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I do not even look at how a horse is doing until after they have leveled off. Once a month I do a search for horses sorted by points this year. If they have zero points or only one or two, I move them to a barn that is never shown. I keep them, as the points that they had earned up until then still add to my daily bonus.

I don't look at any of my show horses past putting them in barns to generate points. I have over 2k horses, I take my show ponies, put them in barns, set them to auto show and forget about them.

I'm too lazy to do all that work lol.

Since the show system was updated to be cheaper and and the daily show balance added I never look at my horses to cull or pull from showing unless I absolutely fill my barns to bursting and need to make room for a few more babies before year end roll over. That being said my show horses have reached the size that by the time I've filled the show barn I've set aside enough IV's to buy another mega barn for more show horses and my breeding barns are rarely full as they are sorted by generation so I have 6 or 7 barns and my primary barn is more of a holding station when sorting incoming babies or creates for a few minutes or days at the most.

If you are running out of room and looking for ways to trim down your herd I used to use the search and search by age and overall points and cull the bottom few horses of each age bracket starting with the oldest and working down until I get through the levelled off horses. I never cull a training horse and also leave intact horses alone (before foal mare papering almost all my mares were spayed after they had 3 foals or before 10years old) a horse roughly trains until their age matches their PT score