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10:20:00 moldy bread / ghost
ally

same with my younger brother I can drink normal milk he cant
Aussie Stables
10:19:59 Aussie - Golden
Ally - could your daughter have it?
i know my mum has told me that i hated almond milk when i was young and then liked rice milk.
Mythological
10:19:42 Crowley | Myth
Aolmond milk an honey nut cheerios :p
MakeEm Fancy
10:19:20 Ally 💜
If it has a bunch of sugar in it I cant have it :/ diabetic unfortunately
Dutch Manors
10:19:02 July/Dutch/ace
ally, your palette :o
Aussie Stables
10:18:31 Aussie - Golden
Ally - have you tried rice milk? it's quite sweet.
MakeEm Fancy
10:18:11 Ally 💜
My daughter can only have almond milk
Mythological
10:18:11 Crowley | Myth
Attalla
If you start young as long as you don't put weight on them you get more time to get them use to everything. May will cart/drive and ride.
Aussie Stables
10:17:52 Aussie - Golden
i'll be keeping an eye out, hope you get something nice.
Thalia's Estate
10:17:29 
*now is the lactose free milk
MakeEm Fancy
10:17:20 Ally 💜
Yes :)
Aussie Stables
10:17:12 Aussie - Golden
it looks good!
Thalia's Estate
10:17:03 
And honestly I'm kind of glad I am because now my milk/choco milk lasts nearly a month in the fridge, versus like 1.5 weeks with lactose in it lol
Aussie Stables
10:17:01 Aussie - Golden
are you going to sven that Ally?
MakeEm Fancy
10:16:31 Ally 💜
Almond milk seems to be the only thing I can drink now. Regular milk hurts my stomach.

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AttallasImpalaStable
10:16:03 
myth So many people are against early training but as long as youre not riding too early thers no issue
Thalia's Estate
10:15:42 
Same, Ally, but for me it was regular milk that did me in. Didn't know until I googled the symptoms and I was the epitome of lactose intolerance (:
Aussie Stables
10:15:00 Aussie - Golden
Ally - i feel your pain as a person intolerant to dairy and gluten
Thalia's Estate
10:14:34 
Luna, yeah I'd definitely get that checked out. It does seem like allergies. Hopefully all goes well!
MakeEm Fancy
10:14:09 Ally 💜
I had oatmilk 😬 literally didnt even know I was allergic until that day @Luna
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Training tracking December 11, 2018 01:30 PM

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Is there a certain point you can stop tracking the training? EX: At week 35 or 65 does it really matter?
Training tracking December 11, 2018 01:34 PM

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Every person has their own preference on when to stop tracking, but the average is wk12-16.

Edited at December 11, 2018 01:37 PM by Moonlight Stud
Training tracking December 11, 2018 01:45 PM

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Thank you... and ideally what should we be seeing at week 12-16?
Training tracking December 11, 2018 07:10 PM
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Training essentially goes in 4 week cycles. The preferable training for the first and second weeks are that nothing is down. The third week, some horses have a trait up if they're very strong in it. The fourth week, horses who are strong in a trait will go up. Then, the cycle repeats. The fifth week is the same as the first week, so ideally everything should be up. So, if your first week looks like this:

wk 1: 111111
wk 2: 111111
wk 3: 111111
wk 4: 112122

Weeks 12-16 should look about like this:

wk 12: 223233
wk 13: 333333
wk 14: 333333
wk 15: 333333
wk 16: 334344

It would be great if a horse went up an additional trait on the third or fourth week of a cycle, but it's more likely a horse will be down a bit in the first and second weeks.
Personally, I only cull for training between weeks 5 and 6, and use the rest of the tracking for matching purposes.
Training tracking December 11, 2018 07:39 PM

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White Crown Stables said:
Training essentially goes in 4 week cycles. The preferable training for the first and second weeks are that nothing is down. The third week, some horses have a trait up if they're very strong in it. The fourth week, horses who are strong in a trait will go up. Then, the cycle repeats. The fifth week is the same as the first week, so ideally everything should be up. So, if your first week looks like this:

wk 1: 111111
wk 2: 111111
wk 3: 111111
wk 4: 112122

Weeks 12-16 should look about like this:

wk 12: 223233
wk 13: 333333
wk 14: 333333
wk 15: 333333
wk 16: 334344

It would be great if a horse went up an additional trait on the third or fourth week of a cycle, but it's more likely a horse will be down a bit in the first and second weeks.
Personally, I only cull for training between weeks 5 and 6, and use the rest of the tracking for matching purposes.


Thank you! That is a great help! There is always so much to learn on this game!
Training tracking July 28, 2020 11:14 PM
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Sorry I'm a newbie, Where do I find those numbers in order to track progress and what do they each represent?
Training tracking July 29, 2020 12:30 AM
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Week 4 is the week that horses with a rating of PPP or higher can be expected to have traits go up. Those are the Movement, Intelligence, Heart, Scope, Speed, and Strength you see on their page. You track them in the order they are listed. If are horse goes up in Movement and Scope week 4, the six numbers that represent those traits look like this.
211211
Week 5, you would want an EEE or higher horse to have all traits up. If we use the example week 4 above and a week 5 with all up, this is how I make mine look.
Week 4 211211
Week 5 222222
Wild horses start at level 2, so everything is a 3 when they are captured. If it trains in the way the 'horse' above does, it looks like this.
Week 4 433433
Week 5 444444
Horses go up in all sorts of patterns. If a horse is up in Scope, Speed, and Strength week 4, down in Heart week 5, it looks like this.
Week 4 111222
Week 5 221222
I hope this explain helps. This is the best way I can think to describe it. You can also look at peoples yearlings on the Monday of week 4 each month when everyone is posting their foals in chat to talk about their training to see how everyone formats and more training combinations.
Training tracking January 12, 2021 08:26 AM
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So does that mean that wild horses start on Week 3 or did you just skip to the weeks 4 and 5 for the example?
Training tracking January 12, 2021 08:30 AM

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The numbers 3 and 4 in the above example do not represent the weeks but the numbers of bars a horse has in each trait. A wild horse will have 3 bars in all traits when captured, so even without training they start with a 333333 pattern. They do not skip training weeks, the only difference is the number of bars they had in the traits when they began training.

Singing Gem Stables said:
So does that mean that wild horses start on Week 3 or did you just skip to the weeks 4 and 5 for the example?



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