How does Championing work?

[howrse98]

I am currently in the process of champing my horses but are not certain how it works when doing it, I know entering your horse to get the title but are not certain how the * levels work.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

[BlackOak2]

I am currently in the process of champing my horses but are not certain how it works when doing it, I know entering your horse to get the title but are not certain how the * levels work.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

Basically, the more points you collect per discipline, the higher title your horse can earn. As far as the levels themselves (which level the horse can perform in, level 1, level 3, level 8, etc) that is collected and evaluated as Points per Start (PPS). The more placements your horse has and the higher placements it has, the higher this number... and the higher this number, the higher level that the horse must start in. For example, a horse that has 20 starts and all wins may not be able to start in any level below level 6. This number is constantly being updated per the competition, so the same horse may have a different level it can compete in for different disciplines and different days.
I don't recall how often the numbers are evaluated for the system, but the horse itself is re-evaluated for each start it has, after the first 10 starts, that is. Within the first ten starts, it's based wholly on training and not competition starts.

I know that probably sounds a little confusing, let me know if there's something that doesn't click and I'll try again.

[howrse98]

I am currently in the process of champing my horses but are not certain how it works when doing it, I know entering your horse to get the title but are not certain how the * levels work.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

Basically, the more points you collect per discipline, the higher title your horse can earn. As far as the levels themselves (which level the horse can perform in, level 1, level 3, level 8, etc) that is collected and evaluated as Points per Start (PPS). The more placements your horse has and the higher placements it has, the higher this number... and the higher this number, the higher level that the horse must start in. For example, a horse that has 20 starts and all wins may not be able to start in any level below level 6. This number is constantly being updated per the competition, so the same horse may have a different level it can compete in for different disciplines and different days.
I don't recall how often the numbers are evaluated for the system, but the horse itself is re-evaluated for each start it has, after the first 10 starts, that is. Within the first ten starts, it's based wholly on training and not competition starts.

I know that probably sounds a little confusing, let me know if there's something that doesn't click and I'll try again.

Thank you very much I appreciate it

[BlackOak2]