"Half" horse breed instead of new breed

[brixton22]

Hi everyone!
I'm new to this game and I am actually trying to breed a norman cob. The recipe calls for a belgian x forest bred with a belgian x tarpan. I have these horses and both are rated 4* norman cob so not the best but still decent. I keep getting a half belgian multiple times, I was wondering if there's something I could do better or if anyone has any tips to help get the new breed?
Thanks!

[BlackOak2]

Hi everyone!
I'm new to this game and I am actually trying to breed a norman cob. The recipe calls for a belgian x forest bred with a belgian x tarpan. I have these horses and both are rated 4* norman cob so not the best but still decent. I keep getting a half belgian multiple times, I was wondering if there's something I could do better or if anyone has any tips to help get the new breed?
Thanks!

Your horses Candy Crush and Bright Light evaluate decently enough for the norman cob. It may be just a matter of time, because their incorrect areas are averaged out within the cob's requirements. I do wonder if your foals are popping out too tall and too much horse. Take a closer look at your foals, if they're taller than 10 hands as a newborn, that will be one of your problems. You'll want them to be born in the 9 to 10 hand area.

[brixton22]

Hi everyone!
I'm new to this game and I am actually trying to breed a norman cob. The recipe calls for a belgian x forest bred with a belgian x tarpan. I have these horses and both are rated 4* norman cob so not the best but still decent. I keep getting a half belgian multiple times, I was wondering if there's something I could do better or if anyone has any tips to help get the new breed?
Thanks!

Your horses Candy Crush and Bright Light evaluate decently enough for the norman cob. It may be just a matter of time, because their incorrect areas are averaged out within the cob's requirements. I do wonder if your foals are popping out too tall and too much horse. Take a closer look at your foals, if they're taller than 10 hands as a newborn, that will be one of your problems. You'll want them to be born in the 9 to 10 hand area.

Thanks! I'll just keep breeding and see what happens thanks so much for the tips!