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How do I buy a horse? |
Use the Bidding Forms. Remember dealing within your own faction will save you money. |
How is it that most of the horses available for sale are priced well above their value? |
It depends on the market supply. The value is a calcuation of what the horse is worth today. A good horse will make many times its current value in race winnings, stud fees, offspring, etc |
Who sets the claim price? |
The horse owner does. You can use the main Triple Crown page.. You'll only see options you can use, thus the horse options don't appear until you own a horse. |
How do I sell horses? |
See the answer to the previous question. Remember that the claim price is a minimum bid. Most players will bid more than the claim price if they want to buy a horse. |
Why can't I sell my horse. |
Either your claim price is too high or the horse is currently injured. Injured horses can't be traded. If your horse is healthy, take a look at the Bidding Forms and see what other horses of the same value are selling for. To be assured of a sell set the claim price to 1 and then the bank will determine the minimum value and will buy the horse at that value if no higher offer is made. |
What if I decide not to sell my horse after I have already set a claim price? |
Setting the claim price to 0 will take the horse out of the bidding |
Is age a factor in trading horses? |
Only in what others are willing to pay for it. Horses can be sold at any age. They must be 2 years old to race, and 3 years old to breed. |
What happens when I buy a stallion or mare? |
See the Breeding FAQ. |
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