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I'm going to give you some advice because I see you asking for alot of breeding horses but you seem to be a little stuck making money. Get rid of a ton of your breeding stock. Sell or auction, however you want. Create some horses with that money. You should be able to make pointed creates looking at your page. KEEP anything pointed over 400. SELL anything under 400 for 3000, that will net you 100 hbs in top of what you created them for. Keep up this cycle till you cannot make anymore pointed creates. Train your horses AND show them twice a week. EVERY week. You get a daily bonus. This will up your daily bonus as well as help you bring in extra hbs. Put your studs up for public breeding. Someone could be looking for something you have. If it's a special gene put it up in a chat. If you do not have a basic upgrade save your hbs up and get one. You get 12500 hbs a week on sundays. All of this will help bring in hbs. In order to grow you need to show. I know its frustrating, I was there at one point. This is all suggestions that were given to me from players who have been here for years and it works. In 6 months I've gone from 3,000 daily to over 27,000 hbs daily and continue to go up every time I show.

You could also look on the games, contests and giveaways - sometimes there's money to be had on there. Although this game is one of those that takes a little while. :)

I recently created a new account just so I would be better able to help newer players. Feel free to PM me if you would like some of my insights.

I am biased (because its my chat), but I think that a really good chat to be in would be this one

https://hj2.huntandjump.com/buddy_chat.php?chatid=775

It's just for players who make pointed creates to have a good place to sell their horses. Sometimes more established players will put their ISO on their too, and offer advice. Keeping your high pointed show ponies is a great strategy, but I've also seen high pointed creates go for 60k+++. This gives you a great little nest egg so you have a good something to start with.