got a few during the past couple pattern times :)
Sunshine Superman
8.8 PT Palomino Rabicano
Red Dragon
9.7 PT Chestnut Tobiano. Very minimal tobiano. LOVE :)
This guy I'm not sure if I picked up during pattern time or not, but I'm going to keep him around for a few foals next season
Sweet Talk N Guy
He's a nice bay, hopefully I can color test him in the next few days. 9.5 PT on this guy
and then...I found THIS for sale. For 10k. Not quite sure WHY he was for sale either....homozygous pearl UNI boy. 9.5 Red Dun Pearl
Red Mosquito
Monday, March 28, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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CP Gorgeous Georgie
So, I've only got one two year old that is foundy/foundy breeding of my own.
Her name is CP Gorgeous Georgie and she is a BEAUTIFUL brown splash rabicano.
I will probably collect an egg from her during her first breeding season and get two foals from her using a couple of this years colts that were born.
She is out of CP Face Value and by Limelight, both mentioned in my previous post. She has a 10.1 PT as well
CP Double Oh Seven and CP Aldebaran will most likely be the lucky two. I may even pull two eggs and also use CP Lunar Phase with her.
Just something for me to think about
Her name is CP Gorgeous Georgie and she is a BEAUTIFUL brown splash rabicano.
I will probably collect an egg from her during her first breeding season and get two foals from her using a couple of this years colts that were born.
She is out of CP Face Value and by Limelight, both mentioned in my previous post. She has a 10.1 PT as well
CP Double Oh Seven and CP Aldebaran will most likely be the lucky two. I may even pull two eggs and also use CP Lunar Phase with her.
Just something for me to think about
A University Create
I created him a few days ago, actually, but haven't gotten around to writing about him yet. I love the pearl horses in the game. And since I decided to focus on my own line a bit more, I splurged a bit of my IV fund on this guy.
That being said, I've YET to put real money into this game other than my monthly subscription fee--I do the Level 5 upgrade. I've purchased two 30 stall barns, a 60 stall barn, a 90 stall barn and a 120 stall barn all from IVs I've purchased using game cash. I have not done any real cash=game cash infusions. I've also won some IVs as well for yearly trophies. This season I put about 68 of those IVs into use creating this guy. I only selected homozygous for pearl, no chance for grey. I picked stallion and yearling. 100% on breeding and training with perfect consistency.
And thus, the most perfect little Brown Pearl Dun colt was created!
CP Geomagnetism
*Star papered
9.9 PT
EE Aa CprlCprl DD gg ff SstySsty PP zz chch | KitKit SpSp VV LL rbrb OO WF: Extensive PATN: Large
Not only did he get DD, making him homozygous for dun, but he also is Aa, so he can throw black foals as well! No red based as he is EE. And I lucked out and got Extensive for the WF!
I really feel like I hit the jackpot with this guy in color, seeing as I only picked no grey, homozygous for pearl. I was tempted to pick dun or add splash, but in the end I didn't. Brown horses in the game are some of my favorites, and with a double dose of pearl on top=delightful!
It'll be a couple of breeding seasons before he can be used, but I can't wait. It also lets the other pearl breeders in the game have a bit of fresh blood available to them.
That being said, I've YET to put real money into this game other than my monthly subscription fee--I do the Level 5 upgrade. I've purchased two 30 stall barns, a 60 stall barn, a 90 stall barn and a 120 stall barn all from IVs I've purchased using game cash. I have not done any real cash=game cash infusions. I've also won some IVs as well for yearly trophies. This season I put about 68 of those IVs into use creating this guy. I only selected homozygous for pearl, no chance for grey. I picked stallion and yearling. 100% on breeding and training with perfect consistency.
And thus, the most perfect little Brown Pearl Dun colt was created!
CP Geomagnetism
*Star papered
9.9 PT
EE Aa CprlCprl DD gg ff SstySsty PP zz chch | KitKit SpSp VV LL rbrb OO WF: Extensive PATN: Large
Not only did he get DD, making him homozygous for dun, but he also is Aa, so he can throw black foals as well! No red based as he is EE. And I lucked out and got Extensive for the WF!
