The Breeder List

Breed: Paint Horse
Discipline(s): Western
Areas of Focus: Stats, Confirmation, Color
Are These Lines Public? Selectively
Breeding Guidelines: 17y+ || Foal count under: Stallions (5), Mares (3) || Stats - Foundations: 40 stats/year + 100, Lined: 40 stats/year + 250 stats/generation
Breeding Goals: To provide quality horses of distinctive color, high stats, high confirmation, and clean lines. Specializing in brown, flaxen, silver, roan, and creams.

Breed: Quarter Horse
Discipline(s): Western
Areas of Focus: Stats, Confirmation, Color
Are These Lines Public? Selectively
Breeding Guidelines: 17y+ || Foal count under: Stallions (5), Mares (3) || Stats - Foundations: 40 stats/year + 100, Lined: 40 stats/year + 250 stats/generation
Breeding Goals: To provide quality horses of distinctive color, high stats, high confirmation, and clean lines. Specializing in brown, flaxen, silver, roan, and creams.

Quarter Horses
Discipline: Western
Areas of Focus: Conformation & Color
Are These Lines Public? spare foals that don't fulfill confo or color requirements are available for sale
Breeding Guidelines: Horses are bred as soon as they are 3 years old with a mate selected to improve conformation and retain color modifiers/patterns. Once the ideal foal has been produced, the pair is locked. There is no maximum number of foals from an individual horses; I breed until i get what i want, hypothetically up to 17 times.
Breeding Goals:To create a final "goal" horse with 6 generations of homebred ancestors. the horse will have multiple color/pattern modifiers, outstanding conformation, and ideally low non-specialty stats that will allow it to excell at showing.

Arabians
Discipline: Dressage
Areas of Focus: Primarily stats, with a focus on eliminating bay and increasing conformation
Are These Lines Public? spare foals might possibly be sold. Stallions are studded out a single time
Breeding Guidelines: Breed pairs twice, at 19 and 20. Stud out stallions for one outside foal at age 20.
Breeding Goals: to breed high stat chestnut and black dressage arabians

Mustangs
Discipline: Endurance
Areas of Focus: Stats and Color (keeping conformation in mind)
Are These Lines Public? Yes, both in terms of studs and spare foals for sale
Breeding Guidelines: Breed no earlier than 15. No limit on foals by stallions, prefer 4 or less foals from mares
Breeding Goals: Breed high stat, color mustangs, doing my best to water down to longer lines with the addition of foundation horses where possible.

Updated for both people that replied here and those that sent me PMs. (:

Specialty: Quarter Horses
Discipline- Western
Areas of Focus: color (also stats and linage)
Are These Lines Public? Sorta, they are available to breeders who are willing to follow my guidelines and have similar breeding goals.
Breeding Guidelines: Don't breed a horse until around 16+, breed each horse up to 4 times (unless it's a horse that I have no intentions of keeping any of it's foals, then I might allow open breeding).
Breeding Goals: Horses with the At genes, Sp genes, Rn genes, f genes, and Ch genes. (plus anything I just find pretty.) I would like to some day have equal lines on both sides of the linage, with 0 inbreeding. Start my own herd all from foundations. bringing in horses that fit my requirements to breed to my horses, slowly.

Last edited on 2017-01-26 at 23:26:12 by SilverWolves

Added, but it looks like you somehow ended up with the original format. I ended up changing 'specialty' to 'breed' and 'disciplines' to help clarify. So I just need the discipline(s) for your QHs. (:

SpringHillEstates #104000
Specialty: Quarter Horses
Discipline- Western
Areas of Focus:Stats and color.Also focus on good bloodlines.
Are these lines Public? Yes, I try to offer a wide price range on studs and sale horses to encpurage new players and breeders and help better the breed in general.
Breeding Guidelines: Don't breed until well established in training and points which varies horse to horse.Most studs are available to the public to encourage and promote better qualities in the breed.
Breeding Goals: Horses with brilliant colors that are born with high confo. Stats and points.I train and care for each one on a daily basis to ensure optimal chance at success in both competitive barns and breeding barns.

