To make money, you need a string of high PS and high TB show stock, a string of strictly career horses or a string of high starred (4 or 5 star) purebred halter horses.

You have a pair of walkaloosas that have relatively good PS, but you're looking for horses with a PS that starts in the 2000 area. If you're looking for a show string line, I have a number already ready to go for that, plus you can get foals, generally speaking for free from me, to help build a prospect show line.

You'll want at least 5 and you'll want at least half as many show string horses as you have total other horses on your account. 

I'm not the only one that produces high TB and high PS horses here and sells them for cheap to help struggling players. Take a look in the auctions and keep your eyes out for 2000 or higher PS with TB's at least 10 or greater. I've seen quite a few start at 1 bit with no reserves (aside from mine).

If you find it hard to purchase any horse, or hard to meet the auction prices, I have a forum topic that'll serve you in this area as well. Breeding section, Araloosas and Iberian Warmbloods.

It's the show strings, halter strings and career horses that earn us our incomes. 😊 Selling horses and standing horses don't really offer regular monies to survive upon. Of the three income-makers, career horses don't cost us anything to use but are limited on their max income values, halter strings are best if they're 4 & 5 stars, but are often best if they're not a competitive breed (Welshes might be best for this, but aim for low-population breeds) and finally, show strings aren't necessary to be high stars, as long as their PS puts them in very high Tier 1 or higher. Of course, the better the stars, the better they perform, but if your horse is one of only one, two or three in the competition, that doesn't make any difference if your horse places last, you'll still get third place earnings. 

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Does this help any?

https://horsefable.com/topic/6652/

Maki has a nice guide set up about making money as well  :)