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Eligibility And Entering
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| The ability to enter eligible horses into color shows unlocks with the 9th Training Star on the skill tree. Once you’ve unlocked that star, then it’s time to enter color shows! Horse eligibility has a bit more to it. First, a horse must be a color from one of the following color families: Cream, Roan, Dun, Silver, Fae, Opal, and/or Champagne. Further information on eligibility and restrictions can be found below: | Eligibility Restrictions | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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The following horses are not allowed to enter color shows: • Chestnuts who carry the silver gene • Maximum Sabino (fully white coat) • Horses with less than 50% condition (excluding yearlings) • Injured horses • Unnamed horses • Stallions during breeding season (February-June) • Broodmares for 8 months following their second pregnancy check-up. The following horses have restrictions on entering color shows: • Grey horses who present a color gene may only enter color shows as yearlings. • Double dilute Creams (Cremello, Perlino and Smokey Cream) horses may only enter Cream classes - regardless of other colors they may possess. |
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| How To Enter and Class Information | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
First, you should go to your horse’s “Manage” page. There you will find a button under “Color Statistics”. The table below shows what each button means.
Next, go back to your horse’s main page. You will find a table at the bottom called “Color Statistics”. This will display Coat Condition, results, earnings and points from Color Shows and the horse’s average score, best score and average Coat Condition.  Using the Find A Show button, you can enter your horse into as many classes as they are eligible for. Color classes do not take energy. There is no downside to entering a horse into color shows while simultaneously racing it. You may enter multiple horses per class. Entry fees are ascending: the first horse you enter into a class cost $10,000. Each additional entry into the same color class cost an additional $20,000. So, your first entry is $10,000, second entry is $30,000, third entry is $50,000 etc. Entering shows gives you discounts on entry fees the following month. Color shows are published at the start of each meet, and run at the end of each meet - just like races! This means during Off Season they occur once per month, and during regular season, they occur twice per month - Meet A and Meet B.
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