Last edited on 2017-01-28 at 20:26:07 by SpringHillEstates

SpringHillEstates #104000
Specialty: Quarter Horses
Discipline- Western
Areas of Focus:Stats and color.Also focus on good bloodlines.
Are these lines Public? Yes, I try to offer a wide price range on studs and sale horses to encpurage new players and breeders and help better the breed in general.
Breeding Guidelines: Don't breed until well established in training and points which varies horse to horse.Most studs are available to the public to encourage and promote better qualities in the breed.
Breeding Goals: Horses with brilliant colors that are born with high confo. Stats and points.I train and care for each one on a daily basis to ensure optimal chance at success in both competitive barns and breeding barns.

Updated! Thanks. (:

Does anyone mind if I add any details from here to the main Breeders Directory as well? It would be great to have as much detail as possible in the one place. The easier it is for people to find like-minded breeders, the better. :D

I love this. Here's mine:

Fox Lake Stables (#31771)

Breed: Appaloosa
Discipline(s): Western & Dressage
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Breed: Arabians
Discipline(s): Western & Dressage
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Breed: Clydesdales
Discipline(s): Driving & Dressage
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Breed: Dutch Warmbloods
Discipline(s): Show jumping & Dressage
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Breed: Paint Horses
Discipline(s): Western & Dressage
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Breed: Shetland Ponies
Discipline(s): Driving & Show Jumping
Areas of Focus: Conformation, Stats
Are These Lines Public? Yes, and I encourage public studs.
Breeding Guidelines: Stallions: goes public stud age of 15. No limit on foals by stallions (But i fix the stud price after every 5-10 foal). Mares: sometimes i also offer broodmares (no earlier than 15). I prefer 3 or less foals from mares.
Breeding Goals: High Conformation and high stats

Gypsy Vanners
Discipline: Driving (eventually)
Areas of Focus: Conformation and Stats
Are these lines public? Not yet.
Breeding guidelines: 19yrs+ / two foals per horse.
Breeding goals: high conformation with strong stats. Eventually color will be worked into the lines.

Quarter Horses
Discipline: Western (eventually)
Areas of focus: confirmation and stats.
Are these lines public: not yet.
Breeding guidelines: 19yrs+ / two foals per horse.
Breeding goals: high conformation with strong stats. Color will eventually be worked into the herd.

Radosny Rabarbar (#108606)

Breed: Akhal-Teke
Discipline: Dressage
Areas of Focus: For now only color - I'd like to get sooty genes (preferred homozygous), then I'm gonna try increase horses' stats and conformation without loosing color.
Are These Lines Public?: Not yet.
Breeding Guidelines: After getting colors I want, I'm gonna breed only 15+ horses. No limits on stallions.
Breeding Goals: Increase stats and conformation and have my very personal army of sooty Akhal-Tekes :3.

Breed: Andalusian
Discipline(s): Dressage
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once the oldest hits 18-19 years because their ages are currently uneven.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I keep color in mind, but they're not as strong a focus as other breeds. I like gray in the Andies, but I'm not breeding for it.

Breed: Tennessee Walking Horse
Discipline(s): Dressage
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I keep color in mind, but more that I like the modifiers (cream, dun) and markings. I have no specific favorite thing to aim for in terms of color.

Breed: Gypsy Vanner
Discipline(s): Driving
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I have some color goals, but nothing concrete. I'm on my second generation and I'd like to preserve the pangare and wild bay I have in one horse each, and I particularly like sabino for markings. My favorite is a simple black with sabino, though. Gray is welcome.

Breed: Arabian
Discipline(s): Endurance
Areas of Focus: Stats, Color
Are These Lines Public?: TBD/Limited
Breeding Guidelines: If I make my stallions studs, there will be a max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions would usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. However, I'm also actively breeding for gray. I am completely in love with the way the Arabians dapple when they gray out. I also prefer sabino and don't care for rabicano.

