Post by kenobi on Mar 26, 2007 5:12:02 GMT -5
Half Blood Prince set the bar very high for comparable future Arabian stallions on the ranch. He's bay silver, solid, 67% - but he had one flaw - he's a carrier. So this time, everything rides on the foals being clear. I opened this boy first, Amber Dun Silver, 64%, and Clear. But I've sold 63% Arabian colts before; he's not that much better.
www.somehorsegame.com/horseinfo.php?horseid=43956
So he's up for sale, in lieu of finding this gorgeous colt waiting for me in the next tab:
www.somehorsegame.com/horseinfo.php?horseid=43844
Mealy Bay Silver SABINO, just like I'm looking for in my arabs; he's clear, and 66%, the first foal of Eureka (Seal Brown Sabino LS mare) that I've kept.
He's clear, which is the only thing that makes him keepable beside HBP; and thankfully, he's also by a different stud. Let me hear a whoopwhoop!
www.somehorsegame.com/horseinfo.php?horseid=43956
So he's up for sale, in lieu of finding this gorgeous colt waiting for me in the next tab:
www.somehorsegame.com/horseinfo.php?horseid=43844
Mealy Bay Silver SABINO, just like I'm looking for in my arabs; he's clear, and 66%, the first foal of Eureka (Seal Brown Sabino LS mare) that I've kept.
He's clear, which is the only thing that makes him keepable beside HBP; and thankfully, he's also by a different stud. Let me hear a whoopwhoop!