Creating a new breed

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Post by Scales » Mon Sep 12, 2016 11:27 pm

Hi, I was wondering if a horse is only part Norman Cob (just an example) but they have all the characteristics to identify as a Norman Cob would it work to use them to make a new breed or is the game really picky.

For example:
If there was a Part Norman Cob that had all the statistics to identify as a Norman Cob, if it was bred with a Thoroughbred who met all the requirements would the baby be an Anglo Norman if all went well?

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Re: Creating a new breed

Post by Argent II » Tue Sep 13, 2016 1:54 am

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... =12&t=1692

(14:43:36) Nate: argie goes around the farm at foaling time with a tape measurer, an angle measurer, and a club

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Re: Creating a new breed

Post by Kintara » Tue Sep 13, 2016 8:46 am

Scales wrote:Hi, I was wondering if a horse is only part Norman Cob (just an example) but they have all the characteristics to identify as a Norman Cob would it work to use them to make a new breed or is the game really picky.

As Argents link will will tell you, the answer is yes. You can use a Part Norman Cob in place of a Norman Cob when making breeds

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Re: Creating a new breed

Post by Tjigra » Thu Sep 29, 2016 10:57 am

Hijacking a thread, but a similar question:
Cleveland bay recipe is TB x [NAB x Arabian]. I have a mare of this recipe, but she's too small, so she's not a CB. If I breed her to a stallion who has the same genetic build-up, and supposedly get a foal that fits the standards, will that foal be a CB? (and if the stallion is TB x [TB x [NAB x Arabian]], how about then?)