Hey everyone!

I know it has been discussed in the past, but I'm looking for some fresh insight to see if people's minds have changed at all.

Do you retire your horses at 21? Or move them to a retirement account to live out their days? Seeing as the lines don't break, only show deceased, is it worth doing if you have eight million retirees? I remember the general consensus was to hold onto them incase of retirement breedings etc.

My retirement acct is swamped with them, and was curious to see if it is a done thing nowadays, or if people still hold onto them.

:)

I have the same feelings as some other HL veterans....

1. I REALLY enjoy being able to look back at my hoard. 
2. The collapsable dividers is my favorite thing about my retirement. Clean. Tidy. Organized. But its all there! :D  
3. I only retire animals who meet a specific criteria
- - a. Animal has not been bred. 
- - b. Animal is under [my] optimal point range (such as times I have completely disappeared from the game, mid-life of an animal...)

Like many others, I would be more than happy to house your animals on my retirement. https://horsephenomena.com/home.php?id=19230 Free life-time board & a dedicated divider......or 50, if that's what it takes ;)

*This offer of retirement goes to anyone reading this! < 3 

Thank you so much for the 'hide tabs' idea, guys! Never would have considered that as a solution!

I appreciate your offers of retirement as well! If I feel too overwhelmed in the future, I will definitely be in contact.

Thank you beauties, you are all so wonderful x

I keep them all. I only retired lines that I got rid of. Otherwise they are all under retirement divider and all get fed as everyone else

I keep retirees on that breed acount now, for two reasons.

1- if I retire the breed entirely, I will give the retirees to anyone who has bought lines (rare, as selling animals on this game is rare)

2 - if I decide to resume the breed, I can!