the breedor

 

principle


A horse is a thoroughbred (only one breed in his origins)
or a crossbred (more than one breed in his origins).

You can see the breed of a horse looking at his origins chart >

Here you can see 4 hanoverians horses, but only one is a thoroughbred, because he has 100% hanoverian breed.

If your horse is a crossbred, and you want to have a thoroughbred horse, you can breed him with a thoroughbred horse, and then breed the foal with the thoroughbred horse again, during several generations, and you get a thouroughbred foal at the end

  • The purifior
    (calculates how many generations are needed
    to get a thoroughbred)

How are the % breeds calculated ?


It's the average of the parents breeds

For one breed :
Foal's % Breed = (Mother's % Breed + Father's % Breed) /2

If a breed has less than 1%,
it dissapears from the origins chart

maximum breeds

On the origins chart, you can't have more than 5 breeds >





 

 

What will be the breed of the foal ?



¤ PARENTS CrossBreeding ¤
¤ FATHER ¤
¤ MOTHER ¤
Breed N°1 :
%
Breed N°1 :
%
Breed N°2 :
%
Breed N°2 :
%
Breed N°3 :
%
Breed N°3 :
%
Breed N°4 :
%
Breed N°4 :
%
Breed N°5 :
%
Breed N°5 :
%
TOTAL % origins breeds must be = 100%
TOTAL % origins breeds must be = 100%
Total GP Father :


Total GP Mother :



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ressources

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