I really feel like I hit the jackpot with this guy in color, seeing as I only picked no grey, homozygous for pearl. I was tempted to pick dun or add splash, but in the end I didn't. Brown horses in the game are some of my favorites, and with a double dose of pearl on top=delightful!
It'll be a couple of breeding seasons before he can be used, but I can't wait. It also lets the other pearl breeders in the game have a bit of fresh blood available to them.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Foundy x Foundy breeding results
CP Random Caller
This guy was a great surprise. He is out of Random Image, a cute little Chestnut Splash Sport Pony stallion with a 9.6 PT and out of Call Lightning, a Chestnut Frame Sport Pony mare with a 7.8 PT. CP Random Caller has a 10.3 PT, *Star papered and comparison test on his sire showed he was just as good as Random Image. And he is frame to boot! So CP Random Caller was kept on.
CP Trust In Gold
Plain cremello, *Star papered, 9.7 PT. He is by James Blonde, a Cremello Splash Sport Pony stallion (9.5 PT) and out of Good Gold Almighty, a Palomino Roan Sport Pony mare (9.7 PT). I didn't comparison test him to his sire, but I like him for some reason, so decided to keep him on for at least one breeding season.
CP Roll The Dice
Another Random Image son, this one out of a Cremello Tobiano Sport Pony mare named IJsselmeer
(9.9 PT). He has a 9.9 PT and is *Star papered. He missed out on both the Splash and Tobiano, and is just a plain Palomino. What interested me in keeping him though?
CP Random Caller is worse than CP Roll The Dice
That's right. this 9.9 PT is better than the 10.3 PT paternal half sibling!
CP Haphazard
A filly this time! Pretty Bay Tobiano Warmblood, 9.7 PT. She is a Random Image daughter and out of a minimal Black Tobiano Warmblood mare named FGF Pattern In Black (9.7 PT)
CP Random Look
Another Random Image daughter here. This one is a lovely Chestnut Rabicano, 9.4 PT. Her dam is CP Barbie Girl, a Chestnut Rabicano Sport Pony mare (8.5 PT)
CP Random Rox
This is where it gets hard. Before I get into that, I'll give his info. Random Image colt, 10.1 PT, *Star papered. Out of a Bay Tobiano Warmblood mare named Roxabell (10 PT). He's a Warmblood colt, not color tested, but most likely a chestnut solid or chestnut splash.
I did the comparison test and he is just as good as his sire, the same as CP Random Caller, but as you'll recall earlier, CP Random Caller is worse than CP Roll The Dice. I think I might be putting this guy up for sale. I don't NEED three colts by the same stallion. Especially when two are about the same and I have one that is better than them. I'll wait and do a comparison test on him and Random Caller though to see if there was any difference between the two.
CP Double Oh Seven
I squeee'd with delight when this guy was born, and then passed Lucas and Charlie intact! He's a 9.4 PT, *Star papered, Buckskin Splash Sport Pony. Homozygous on the splash! He is by James Blonde and out of a Buckskin Splash Warmblood mare named Breeze On By (5.4 PT). I tested him against another James Blonde colt I'm keeping named CP Pickup, and they comparison tested about the same.
CP Pickup
Speaking of Pickup. Here he is! James Blonde is the sire, like I said earlier. His dam is Picky Picky, a Chestnut Splash Warmblood mare (10 PT). CP Pickup is a Palomino Splash, *Star papered, 9.8 PT Sport Pony.
CP Lunar Phase
I honestly wasn't planning on keeping this one. But this little tidbit is making me hang on to him--CP Pickup is worse than CP Lunar Phase.
CP Lunar Phase is by a stallion I just sold, Golden Gamble Ex Br, a Palomino Warmblood (7.4 PT) and out of a pretty Black Rabicano Sport Pony mare named CP Blue Moon (6.6 PT). CP Lunar Phase didn't get cream or rabicano or anything real special. He's a solid, nice looking chestnut, *Star papered, and 9.8 PT. We'll see what we get from him in the future!
