∰ The Whyle

[Bitapetrone]

Okay, I'll tell you when he'll be ready. Leader is just a nickname, I'm thinking about his name.
Do you have fillies/mares now? I'll change mares soon, wanna add something new. Your filly Marchioness de Whyle was so great for me, she retired happily, and I think that black color of my horses is her idea.

Yaw, I should be getting some extra ones in soon! I'll letcha know.

[Farant]

Okay, I'll tell you when he'll be ready. Leader is just a nickname, I'm thinking about his name.
Do you have fillies/mares now? I'll change mares soon, wanna add something new. Your filly Marchioness de Whyle was so great for me, she retired happily, and I think that black color of my horses is her idea.

Yaw, I should be getting some extra ones in soon! I'll letcha know.

Leader is ready to breed. Ping me when you're ready to catch him on the stud.

[Farant]

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I need your help, if it's possible. I'm puzzled with conformation. I guess it's different from BR and represent horse's body type. After this representing it gives you possible bonuses to stats. Is it true?

[Bitapetrone]

I need your help, if it's possible. I'm puzzled with conformation. I guess it's different from BR and represent horse's body type. After this representing it gives you possible bonuses to stats. Is it true?

I do not know exactly how it works. I would be lying if I said I did. However, this is my interpretation, and it has been working for me quite well up to this point. The horse's conformation is the first determining factor. A horse can have golds and greens plastered all over its breeder report, but it means little if the conformation cannot back it up. I see the breeder's report as representing the skill of the horse within the constraints of their conformation. By that I mean, a horse with conformation that inclines heavy towards agility (like some of yours and mine with 50+ or near 60) and a green mark on the breeder report is going to be vastly superior to a horse with 20 agility and a gold mark on the report.

And while I realize that players who do not have upgraded accounts cannot see the conformation report, the information can be acquired by looking at the horse's image and analyzing their build. While a background in horses helps here, oodles kaboodles of information on conformation and biomechanics can be found online. Larissa did a great job of matching reality, so a horse that looks like it should be agile more than likely is going to have great marks in that area, and that goes for any of the stats (intelligence excluded of course).

And whenever you're comfortable putting Legend up for stud I'm all set! Whatever price you feel is right.

[Farant]

And whenever you're comfortable putting Legend up for stud I'm all set! Whatever price you feel is right.

I'm ready right now. Actually, I named him Chariot.

[Farant]

And whenever you're comfortable putting Legend up for stud I'm all set! Whatever price you feel is right.

He's up. I'll leave him for 20-30 min and after that delete him from public studs. Pay attention that he likes to produce heavier horses, and I'm at war with him, trying to get at least medium-heavy strong foal.

[Farant]

And if you're interested in his children, I have 3 in the Sales pasture.

[Bitapetrone]

I'm ready right now. Actually, I named him Chariot.

Great! Thanks much.

[sayvegirl]

Will u train some of mine ????

[Bitapetrone]

Will u train some of mine ????

Sorry, I don't generally train outside horses as I shuffle through my turns erratically.