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His show performance/PT have nothing to do with his breeding ability, so you can keep breeding him and see what kind of foals he produces for you. If you get a lot of spays and gelds, cull him.

I have found the same thing as the other two. I have two mares that will be going on 18 this year. I do believe they will not be able to be bred next year, and may even age out of the game. Seafoam, 0.2 PT, papered 'red',' and has had 7 foals, and all of them passed their testing. 3 of those are showing at a profit, with a good point score. Seafoam: http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=155774

So Low, 0.4 PT, papered 'yellow,' but I kept her because she got one of my favorite patterns in the game. She has had 4 foals, only 1 spayed, the others are intact. The spayed mare, Not So Low got a PT of 10.2, and has a profit of 536, with 564 points as of today. So Low:http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=154868

Which is to say that you can breed them at 19. 20 year olds pass out of the breeding business, but can still be going strong in the show ring, with a bit of luck.

Many of them do pass out of the game on their 18th birthday. A few make it to 30+, but they are very few. A search for all the horses in this game shows a handful of 27 year olds.

The oldest horse in HaJ1 at the moment is 30. He was born/created on Jan. 22, 2011!

The bonus only applies while the horse is still training. No horse is still training after age 20 :)