 03:08:50 | Why are my stables so fullllllllÂ…. When ever I sell horses my horses keep breeding 😂 |
03:06:59 Aurora| Ok I'm yo bed, Goodnight!!!!!! |
03:06:40 Chey ♡| its been the RO of the PPP colt for me😭😭 almost everything ive bred has been one. |
03:01:59 Sun| I mean even with horses i track hard on, RO has been worse then ever for me. I feel like eve has made it harder because the straws i have from 2019/2020 that gave me EEEs and W combos arent giving me almost anything these days. I only use them to keep old lines alive, but still. i would at least like consistant PEPs. Ive been purging horses like crazy these last few RO's. Last three months ive gotten about 60 PPS's. out of stock that would almost always give me PEP+. |
02:59:01 Enoki | Maddie| Sun, I am so sorry, I was looking at the buckskin PPP lol! But I really do not think the stud has training tracked. No sign of his week 4, and he is also down week 5, which indicates he is pretty weak. Cute PWE though :) |
02:57:40 Sun| I also dont keep tracking on computer lol, its mostly on my notes. i only have a few mares im serious about breeding. which is why they have that star verses my normal brand. |
02:56:16 Sun| enoki, shes red dun. red hides in the game, i have multiple horses tested as silver that look like that. also silver did have tracked training, the mare didnt. i wasnt expecting much but i was expecting more then a PPP. esp since another match with same stud gave me a PWE or whatever she was. |
02:55:55 ♡Holly♡ Also got this little cutie
-HEE Click- |
02:54:28 Enoki | Maddie| Also Sun - she does not carry silver, as it would show up on her as she has black points ;p |
02:53:38 Enoki | Maddie| Sun, the stud has no tracked training so is impossible to match and the mare has pretty inconsistent training. It is not too shocking lol |
02:53:23 Sun
P/W/E: 1
E/E/E: 4
P/P/P: 9
S/P/P: 1
For this year so far. and ive only bred EEE+ horses so this makes me sad LOL |
02:52:48 Sun| Once i get my show money for tomorrow i will gene test her. possible silver carrier! |
02:51:18 Sun -HEE Click-
this game makes me cry. |
02:50:37 Sun| -HEE Click- and then when i breed blindly with a untrained mare i get a W combo... |
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So, I'm transfering out of state for college. My original plan was to take my gelding with me. As as test run, to see how he'd deal with being moved, I took him with me to the summer camp I was supposed to be working at (sadly, that is no longer happening). Well, he was ovbiously upset about the move - he bucked me off (owned him 6 years and he's never bucked), jumped and broke a fence...just a complete change in attitude. So now, I'm looking to do an on-site lease while I'm away. Do any of you guys have tips? Contracts? Anything helps. Thanks! |
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I have my gelding leased out, and it can definitely be very hit or miss. Luckily, I got an awesome leaser with tons of experience, so my horse is getting schooled properly and effectively everyday. I went through my trainer when I was looking to lease him out, which helped a ton in finding a good fit. My advice would be just set out some requirements! The more rules you have set the better match you'll find. I wasn't open to leasing to any kids, and made it mandatory that the person who did lease him had lots of experience, so my horse wasn't just getting tugged on, and messed around on. Another requirement I had was the leaser had to take a minimum of 1 lesson a week with my trainer. As far as pricing, just take into account how many days youre letting them go. 3 days a week is a half lease, so charge half of your board price. 6 days a week (I say 6 instead of 7 because you should try and give the horse atleast a day off) is full lease, so charge full board. Wether or not you want to make them split farrier/vet/etc with you is your own discretion. We didn't have our leaser sign anything, but partly because she had already been at our barn for awhile, so we trusted that we wouldnt need to. Let me know if you have any questions! |
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Agree 100% with this. Make some sort of requirements, especially if it is a more advanced horse. I lease out my first horse to a green rider and they do well together but, I have seen the opposite. This horse who has been on the eventing circuit forever, was leased out on a half lease to a young Pony Club rider. This horse was "Wonderpony" and everyone knew him, but recently he has been refusing, bucking etc. This is just due to the lack of experience on the younger riders part. I would make sure you put in the paperwork, some sort of outline for a work schedule, lesson schedule, or at least see the rider ride your horse before hand.
Superior Equines said:
I have my gelding leased out, and it can definitely be very hit or miss. Luckily, I got an awesome leaser with tons of experience, so my horse is getting schooled properly and effectively everyday. I went through my trainer when I was looking to lease him out, which helped a ton in finding a good fit. My advice would be just set out some requirements! The more rules you have set the better match you'll find. I wasn't open to leasing to any kids, and made it mandatory that the person who did lease him had lots of experience, so my horse wasn't just getting tugged on, and messed around on. Another requirement I had was the leaser had to take a minimum of 1 lesson a week with my trainer. As far as pricing, just take into account how many days youre letting them go. 3 days a week is a half lease, so charge half of your board price. 6 days a week (I say 6 instead of 7 because you should try and give the horse atleast a day off) is full lease, so charge full board. Wether or not you want to make them split farrier/vet/etc with you is your own discretion. We didn't have our leaser sign anything, but partly because she had already been at our barn for awhile, so we trusted that we wouldnt need to. Let me know if you have any questions!
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