Breed: Mustang
Discipline(s): Endurance
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: TBD/Limited. I will probably offer Bulk Biceps for public stud, but the beautiful mate I picked up for him has horribly messy lines, so the breed will likely be closed in further generations.
Breeding Guidelines: Will breed when Bulk Biceps hits 18 or 19.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I legitimately only picked them up because the art reminded me of Bulk Biceps from My Little Pony. He was a contest pony for the Tour Guides of Equiverse that I added white to to match and even though I hate the breed art, he's sort of endeared himself to me. I might try and keep his White gene.

Breed: Thoroughbred
Discipline(s): Racing
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: No. My "foundation" pair both have messy lines, so I'm going to keep it closed and use foundations to breed successive generations.
Breeding Guidelines: Will breed them once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. No gray, and I'm going to try and keep at least one cream gene each because I like them better.

Breed: Dutch Warmblood
Discipline(s): Show Jumping
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. No color goal, but want as much roan as possible. I also like homozygous tobiano.

Breed: Trakehner
Discipline(s): Show Jumping
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. All the colors are welcome and gorgeous, including the gray. Solids are beautiful, but I slightly prefer the roans or painted ones.

Breed: Welsh Pony
Discipline(s): Show Jumping
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I like the sooty in some cases and the silver in others, so I'm aiming for all the modifiers. Also sabino is love. And roan.

Breed: Appaloosa
Discipline(s): Western
Areas of Focus: Stats
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once they hit 18-19 years.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. These are all custom, I think, so I have my color goals "achieved" already and just want to keep the variety and rarity I have. I don't mind leopard, but hate Few Spot. Snowcap and Varnish Roan are my favorite, plus solids.

Breed: Quarter Horse
Discipline(s): Western
Areas of Focus: Stats, Color
Are These Lines Public?: Yes
Breeding Guidelines: Public stud on my stallions, max of 5 foals including my own. Stallions will usually be available for stud once they hit 500 stats or 15 years. Will breed the whole set once the oldest hits 18-19 years because their ages are currently uneven.
Breeding Goals: High stats are the focus. I have a lot of customs and variety already in color and the QH art is my absolute favorite. I want to keep the variety and have paint markings because I don't like the Paint art as much. Also I want Sparrow's descendants to carry the seal gene as long as possible because she's based on a real horse.

Breed: Arabians
Discipline(s): Dressage
Areas of Focus: Stats, conformation and slightly colour.
Are These Lines Public? Yes
Breeding Guidelines: My horses cannot be breed more than 5 times at the maximum, but preferably I want them to be breed only 3 times, with one breeding being either a stud or broodmare. My horses don't breed below the age of 15, and won't be sold or breed to members who breed their horses more than 5 times
Breeding Goals: I'm trying to eliminate bay and grey from my lines as well as raise the conformation and of course improve stats.

Breed: Paints
Discipline(s): Western
Areas of Focus: Stats, colour and conformation
Are These Lines Public? Yes
Breeding Guidelines: My horses cannot be breed more than 5 times at the maximum, but preferably I want them to be breed only 3 times, with one breeding being either a stud or broodmare. My horses don't breed below the age of 15, and won't be sold or breed to members who breed their horses more than 5 times
Breeding Goals: I want to remove bay, black and chestnut from my lines and get a variety of colours while raising the stars and conformation

@UlyssesBlue
I'd personally prefer that you didn't. If you take all of the same information, it's going to make my list obsolete. I understand your reasoning and motivation, but I'd rather my list not become pointless after all the work I've put into it. But there's really nothing wrong with having two lists that offer different things. Yours is quick, efficient, and can be edited by the members themselves, and mine is more detail driven but can only be edited by me at the moment.

All that being said, it's not like I own rights to the information my list contains. If everyone is okay with you using the info, it's theirs to give and I can hardly tell them not to.


@Everyone else
Got all the new entries added. (: