ages??

[BlackOak2]

Thanks, that helps a lot, because i was interested in buying another horse, but i wasn't skilled enough, and my horse was close to dying so i wanted to know what age it would die at so i could know and be ready to buy another horse. Thanks!

Anytime! We're here to help each other out.

[wolfscout]

Thanks!

[wolfscout]

How do you get a competition record?

[wolfscout]

on horse world online, how many years does the horse have to have to be able to breed

[BlackOak2]

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Competition Records are produced when you enter one of your horse's into a Player Made Competition. Player Made Competitions can be accessed on the horse's profile page (a link takes you to the enter page), and also on the left of the screen, under competitions.
Competition Records only start appearing on the horse's profile page after the competition runs. Competitions run when the time and date of the running comes up and also when there is a minimum of 5 entries. Open Competitions are also supposed to run 'immediately' when 20 entries fill the competition. Open Competition 20-entry immediate run, does not apply to Set Date Competitions (these are made by upgraded members and are also called Reoccurring Competitions).

In order to be of breeding age, a mare must pass her 4th birthday and a stallion must pass his 3rd. When they reach breeding age, you should get a pop-up notification about who's reached breeding age, it appears alongside those that aren't eating enough and those that have passed on.

[wolfscout]

Thank you so much! you are so helpful!

[BlackOak2]

Thank you so much! you are so helpful!

I'm just one of many.

[wolfscout]

[Pinewood Fields]

I'm still confused on when a horse will retire.
So, what your saying is a horse can retire at any age OR is there more to it?

[Baranduin Brewster]

I'm still confused on when a horse will retire.
So, what your saying is a horse can retire at any age OR is there more to it?

A horse can retire (die) after the age 17, we have no say in this it's a game feature.

Horses that are being labled as 'breeding/retirement" age most likely being being refered to in this sense:

Breeding age: Horses that are ready to breed, so you don't have to waste turns on aging them.
Retirement age: Meaning older horses that are 17+ meaning you can get limited number of foals for this horse