Howrse Army V.2

[Velaris]

I have 5 passes now and I'm waiting for the Albaco Barb or Kaimenwara (from NZ) and I will buy ne making that my second wild as I already have the Nambian which I won from a Titans Challenge

[corrosive_limes]

Is it possible to trade/sell/give away passes? Because I've actually been on howrse for 2+ months but my old account got deleted, and my new account has only 11 days of connection.

[Pandle]

Is it possible to trade/sell/give away passes? Because I've actually been on howrse for 2+ months but my old account got deleted, and my new account has only 11 days of connection.

The only way to trade for passes on howrse is to buy/sell horses for passes, howrse don't allow offsite trades.

[.sea]

Want coverings?
This guy is all done with his training and I am offering cheap coverings!
3000 equus for a covering, please pm me <3

[amarok.]

Want coverings?
This guy is all done with his training and I am offering cheap coverings!
3000 equus for a covering, please pm me <3

3000 is a bit steep if he isn't blupped. Try blupping him! If you're having trouble, I'm willing to do it for you - I've got spare time

[corrosive_limes]

Ive heard this term quite a bit, but i dont know what it means. What is blupping, and how do you do it?

[Pandle]

The BLUP is a genetic indicator. It plays a role in breeding because the BLUP of the parents has an impact on the potential of the foal at birth.
It is calculated according to:

• the training level reached by the horse in its 3 best skills
• the number of competitions the horse has won ideally 20
• its age, the BLUP can reach 100 only when the horse is at least 10 years old

It is therefore advantageous to choose your breeding stock among trained horses that have proven their worth in competitions. According to these parameters, the BLUP will always range between -100 and 100, -100 being the minimum BLUP and 100 the maximum BLUP that a horse can acseshieve. If the average BLUP of the parents is 0 (then termed neutral), it will not have an impact on the calculation of the foal's genetic potential. If it is below 0, the foal will have a greater chance of having a potential that is lower than that of its parents, and the other way around if the average BLUP is above 0.
To have the best breeding stock and put all the chances on your side to produce the best foals possible, it is suggested that you choose horses with a high or at least positive BLUP, that is to say, individuals that are well trained.

Breeders manual is worth looking at if you're ever unsure of anything. People have different methods for BLUPing their horses, you can often find guides in people's EC forums.

[.sea]

Want coverings?
This guy is all done with his training and I am offering cheap coverings! also his BLUP is +100
3000 equus for a covering, please pm me <3

[Pandle]

Want coverings?
This guy is all done with his training and I am offering cheap coverings! also his BLUP is +100
3000 equus for a covering, please pm me <3

His BLUP is not 100, it's still -84.54.
To get a horse fully BLUPed it must be bolded in its top three skills (in this instance gallop, speed and dressage), be at least 10 years of age and have won 20 competitions. A 2 year 6 month horse cannot be fully BLUPed, please do not attempt to mislead people about the quality of your horse/s. This was explained in the post directly above yours.

[.sea]

His BLUP is at +100...and he is over 16 years old,
And I'm not trying to mislead anyone, maybe the link was wrong but I didn't lie...
http://www.howrse.com/elevage/chevaux/c ... 9&tri=race