Talk:Horse List/@comment-69.168.165.86-20190513211502/@comment-38439752-20190513221017

Because breeding doesn't work that way. Breeding doesn't really care about the horse's rarity, it cares about the breed and tier of the parent horses. A combination of two breeds will result in a third one, and there is no guarantee that it will be of the same rarity level as its parents. So, if you want an elite foal, look for a breed that has that rarity and how to breed it from the horsepedia or from the horse breed's page here in the wiki. Another way to get an elite foal is purebreeding two elite horses together - that way you are guaranteed to get an elite foal. If you breed two t1 Oldenburgs (elite) together, you will either get a t1 or t2 foal, both of which are elite. If you breed two t2 Oldenburgs (elite) together, you will either get a t2 (elite) or t3 (mythic) foal. Purebreeding is the only way to really guarantee that you will get at least the same rarity level foal as the parents are.