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Define what unaltering is (uses a GMT). Note limitations: you can only unalter one you've bred; breeding quality does not change due to unaltering (a horse that failed Breeding Advice before will still fail). Discuss why you might or might not want to unalter ...

Unable to move this subsection to trash, assuming because the Uncategorized category has been marked as invisible. Where Can I Get Gene Modification Tokens (GMTs)? About purchasing GMTs for IVs and for real money. The chance of creating a candy pony on the c...

This subsection discusses how to use the GMT lab. Discuss how to choose a horse from the dropdown menu at top (and bottom) of the page, and how to access the Lab directly from a horse's page. Describe how to make the allele changes and discuss chimera manageme...

When breeding season starts and ends. What happens when it ends? Foals need to be removed from pasture. Horses age up at the end of the year. What you can still do outside of breeding season. When breeding will open for you, depending on upgrade/purchases. Whe...

Definition: What is bootstrapping? How to get started: tips for finding a stud, saving space by leaving mares in pasture, etc. Pros and cons of bootstrapping Colors, fun to do! Higher PTs quicker for better show ponies Takes up space that said show po...

Discuss the difference between foundations and lined horses, and even vs uneven breeding (no game effect from this). Give some detail on G2/G3/G+ horses.  Pros and Cons of even breeding, uneven breeding, or bootstrapping (i.e. Pros: good indicator of quality ...

Discuss: Understanding genetics and inheritance, lethal genes (why did my foal not survive), breeding quality basics - link this to the Improving Your Bloodlines content. Remember to link to other articles/subsections as needed. What Should I Breed For? ...

Discuss the pros and cons of using pastures to breed. Discuss auto-breeding. Why can't I breed my pasture horses? Double check the following possibilities Pastures open on the 5th day of the month if you spent real money on the game in the past mont...

Breeding your horses To breed two horses you own, open either the mare's or the stallion's page. Mares need to be 4 years old and Stallions need to be 3 (Horses age 1 year at the end of the month no matter when they were created in the month). Go to the Contr...

About the heights and bone weights of horses, what happens if you cross them, how these traits are inherited in the game, what difference they make. Unlike real life, it's no problem to breed a tiny pony mare to a huge draft stallion. How to pick which you wan...

Discuss what the Breeders Clubs are, and what qualifications are required to be eligible for the leaderboard categories. Remember that this content is in the Show Herd article, so focus on the show-related aspects of the leaderboards (breeding-related leaderbo...

Hunt and Jump utilizes real life genetics, which is one of the coolest parts of the game!  Lethal white is well known in frame overo horses, the lethal white overo syndrome (LWO) is the result of a mutation in the endothelin receptor B (ENDRB) gene. One copy ...

(working title) What is a chimera? Why do they happen? How to get them in the game. Herd helpers that create chimera horses. The chance of randomly creating a chimera on the create a horse page? How to breed for them, the chances of a chimera and non-chimera t...

About the create a horse page not loading fully and failing to generate genetics for a newly created horse. This is a glitch and these horses should not be bred. They will be automatically spayed or gelded as soon as their pages are opened. Not the same as the...

So you've gene tested your horse and gotten the results, but what do they mean? The color name — also called phenotype — makes sense, but what about that string of letters? That's your horse's genotype, the actual genetic code for the coat color of your horse,...