questions of how to buy ah orse

[horseheaven123]

hello, I am new to this game and was looking to buy a good foal to train, as I was looking in the marketplace it said red and green what is that? and second I see some red thing in the horse profile say poor, etc. which one counts as an good healthy foal which ones are bad, how do I tell different? thank you

[bumblebee]

Red = horse is especially poor in that area, green = especially good. They're all healthy as of right now in the game, but the stats do affect how well they perform in competitions. it's up to you what areas to focus on depending on what discipline(s) you want to train for or areas you want to breed for - in the Guide forum there's a discipline summary which has the most important stats for each one.

[horseheaven123]

thank you also how do I breed my horse?

[horseheaven123]

also um...my horse shows 70% fatigue..how do I make it disappear,

[Nikolaevna]

The two horses you have bought don't show it but red/green is when the stats described in the breeding report are extra weak or good. Reading the breeding report tells you how good Speed, Stamina, etc for your horse is. Breeding for (or adopting a game horse that comes with) a very good Speed description for example takes effort and getting a Green one is very difficult but worth the effort. A red one might be a benefit too depending on the Discipline/Breeding trait you may be after.

[Nikolaevna]

thank you also how do I breed my horse?

Fillies need to be 4 years old to breed and colts 3 years. By advancing days in the upper right hand corner you will eventually age your filly to breeding age. Then you Click the Breed button on either the mare or stallion and select from the list. If you buy stud rights you can only use the Breed menu from the stud of course and must buy rights each time and choose each eligible mare.

You'll need enough space and pregnant mare allowance over time as well. Plan ahead.

[Nikolaevna]

also um...my horse shows 70% fatigue..how do I make it disappear,

Advancing days in the upper right hand corner will eventually reduce this fatigue. Currently the fatigue comes from training. Using up days should be done with caution - you only hold so many especially as a non-upgraded account (6 max) and the time before a new turn is 20 minutes without upgrading. I would train any horses you want to train first and use your Local Competitions to earn money, Pony Tokens, and free turns before advancing a day. Plus any Player Courses or regular Competitions you might want to do. They take Time out of your day and there is only so much time in a day.

Lots of your questions can be answered in the Help Guides and searching the forums.

[horseheaven123]

thank you so much!