Amaretto Breedables Customer Connection

I watched the group discussion about “retired” coats this

morning and decided to try to clear up some

confusion about when Amaretto puts things

Out to Pasture (our version of retiring coats/eyes/traits).

Let’s start by listing what is Out to Pasture:

Out to Pasture Starter Coats
    Appaloosa Black
    Appaloosa Brown
    Appalossa Tan
    Appaloosa Grey


Out to Pasture Non-Starter Coats 
    Black Walker
    Brown Walker
    Red Walker
    Silver Walker
    Tan Walker
    White Walker


Out to Pasture Charmed Horses
    Charmed Demon – Demon Eyes (Blood)
    Charmed Pegacorn - Pegacorn Eyes (Rainbow)


Out to Pasture Albino Eyes
    Hazel Blue
    Hazel Pink
    Multi Green Blue
    Multi Brown Blue
    Rainbow


Now what does this mean exactly?

**On the Starter Coat that has been put Out to Pasture, it means you will

never buy a Starter/Breeder/Ranchers pack of horses from the Amaretto

stores that contains this coat.  The only way of obtaining an Appaloosa

is if a horse you are breeding has the Appaloosa trait somewhere in

its lineage.

**On the Non-Starter Coat that has been put Out to Pasture, it means you

will never buy a Starter/Breeder/Ranchers pack of horses from the Amaretto

stores that contains the Walkers as a hidden coat.  The only way of obtaining

a Walker is if a horse you are breeding has the Walker trait somewhere in its

lineage.

**Now the Out to Pasture Charmed are a little different.  Since Charmed

horses are random and do not pass on their coats when we put Charmed horses

Out to Pasture it means there will never be another one of those Charmed

dropped on the grid.  So there is no chance of getting the Charmed Demon

or the Charmed Pegacorn any longer because they are Out to Pasture.

**The Albino eyes originally come from Albino horses but can pass on to other

horses.  So when Albino eyes are put Out to Pasture it means that when an

Albino is birthed on the grid it will never have any of the Out to Pasture

eyes. The only way of obtaining these eyes is if a horse you are breeding

has them somewhere in its lineage.

**You should also note that when things are put Out to Pasture it does not

automatically make them a trait.

If it wasn’t considered a trait to begin with, well it is still not

considered a trait.

The easy way to remember this is ….Once a starter ALWAYS a starter.

I hope this helps clear up some of the confusion about things that are

now Out to Pasture.

Happy Breeding everyone!!