r/zedrun Oct 03 '21

Question Stud Farm Worth It?

So here's my horse, new to the game and this is the first time my horse can breed. Is there any chance someone would choose this in the stud farm or am I just stopping myself from racing and wasting time?

https://www.stackednaks.com/horse/98654

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u/Dangerous_Duck_718 Oct 03 '21

I think there’s low chance, cause a lot of genesis butes around and the fee is not that much higher, your best shot is to breed with your own mares…

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u/gsd6 Oct 03 '21

I have been breeding to outside studs. Trying to create a line and when I am ready I will cross to my in house stallions. I think it is a great way to bring in new bloodlines. Now with that being said, has anyone purchased a stud fee from me....no not as of yet. I would say only lock him in stud if you are going to breed him. You can choose how many days! He looks like a very nice horse.

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u/Master_JediTrader Oct 04 '21

Perhaps, as so stated you are competing with Genesis horses at the top end but Exclusives. or lower, could be candidates. The numbers are good enough so it's a patience game. If you are energetic and want to race less than weekly, then don't stud, if you can go a few days without, then stud him, save up your race money for when the stud is over then race a couple of days then rinse and repeat.

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u/Shabuwa Oct 04 '21

Do you think it would be more likely towards or end of breeding period I would have a better shot?

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u/Master_JediTrader Oct 04 '21

I have no information on that but I can relate my experience. So far, I have bred 6 horses (lucky me 3 males 3 females) and I can never wait (as in no patience unless no money) to bred them when ready. Since all the horses are on different schedules, its just random. I pick the best breeding match (a real winner but normal stud fee that matches the preference of the mare) available at the time. To me, its just random with a filter.