Looking for stud with all positive/average report- will pay $$$!

[Catato]

Hello everyone, I hope you could help me with finding a stud for the newest addition to my herd!
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/292103
Here she is- her report is all positive, looking for a stallion likewise. - okay with most light breeds, however arabs. are preferred. Please post your studs if you have any, and thank you for your help!

[bingbong]

ive got many what breed

[bingbong]

ive many arabs wana y my best arab stalion for 2000

[Rodeo_Ace]

Here is a list of Arabian stallions that are top of their class! If I was breeding Arabians these are the guys i would choose from.

BTH Dark Glow Daphina

NW's Next Generation

Blueberry

and my all time favorite...
Commander T

[Xant’hippe]

Nobuddy's perfikt. Some of the previously-mentioned stallions have negative strength; there are a few other negatives regarding speed, movement, etc.

Here's a smaller pure Arabian stallion (good balance for tall mares) with green stamina and intelligence, strong positive agility, others positive or average. I'm planning to breed to him.



Less expensive 80% Arabian, green intelligence, others positive or average (remaining 20% is Forest Horse, which is noted for good movement). Foals would probably be "Part Arabian (90%)" ... although that extra 5% is interesting -- see below.




A really classic pure Arabian, highly prepotent, sire of Autumn Sunrise and great-grandsire of EL-MUHINN. Mildly negative strength and balance, green intelligence, others positive or average:




Clover is lovely and any of the stallions described in this thread could be good for her. High intelligence is of great value because the horse learns quickly; stamina is also excellent because the horse can tolerate longer training sessions FROM DAY !. Totina ("T") and Daphina offspring are justly famous; they'd be a nice outcross for Clover.

So, good luck and have fun choosing -- even at 14, she is young enough for you to try several options! Make sure to mate her the day she foals once she turns 18, and she may survive well into her 20s.

[Rodeo_Ace]

Haha! Yes, you are very right there. However these stallions have proved themselves in competition which is more of what I look for in a possible stallion. It's a matter of perspective I guess.

[Scythian]

Apologies from Xan for not labeling. We help each other.

Looking at the stallions from the top down:

EL-MUHINN is Grand Ch. in Endurance and has over 100 points in Show Jumping and Saddleseat.

Autumn Sunrise (the 80%) is Champion in Dressage, Hunter, and Saddleseat, and soon to earn Chs. in Endurance, Driven Dressage, and Working Ranch.

And those two are just youngsters compared to:

{NYR} Beyond Gold. A true classic and one of the most popular stallions in the game. Visible in a great many pedigrees, he is Autumn Sunrise's sire and EL-MUHINN's maternal-materal great-grandsire. Beyond Gold is a Master Champion in Endurance, a Grand Champion in Racing and Harness Racing, and Champion in Working Ranch, Sprint Racing, Pole Bending, Dressage, and Saddleseat.

Please note that Xan's closing remarks praise ALL the stallions, including especially the Totinas and Daphinas.

We like performance proof too.

[Tiina]

Wauw, I'm proud of my boy EL-MUHINN is being mentioned so positively in this post, thank you for that!

[Skraythrax]

This post totally made my day! I was quickly browsing the forum, saw this thread and thought I'd take a look to see what stallions people were recommending these days and lo and behold my horse and his descendants made up part of the list! [NYR] Beyond Gold is very special to me, I love everything about him. He was the first horse I bought, from nyraeia, and has proven to be my best all-around competition horse. I love the beautiful range of dilution coats he has produced in his descendants. I am so glad that he has been such a great stud and has benefited so many other players, seeing other people do great things from my horses is my favorite part of the game

[Scythian]

Thank you for training and competing Beyond Gold, and especially for making him available for breeding!

Autumn Sunrise is a joy to look at and work with, and he apparently gets a little *more* than half of his inheritance from his sire. Given that Sunrise's dam is half Arabian, I was expecting, of course, 75%. What do you know, the game computer says 80%.

One of our fillies is Reinette (half Arabian, half NAB [unusually for us, *not* a Baladi]), and Beyond Gold is her grandsire. She's already showing talent as well as beauty.

So again, thanks ... you and Beyond Gold have done so very, very well for the game!