General Creation

[Whitechapel]

Creating your stable.

First of all, know that your estate doesn't have to end in "Stable/s." It can end in Estates, Acres, Rescue, or whatever you please. Now, name your stable and choose where it is (city, state/province, etc.).

Now, what does your stable specialize in? Appaloosas? Tennessee Walking show horses? Multiple disciplines? Who works there, and what do they do?

Creating your first horse.

it can be any kind of [realistic] breed and color. Do a little research on the breed to find out what is and isn't possible. See here for such information or look up horse breed books in your local libraries.

Registration.

Now you need to register your horse and institute. To do so, private message Missile Sweet (Kirada) with the following:

• A link to your stable profile with all stallions, mares, foals, and geldings (as well as staff members and any established farm animals) listed in specific categories. All horses must have images!
• The name and gender of your horse(s).

Equine Biography.

Below is the desired template for your horse(s). Feel free to add to them!

Registered Name:
Barn Name (nickname):
Gender:
Age:

Breed:
Height: --.- hh
Weight: ---- lb

Sire:
Dam:

Foals: (List the names/links to any foals your horse may have.)
Discipline:
Temperament:
Awards:
For Lease/Stud:


Breeding pairs.

In order to be bred, horses must be at least 5 years of age.

To approach a stallion, contact the owner privately with the following:

- The name of the stallion you wish to "hire" as stud.
- The name and link to your mare.

Once the stallion's owner agrees to the pairing, you must do the following:

- You (the one who requests the breeding) must draw an image of the two horses interacting. This is like a photograph: proof that the two horses were together.
- Breeding is not complete until the finished artwork is put up.
- Artwork is to be drawn by the person requesting the breeding. (If you request to breed your mare to someone else's stallion, you draw the pic, same goes if you own a stallion and request a breeding to someone else's mare.)
- Do not ask THEM to draw the art for you.
- Keep your 'breeding pic' G-rated, pornography is not allowed.

When the breeding is complete, your mare is now pregnant!

- You must then draw the offspring with the Sire and Dam's name written on the picture. (This can be done in the "sire/dam" section of the horse's information when you upload your picture, but must also be on the picture itself.)
- You may draw the offspring as foal or an adult.
- You must then put the offspring on your 'Stable ' page with its thumb/link for it to exist in your stable.

Clones are not allowed.
- Breeding to a Stallion does not give you permission to create a clone of that stallion as the foal.
- be creative,
- think carefuly on what the two combination of horses would look like as a foal. Think about markings, colours, breeds.
- Copying another design directly is illegal, and will not be tolerated.

THE OFFSPRING DOES NOT EXIST UNTIL YOU DRAW IT. The owner of a stallion may also approach a mare if she is for "lease," but this is very rare.

In addition, the stallion/mare owner has all right to reject a breeding offer. Do not feel put out if you have been declined; there will be other promising horses in the game.

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Information is subject to change.

HAVE FUN!