How Crossbreeds Work
toxinistired [Basic || 1 posts] on 8/19/2026 2:00 am
I was wondering if anybody else felt the same way, but to me the way some crossbreeds work don't make sense, mostly ones that are common IRL. For example, I breed qh, aph, and quarter paints, which are a common and widely used crossbreed in America. Nobody looks at the exact percentages of each to determine whether its a quarter paint or not. However, as far as I know, in game if I breed my quarter paint stallion to a qh or aph it just says cross breed. Is there a specific in game reason for that?
Well, simply because there's not a club to dedicate to the IRL breed yet, or it's not completed (100%) yet, there's campaigns going on that try to bring recognized crossbreeds into the game. But it depends on the players interest and if they want to bring more quarter paints into the game itself, as campaigns have to be strict for the clubs; similar to IRL associations but different because it's a game.
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In order for a cross to count as a specific recognized in game crossbreed, they must meet certain breed %s. If they don't match the breed %s for the crossbreed, they will be a generic crossbreed.
Example for Qtr Paint [Wiki Page] have to be 50% Qtr Horse, 50% Paint horse in order to appear as “Qtr Paint” if the %s dont match this they will be a generic crossbreed
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