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Hi!
Okay so, I’ve done this with foundations before. You should absolutely boost him. Maxing just makes horse the max ability from the parents, so the better quality the parents are the better quality the foal will be when maxed. Your foals will end up higher PT and higher papered with him being 5% boosted than they would if he wasn’t. I have a handful of boosted and double boosted foundations, it’s definitely worth it since you get higher quality lined horses quicker.
Since your boy is exceptionally perfect (B papered and 10.40 pt) he will boost to being A papered. It gives your breeding line a significant leg up. He will be on the lower end of A papered. A double boosted exceptionally perfect foundation is high A papered. You can’t up his PT score, however that doesn’t really matter since paper level is how you achieve higher PT in offspring, not the parents having high PT.

As far as maxing and boosting lined horses: in my opinion, always max them before you boost them. If you don’t, you’re missing a significant chunk of quality you’d get from maxing and after boosting your horse will be a lower quality than it could have been. Boosting without maxing out lined horses kind of defeats the purpose a little bit, since the goal of boosting is getting a higher paper level than possible without it.

Thank you both for your help! I think im going to boost my stallion then, but @VenomousGiant how do i double boost? And is there any age I have to boost him by?

@VenemousGiant Can i ask you what age does a horse clone to? If i cloned him at the age of 12 would he be cloned as a foal or would his close also be 12? And could i clone him after breeding with him?

Okay thank you so much! I will have to remember to clone my GMT projects before they age out then so i can make sure they are finished up!

Is there any limit to the amount of times you can clone a horse?

Yes what Haltanny said, they’re born as foals! Cloning projects before they age out to finish them is smart, I never thought about that haha. You can clone them after breeding. I recently had the breeder of a horse I love clone him for me cause he was about to age out, and he’s got hundreds of foals.

@ImagineThat1 Thank you! Hes my pretty boy and im really proud of how hes come out!

After i boost him up he will be up for straws (in case you were interested ;) )