CP Rate Of Value
back to filly. I seriously did not get many intact fillies this season from foundy x foundy breedings. Love this one though. I used an outside foundation stallion named Exchange Rate, he is a Blue Roan Splash Frame Warmblood (9.2 PT). Momma is my Brown Rabicano Warmblood mare, CP Face Value (9.8 PT).CP Rate Of Value is a Brown Roan Warmblood with a 9.9 PT
CP Laird
and lastly, we have another colt. *Star papered, Brown Dun Roan. 10.1 PT. He is another by an outside stallion-- Lord Of War, a bay roan dun splash frame brindle with an 8.9 PT (that's a mouthful there!). His dam is my mare CP Argyll, a Brown Roan Rabicano Sport Pony mare (9.8 PT)
CP Aldebaran
Okay, and I just bought another frame foundation mare and bred her to a foundation homozygous splash boy. I ended up with this beauty. Passed Charlie and Lucas...I was like..yes! Then 10.2 PT with Dorris. YES! *Star papered next!!! Then, the color test. Smokey Black Splash Frame!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His sire is JDW Christoff, a Palomino Splash Sport Pony (9.9 PT) and his dam is my newly acquired Bay Frame Sport Pony mare, Trapped (9.7 PT). I am in love with this boy. He's gonna be perfect to cross on homozygous splash first gen crosses (if I ever get any blasted fillies!)
all are the result of foundation to foundation breedings
and I did a few more, using outside mares. I'll only be posting my keepers though.
I used the same stallion for all of them, Limelight, my 10 PT Chestnut Splash Sport Pony. I had not used him hardly at all before, so decided he could have a bit of use this season. I do have a 2 year old filly by him and out of CP Face Value (same dam as CP Rate Of Value up there). So...here are his foals I'm keeping. I'll be gelding Limelight today and keep him on a show horse.
CP Bright Flash
CP Splash Of Lime
CP Light A Candle
CP Alnilam
CP Bitter Lime
This guy was a great surprise. He is out of Random Image, a cute little Chestnut Splash Sport Pony stallion with a 9.6 PT and out of Call Lightning, a Chestnut Frame Sport Pony mare with a 7.8 PT. CP Random Caller has a 10.3 PT, *Star papered and comparison test on his sire showed he was just as good as Random Image. And he is frame to boot! So CP Random Caller was kept on.
CP Trust In Gold
Plain cremello, *Star papered, 9.7 PT. He is by James Blonde, a Cremello Splash Sport Pony stallion (9.5 PT) and out of Good Gold Almighty, a Palomino Roan Sport Pony mare (9.7 PT). I didn't comparison test him to his sire, but I like him for some reason, so decided to keep him on for at least one breeding season.
CP Roll The Dice
Another Random Image son, this one out of a Cremello Tobiano Sport Pony mare named IJsselmeer
(9.9 PT). He has a 9.9 PT and is *Star papered. He missed out on both the Splash and Tobiano, and is just a plain Palomino. What interested me in keeping him though?
CP Random Caller is worse than CP Roll The Dice
That's right. this 9.9 PT is better than the 10.3 PT paternal half sibling!
CP Haphazard
A filly this time! Pretty Bay Tobiano Warmblood, 9.7 PT. She is a Random Image daughter and out of a minimal Black Tobiano Warmblood mare named FGF Pattern In Black (9.7 PT)
CP Random Look
Another Random Image daughter here. This one is a lovely Chestnut Rabicano, 9.4 PT. Her dam is CP Barbie Girl, a Chestnut Rabicano Sport Pony mare (8.5 PT)
CP Random Rox
This is where it gets hard. Before I get into that, I'll give his info. Random Image colt, 10.1 PT, *Star papered. Out of a Bay Tobiano Warmblood mare named Roxabell (10 PT). He's a Warmblood colt, not color tested, but most likely a chestnut solid or chestnut splash.
I did the comparison test and he is just as good as his sire, the same as CP Random Caller, but as you'll recall earlier, CP Random Caller is worse than CP Roll The Dice. I think I might be putting this guy up for sale. I don't NEED three colts by the same stallion. Especially when two are about the same and I have one that is better than them. I'll wait and do a comparison test on him and Random Caller though to see if there was any difference between the two.
CP Double Oh Seven
I squeee'd with delight when this guy was born, and then passed Lucas and Charlie intact! He's a 9.4 PT, *Star papered, Buckskin Splash Sport Pony. Homozygous on the splash! He is by James Blonde and out of a Buckskin Splash Warmblood mare named Breeze On By (5.4 PT). I tested him against another James Blonde colt I'm keeping named CP Pickup, and they comparison tested about the same.
