22 my oldest but rare most make it to high teens

All my best league horses go back to november ( apart from my stayers) and i think i've finally got back to breeding some nice horses This is my first ever triple crown winner ( my game triple crown) and i've finally breed a horse to race over 1m4 I've been put in furlough today so hopefully get some nice breeding in



And the best thing about him is he's a real front runner , he even takes on my pace maker in my trials

Josh + leon u were right , the horses keep their potential right until the very end of their breeding career . Im glad i still had Bynack wupple in my field and i could bring him out of retirement 10 years of rest and he comes back and breeds better horses second time around . He was the only horse i've ever breed that had full potential and he couldn't give one out until now and i've finally got a second full potential from him and he's not a bad horse . It probably helped he had better mares second time around after 10 years . This is nice horse being by my league filly Tina Inch , hopefully the start to improving my horses.

Better mares is usually the key. Most of my NH horses stay until they die, those I get rid of I usually regret it later. I tend to keep at least 25-30 in stud even if I am breeding them actively or not.

Flat recycles faster as my team is worse and the improvement from the new lot better. But yes regardless of age they have the chance to pass on core stats regardless, for me in manual training that is as they are when they are 2yo’s.

Well i think Conquest was far better than i thought he could be and going back to breeding to my old stallion Bynack proved fantastic. Just ran some trials and the big one was Conquest ( son) against Tina ( mum) and her son beat her




I've finally feel like i got some nice (6) stallions i can breed to I can put my flat game down now and play some jump racing

In preparation for losing the title to Leon I am working only on my jumps team. And finally got a large build line in for my national/chase team, am interested to see how they fare, but figure they need a little more cross breeding still.

I've just had a look at my team ( the first time in a month) and it takes me a day to get my head around them and I only breed about 50 or so a season , It would take me a week if I had a massive team like u and leon

It does take a week, usually 7-10 days to do a breeding cycle and in reality as I don’t get 7-10 uninterrupted days in elapsed time it takes weeks to get them ready for trial. 280 in the current one after the 2yo cull, with 210 mares and 22 in the stud. Will probably be about 180 after i cull them again at 7.

It takes me a week to do a season. Especially as I have other things to do. But with about 450-480 exports each season for trials. There is always some improvement somewhere

This is my new favorite jumper in my game. She's won the Gold Cup, Grand National twice among other top class 3m+ chases and she's still only a 7yo.

Not had the chance to trail her yet. Very excited about what she could potentially breed and if she is any good in my CK.

Yes she's a small build which could pose an issue but she's never fallen yet. Was injured at Aintree and pulled up.

I've been really focusing on my 3m+ chases and think i'm on to some good ones. Well they can't get any worse with what's in the league right now.

That looks a bit special, finger crossed she trials.

I hope so Josh. Her parents didn't peak till 8 and 9yo, so still room for even more improvements. I've had one previous horse do the Gold Cup/Grand National double but not twice.

OMG OMG OMG look what just turned up in my game

35 time Group 1 winning gamebred who is not even related to any of my horses

Thank god I have plenty of money he stands at £3mil a pop

never seen the likes of this

PJ just stop playing! you're getting right on my t*** now lol

Means nothing mate could be awful in the CK but gotta have a punt on him just checked I have 30 mares to go to him