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This is my favorite/ most advanced line. She's a 9th gen snowflake appaloosa chimera descended from chimera snowflake stallions. I haven't named her yet because I'm debating on turning her into my G9 herd sire, but I'm not sure.


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I have far too many different lines to detail all of them, but these are some of my favourites. :)

Mushrooms: flaxen, dun and DFP1/2, and DP. I added dominant extension into this line last year for variety, so I'm expecting to see some buckskins coming into my higher gens soon.

BV7 Thirteen Ciders DU

BV5 Keelis Mist U

Chinchillas: blacks/bays, dun and DFP1/2. Splash is common in this line because of my foundation sire Sir Everard!

BV4 Lightwing dL

BV6 Oak Leaf Lace DL

Platinums: my herd sire Makuba pretty much embodies what I'm breeding for in my platinums. :)

BV Makuba PD

In my phantom/paintbrush line, I'm looking to have paintbrush warm and cool + 2 different phantom genes present. I also have fun with additional genes, so I'm a lot less strict on what other genes are present!

BV6 Fire Fae RH

And for my new non-restricted line, this guy is my herd sire. His genes are not quite as exciting looking as some of my other boys, but I just love his aesthetic so much!

BV Chief T

BT5 11369935

I think my bad lines are hilarious. Sadly, I think I've reached the peak of them being awful. I bred over 75 foals this season and didn't get a single worse than so I might have hit the lower breeding cap. PT also seems stagnant now at -1.7 so I might be done with this line.



T4 praia 107938

I LOVE my plat lines. Also negative bones, which I think was fixed recently so I won't be getting any more. ^_^


T319ony 994576

I just like how shiny these guys are.


t4 Visp 108420

just a wacky line. Weird colors, harsh/sharp edges. I just think they look hilarious. If you want to see some really wacky things look at his foals. They always amuse me.

I love seeing what everyone is working on. There are some good looking horses in this thread.

I have a bunch of arbitrary rules for my flashy "even" lines, but I break them all the time for good exceptions. Like I generally breed red mares to A foundation studs and call that gen 2. But I love outside straws, and a good mare from C/yellow parents can easily make it into gen 1. If you look closely at my higher generations the rules get even more loosey goosey. Basicly my whole theory is to get as many closed genes as possible into a pasture so many sparkly babies will pass strict breeding advice.


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@Summervine What an achievement! And such a pretty boy!

What? Blackwyld is gone??? So sad