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By age 10, if they're not jumping in the high 80s consistently, they get sold.
Anything that isn't 40 conformation gets retired when born.
If they haven't hit 90 by 15 they get retired unless they're 88-89.
Anything that doesn't sell in a day gets retired.
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I am ok with my horses hitting 88, but anything below means sell or retirement. Most 88's I will sell off too honestly. I have had three 90+ naturals since I came back in the summer, but most of my "good" naturals are 88-89. I keep my 89+ horses for breeding. However, a lot of my best jumpers came from low-ish jumping parents ironically, like ESF Byrde of Isle.
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I'm thinking of expecting my naturals to jump 88/89 and 90 for Itemed like you Darkfall, but I'm just not sure.
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Same with mine. It's frustrating. O.o
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I held my naturals to 88/89, and only had a few hit 89/90. I'm not really breeding them anymore but I was gonna base it off my itemed - since my standard for itemed is 91 to breed, 90 if they have promising/DNA Bred/Rare lines, I was breeding for 89s in my naturals and only keeping those with the best DNA and perfect stats to give them the biggest boost I could sans items
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I know what you mean. I feel like a lot of my naturals are under performing. Some are a tease and will get really close, but then decline.
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