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This guide misses a vital point.
'Where do you train your horses?'
I see the majority of horse trainers (even the veterans) in the game training in the safe zone of towns. Thats the worst spot where you can train your horse! Trainng there will slow down your speed due to all the NPC's and players using the same auto-path line, you will constantly bump into them with your horse. And you have a much bigger chance that your horse will break the auto-loop due to lag spikes. Plus that your computer uses way more resources in the towns.
Other trainers try to be smart and create a long auto-path loop around the towns, but by doing that it's just a matter of time before you are getting killed by an other player when you train AFK.
The right spot to really train without lag and other NPC's is the beach near the town Olvia. One section of the beach is a large safe zone. You need to fiddle a bit to setup a good long autorun loop, but once you know where to place it you will have such a better time training horses, without lag and glitches etc.
Otherwise a good guide :)
The color distribution is an important thing (RWB - Red White Black). Referred to as the coat, which is respresented by the letter following the tiernumber. Some purebreeds / coats cant learn certain skills. Specific skills are needed on the horse for it to become a courser. And no courser = no dreamhorse.
Parent color values are added together and the value that matches (or exeeds) the foal-tier will be the dominant color. The other color-values get into the foal-coat too. I would not try to get that into a stylesheet though :)
The level of the parenthorses are said to have an influence too but i have no data on that. Afaik, horse with higher level is dominant for foalcoat. Lower level horse is dominant for visual aspects (length of hair and stuff like that).
Afaik, parentcolor/visuals are not relevant when exchanging horses.
And more speed is needed to get more lags and graficcard meltdowns.
For the leveling stuff, horse speed = horse experience gain. While the horse is moving, experiencepoints are earned by the horse every couple of seconds. The more distance the horse has travelled during that time the greater the number of points earned.
When on a wagon, a riding crop and lots of experience boni are not active. You are riding a wagon, not a horse. (same for elephant and camel) This becomes important when your characters trainerskills come into effect. They affect the horses chance to learn a new skill. Which is not happening when you are riding anything but a horse (a wagon). So yeah, level up horses you dont want to keep but breed only. If you get a good horse breed, train it personally.
Afaik it is still unclear how the trainerskills work. But i wouldnt fancy my chances with an apprentice trainer on a t8 horse. Might just be a waste of a great horse.
Here are some infos that are pretty important as well. And the coat/color/skill stuff is needed for the dreamhorse guide anyway.