[stabbrielle]

I would like to train Jiggy please :)

[SydneyandStorm]

(Blah, Miss Mayberry, I'm so sorry about his trainability xD)

Jiggy did not gain any additional points during training.

[stabbrielle]

Poor little Jiggy, I'm sure he's devastated XD Just gotta breed it out I guess

[stabbrielle]

I'd like to train Jiggy <3

[SydneyandStorm]

Jiggy did not gain any additional points during training.

(You know, it'll never cease to make me laugh that you've managed to acquire three trakehners -- and they're all stallions!)

[stabbrielle]

Lol I know XD There's only like 2 mares too, and ones only a filly. I guess I'll just have a monopoly of trakehner studs.

[SydneyandStorm]

Hey, I mean, you can always be a trakehner breeding farm once they're retired! xD

[stabbrielle]

That's the plan. Once each of them hits around 13-15 years (don't know how you're working stuff for that age or if you're doing any random injuries or illnesses) they will be retired for breeding.

Have you ever considered doing artificial insemination stuff? Like making it an option to buy a sample of your stallions/mares gametes. They do that in real life, so I think it'd be a worth while addition.

[SydneyandStorm]

Horses will start to be at risk around the age of 25-30 depending on their breed, but there's actually a risk of an injury that prevents them from competing ever again in shows, so it's possible ^^

I could add that, but it'd be tricky as some breeds don't allow that... What would you imagine to be the benefits of that?

[stabbrielle]

Well in real life horses and other animals can get injured or sick with an STD during breeding, artificial insemination prevents that.