were jumping, dressage and gallop, so extra bonus-only needs one type of ride for blupping!
If anyone wants to see her: Project Pony |
The thread almost fell off the page
 We need more cross breeders around here.I have a bunch of crossing projects on the go. Here is the newest addition to my current focus: Kasper I'm quite happy with this little fella! The friesian bloodlines keep dropping the jumping skills and PRE keeps dropping trot  but I am managing to get them back bit by bit!
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By Retired breeder, 27th March 2017 10:31:41
Bumping to keep this on the topic board.
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Heres one of the crosses i made today.
TB/Friesian I was a huge cross breeder on the USA before i quit and came here.
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By Retired breeder, 12th April 2017 15:37:02
I have been playing with crossbreeds also with my Arabians. Just havent found a really nice cross yet
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Very Happy with Party! Placed 4th in Western Pleasure this week and has 12 rosettes
Party Like it's 1989
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By Retired breeder, 22nd May 2017 15:32:29
Does anyone know what the best cross would be for Reining?
Can't seem to find any horse that fits the comp. |
By Retired breeder, 4th June 2017 21:37:53
I had success with TB/QH crosses on US. There is actually one breed that's specific for that comp, that's the Irish Hunter. Don't know what their GP is like on here though.
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I've become a very good crossbreeder on the International server. I'll have to see if I can get the link and post it here.
The current breeds in that bloodline are: Akhal-Teke, Standardbred, Thoroughbred, Highland Pony, Fjord, Friesian, Tennessee Walker, Peruvian Paso, and Marwari. I'm hoping to add Purebred Spanish Horse, Irish Hunter, and Hanoverian. Anyways. Getting a bit off topic. Bought a Friesian filly today, and I'm hoping she'll turn out good and that I'll get some good foals from her.
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* I'll have to see if I can get the link to my affix for it and post it here.
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By Retired breeder, 29th June 2017 02:25:50
Pretty happy with the skills on this guy:
Friesian/Teke It's been hard to get decent GPs on them without the top breeds being in the cross, though. |
Yes, he has nice skills!
 
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Here's the link to the [url=https://www.howrse.com/elevage/fiche/affixe?id=1741559&page=0]affix[/img] I was talking about.
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By Retired breeder, 1st July 2017 03:55:32
Looks like you need an international account to see your link
 Any idea what breed you'll cross your filly with? |