Breeding Report?

[Kinleigh]

I see all these horses for sale with plusses and minuses which I assume come from the breeding report. But how do you tell if it gets one + or two?

Can someone do the math for me lol so I have a better idea of how it works?

I wouldn't get your hopes up about this one, she's rather weak. Well, her natural speed is good. Might want to consider racing this one. This filly has great stamina. This filly takes steady, certain strides. This filly's tempo is sluggish and abrupt. I like the look of this one, really well balanced. Appears to be a very agile filly, should do good for you. This filly is as bright as a light bulb!

So that would be:

Str. -
Spd. +
St. ++
Mo.
Tempo. -
Bal. +
Ag. ++
Int. ++

I know green is 3 +++.

[Kintara]

Just from the comments I'd assume, the statement "I wouldn't get your hopes up about this one, she's rather weak" would be negative strength and so forth. Not sure how they decide on one or two positives but probably just from the statements too, some are obviously more positive than others

[nyraeia]

There's no standard we all agreed on (at least I didn't get that memo).

My personal system is like this:
definitively positive: +
neutral: .
definitively negative: -
green: ++
red: --

And then I do .- and .+ for comments that are about neutral with a tendence to negative or positive. "Seems fairly agile, but hard to say for sure." would get a ".+" from me.

[Kinleigh]

Thanks y'all that helped!

[Janga]

Hi. May i ask a question in here, becouse i have a definition problem about breeding report and dont want to open a new forum theme?

What does mean: "This colt stops and starts more than a student driver!" and "This stallion's pace corresponds with that of a high school drummer; too fast and too frequent!" and "This filly's tempo is all over the place!" ? I suppose, this is negative characteristics c:

[SeinaMacabre]

Hi. May i ask a question in here, becouse i have a definition problem about breeding report and dont want to open a new forum theme?

What does mean: "This colt stops and starts more than a student driver!" and "This stallion's pace corresponds with that of a high school drummer; too fast and too frequent!" and "This filly's tempo is all over the place!" ? I suppose, this is negative characteristics c:

• • Yes, they are all negative, but the 3rd one is only one that I also have seen in red option, so it might be considered most negative of those three, but technically could still be considered as only one -

[Janga]

• • Yes, they are all negative, but the 3rd one is only one that I also have seen in red option, so it might be considered most negative of those three, but technically could still be considered as only one -

Thank you.