CP Pickup
Speaking of Pickup. Here he is! James Blonde is the sire, like I said earlier. His dam is Picky Picky, a Chestnut Splash Warmblood mare (10 PT). CP Pickup is a Palomino Splash, *Star papered, 9.8 PT Sport Pony.
CP Lunar Phase
I honestly wasn't planning on keeping this one. But this little tidbit is making me hang on to him--CP Pickup is worse than CP Lunar Phase.
CP Lunar Phase is by a stallion I just sold, Golden Gamble Ex Br, a Palomino Warmblood (7.4 PT) and out of a pretty Black Rabicano Sport Pony mare named CP Blue Moon (6.6 PT). CP Lunar Phase didn't get cream or rabicano or anything real special. He's a solid, nice looking chestnut, *Star papered, and 9.8 PT. We'll see what we get from him in the future!
CP Rate Of Value
back to filly. I seriously did not get many intact fillies this season from foundy x foundy breedings. Love this one though. I used an outside foundation stallion named Exchange Rate, he is a Blue Roan Splash Frame Warmblood (9.2 PT). Momma is my Brown Rabicano Warmblood mare, CP Face Value (9.8 PT).CP Rate Of Value is a Brown Roan Warmblood with a 9.9 PT
CP Laird
and lastly, we have another colt. *Star papered, Brown Dun Roan. 10.1 PT. He is another by an outside stallion-- Lord Of War, a bay roan dun splash frame brindle with an 8.9 PT (that's a mouthful there!). His dam is my mare CP Argyll, a Brown Roan Rabicano Sport Pony mare (9.8 PT)
CP Aldebaran
Okay, and I just bought another frame foundation mare and bred her to a foundation homozygous splash boy. I ended up with this beauty. Passed Charlie and Lucas...I was like..yes! Then 10.2 PT with Dorris. YES! *Star papered next!!! Then, the color test. Smokey Black Splash Frame!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His sire is JDW Christoff, a Palomino Splash Sport Pony (9.9 PT) and his dam is my newly acquired Bay Frame Sport Pony mare, Trapped (9.7 PT). I am in love with this boy. He's gonna be perfect to cross on homozygous splash first gen crosses (if I ever get any blasted fillies!)
all are the result of foundation to foundation breedings
and I did a few more, using outside mares. I'll only be posting my keepers though.
I used the same stallion for all of them, Limelight, my 10 PT Chestnut Splash Sport Pony. I had not used him hardly at all before, so decided he could have a bit of use this season. I do have a 2 year old filly by him and out of CP Face Value (same dam as CP Rate Of Value up there). So...here are his foals I'm keeping. I'll be gelding Limelight today and keep him on a show horse.
CP Bright Flash
CP Splash Of Lime
CP Light A Candle
CP Alnilam
CP Bitter Lime
My Own Line
So, while I do have fun breeding horses that are way far along in the game...they aren't "My Line"
It's not as satisfying really. So while I'll still have others lines in there to make pretty shiny show ponies, I am going to be a bit more spay/geld happy with them. And not get as attached to them either.
My main focus really started this breeding season. I want pearl frame/splash horses. Well...frame/splash of any color, but I do love pearl so I'm going to work it in there too! The pattern is my main goal.
I had two young foundation stallions that I had bought and used. One has been sold, the other I yummed. I got replacements for them and I'll post about them soon.
So for now, this blog will be mainly to show off my 100% Compass Point created stock and the road I took in getting there. I want quality critters that can hold their own in the show ring as well, and I don't want over-bred lines. Let's see where the journey takes us!
It's not as satisfying really. So while I'll still have others lines in there to make pretty shiny show ponies, I am going to be a bit more spay/geld happy with them. And not get as attached to them either.
My main focus really started this breeding season. I want pearl frame/splash horses. Well...frame/splash of any color, but I do love pearl so I'm going to work it in there too! The pattern is my main goal.
I had two young foundation stallions that I had bought and used. One has been sold, the other I yummed. I got replacements for them and I'll post about them soon.
So for now, this blog will be mainly to show off my 100% Compass Point created stock and the road I took in getting there. I want quality critters that can hold their own in the show ring as well, and I don't want over-bred lines. Let's see where the journey takes us!
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