Latvian Riding Horse

Does not create new breeds.
Breeders Report for Latvian Riding Horse
“I cannot be certain, but it seems he'll grow into a strong colt. Real fast colt you've got here! Appears to have plenty left after workouts. Looks good to me. Your colt isn't a very pretty mover. Your colt has a good tempo about him. This seems like a very balanced colt. This colt is sprightly, you should be proud! Wow, this is one smart colt. He knows what he's doing after only one lesson!”
Accomplishments
Latvian Riding Horse has no achievements, ribbons or trophies to display.
Competition Record
Discipline / Title | PPS [Level] | Points | Earnings | Starts | 1sts | 2nds | 3rds | Win % |
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Dressage | 0 [Level 1] | 0 | $0 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 % |
Totals | 0 | $0 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 % |
Equipment
Latvian Riding Horse is not wearing any equipment.
Feeding
Weight: Moderately Fleshy 1,600 lbs |
Temperament: Bombproof |
Quantity: 3.3kg to 6.5kg |
Max Qty: 36.3kg |
Cost: $2 to $3 |
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Training
Fitness Progress
Equipment
Latvian Riding Horse is not wearing any equipment.
Feeding
Weight: Moderately Fleshy 1,600 lbs |
Temperament: Bombproof |
Quantity: 3.3kg to 6.5kg |
Max Qty: 36.3kg |
Cost: $2 to $3 |
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Genetics of Latvian Riding Horse
Genetic testing coming soon!
Breeders Report
“I cannot be certain, but it seems he'll grow into a strong colt. Real fast colt you've got here! Appears to have plenty left after workouts. Looks good to me. Your colt isn't a very pretty mover. Your colt has a good tempo about him. This seems like a very balanced colt. This colt is sprightly, you should be proud! Wow, this is one smart colt. He knows what he's doing after only one lesson!”
Equipment
Latvian Riding Horse is not wearing any equipment.
Feeding
Weight: Moderately Fleshy 1,600 lbs |
Temperament: Bombproof |
Quantity: 3.3kg to 6.5kg |
Max Qty: 36.3kg |
Cost: $2 to $3 |
Feed Ration
Protein: |
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Fiber: |
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Evaluation
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Observed Gaits
- Walk
- A 4-beat gait in which each leg steps sequentially
- Trot
- The trot is a two-beat diagonal gait where the diagonal pairs of legs move forward at the same time with a moment of suspension between each beat.
- Canter
- The canter is a controlled, three-beat gait, faster than most horses' trot but slower than the gallop.