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[Oakleaf25]

Hi I don't really know how to explain this but I want to know if its possible but I found a recipe for a Canadian Warmblood on the market as it only need a Thoroughbred x Canadian horse and the horse on the market is that is there a way to make that have a Canadian Warmblood?
Sorry if I haven't explained it good
Thanks
Oakleaf25

[BlackOak2]

Hi I don't really know how to explain this but I want to know if its possible but I found a recipe for a Canadian Warmblood on the market as it only need a Thoroughbred x Canadian horse and the horse on the market is that is there a way to make that have a Canadian Warmblood?
Sorry if I haven't explained it good
Thanks
Oakleaf25

Canadian Warmbloods, like other two-breed recipes can be made from singular breed parents as well as the cross-breed parents. So you can indeed make a canadian warmblood from a thoroughbred crossed to a canadian horse and ALSO from a thoroughbred x canadian horse breeding to another thoroughbred x canadian horse.

What will NOT work is trying to breed a crossed horse to a not-crossed horse. In this case, you are changing the recipe.

[Oakleaf25]

Hi I don't really know how to explain this but I want to know if its possible but I found a recipe for a Canadian Warmblood on the market as it only need a Thoroughbred x Canadian horse and the horse on the market is that is there a way to make that have a Canadian Warmblood?
Sorry if I haven't explained it good
Thanks
Oakleaf25

Canadian Warmbloods, like other two-breed recipes can be made from singular breed parents as well as the cross-breed parents. So you can indeed make a canadian warmblood from a thoroughbred crossed to a canadian horse and ALSO from a thoroughbred x canadian horse breeding to another thoroughbred x canadian horse.

What will NOT work is trying to breed a crossed horse to a not-crossed horse. In this case, you are changing the recipe.

so if I beed this one to another Canadian x thoroughbred it might create a Canadian warmblood
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2256169

[BlackOak2]

Canadian Warmbloods, like other two-breed recipes can be made from singular breed parents as well as the cross-breed parents. So you can indeed make a canadian warmblood from a thoroughbred crossed to a canadian horse and ALSO from a thoroughbred x canadian horse breeding to another thoroughbred x canadian horse.

What will NOT work is trying to breed a crossed horse to a not-crossed horse. In this case, you are changing the recipe.

so if I beed this one to another Canadian x thoroughbred it might create a Canadian warmblood
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2256169

You have a chance of that, yes. Your downsides with that horse is height and size. He has too much height, so the mares you choose will either favor throwing shorter foals, or themselves must be shorter. Then the size. That stallion just misses in the size requirement, so the mares will also need to be bigger in size. It also would likely benefit your cross by having a little bit more type too, more leaning toward that middle area or even a little pony in them.

[Oakleaf25]

so if I beed this one to another Canadian x thoroughbred it might create a Canadian warmblood
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2256169

You have a chance of that, yes. Your downsides with that horse is height and size. He has too much height, so the mares you choose will either favor throwing shorter foals, or themselves must be shorter. Then the size. That stallion just misses in the size requirement, so the mares will also need to be bigger in size. It also would likely benefit your cross by having a little bit more type too, more leaning toward that middle area or even a little pony in them.

okay thankyou