Question on how to CORRECTLY price horses

[Tapewormaltalt]

I try to sell horse but I am unsure what price to place on horse. Is there a way I can price without being robbed or over pricing?
Example:
-Age
-Genetics
-Breed

[ShowHorseKa'Mea]

The more developed your line is (essentially, the more horses in the pedigree that you've bred), the more currency you can pull from your line.
1. GP (Genotype Points):
Higher GP = Higher Value: GP is a key indicator of a horse's potential and performance abilities.
Top Tier GP: Horses with high GP are generally sought after, and their price will reflect that.
Price Variation: The price of a horse will vary significantly depending on its GP, with higher GP horses commanding higher prices.
2. Skills:
Skills Matter: Skills, especially in older or bluped horses, can influence their value.
Skills Affect Ranking: Good skills can help a horse maintain a high ranking despite its age or GP.
Price Adjustment: Horses with valuable skills will be priced higher than similar horses without those skills.
3. Age and Bluping:
Bluping:
BLUPing, or breeding improvement, can increase a horse's GP and make it more valuable.
Age:
Older horses may have a lower GP but can still be valuable if they possess valuable skills.
Price Adjustments:
Older horses with good skills are priced higher than similar horses without those skills, and bluping can further increase their value.
4. Sex and Unicorn Status:
Females > Males: Females are generally worth more than males, regardless of other factors.
Unicorns: Unicorns are always valuable, even if their GP isn't the highest.
5. Inborns:
Good Inborns = Higher Value: Foals with good inborn traits are more valuable than those without.