George S. Patton came from one of the richest families on the west coast. Money for him was not an issue. Before the WWII, Patton was using his own money to buy gas for his tanks during the Louisiana Maneuvers.
His own troops called him "Old Blood and Guts", but cheered him lustily when he passed by. It was a symbol of pride for any soldier to say after the war, "I fought with Patton!"
Patton ran over people's bodies in the road gaining the nickname "old blood and guts" He did not literally run over bodies. He did give a speech very similar to that depicted at the beginning of the movie "Patton" where he told his troops to spill the enemy's blood. The nickname was pinned on him largely by his men for his bold, sometimes costly, plans: "His Guts and Our Blood"
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The Hawthorne Race Track
if by class, you mean breed .... mustang is its own breed.
George S. Patton came from one of the richest families on the west coast. Money for him was not an issue. Before the WWII, Patton was using his own money to buy gas for his tanks during the Louisiana Maneuvers.
if you own the mare, you keep the mare and the foal. if you own the stallion, you get the money from the breeding.
No, you cannot breed your own foals on HorseIsle 2.
from my research he had one sister named Caroll Patton
Originally yes. When they were first bred, people wanted a horse that was small so that they could travel through woods and towns better, but strong and sturdy enough to carry large people in to battle and through day to day life. Nowadays, Hafflingers are their own breed and are not mixed with drafts.
His own troops called him "Old Blood and Guts", but cheered him lustily when he passed by. It was a symbol of pride for any soldier to say after the war, "I fought with Patton!"
Pinto horses are colored like the paints but have their own breed registry. Also, pintos are horses of any breed with paint coloring.
No, on Pet Vet 2 you cannot breed horses. You can own a horse but only one.
George Patton (1885-1945) was a career solider, a graduate of West Point, who identified strongly with military leaders throughout history. He rose to the rank of general by mastering military strategy, both from historical studies and from his own genius as a tactician.
He designed his own and wore whatever he wanted.
Any Warmblood...they are very well tempered