 12:16:59 Salem / Salt Mads
I mean if they're good enough they COULD be useful lol
Thank you <3
It's super fun here so far :P Love the people too |
12:15:53 Mads| also, welcome to Horse Eden, Salem!! Im glad you chose to join our community! <3 |
12:14:51 Mads| useful is debatable lol, i dont usually show them thag quickly unless they are geldings that level up really fast |
12:14:08 -HEE Click-
AHHHH so cute |
12:13:51 Salem / Salt Mads
Oo alright :3 I thought they just kinda hung around but that's awesome that they can be useful ^^ |
12:12:51 Mads| they can be shown i believe, but most dont until they see them level up in any of the eventing aspects |
12:11:53 Mads| Jewlz, the auction starts at whatever time you chose for it to start and it will end whenever you set it to end when you first make it |
12:11:26 Salem / Salt| Is there anything they can do at 2 or do they just hang around like they do at 1? |
12:10:10 Salem / Salt| Yep, so that's two months IRL right? |
12:10:00 Mads| Salem, yes in game it is 2 months |
12:09:12 PNW| Salt, a foal becomes an adult when they are 3 years old. |
12:08:15 | Hey everyone! im trying to start an auction, is there button i have to press to start it? also if this isnt allowed in main chat im sorry!! |
12:07:58 Salem / Salt| It takes two months for a foal to age up right? |
12:04:22 PNW| Supposedly, The Scorpio Races is being made into a movie, but it's been stuck in development for so many years I've given up hope. |
12:00:40 PNW| Void, yep! They're basically kelpie, but in the book they are called capaill uisce. |
11:57:21 Mads| Oooh imma add that one to my neverending TBR list |
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Hello everyone! I just wanted to make this blog to share a little about my riding life the past few months or so..? I have a 20yo QH gelding that I bought almost 3 years ago, which he has taught me so much in my riding career I can't even explain it. I still have him now and he will have a forever home with me. In October 2019 I was riding a friends horse for awhile and fell in love with him, he was so fun to ride and had an amazing jump. I rode him for about a month, when we decided to buy him. I brought him home and about a week later I had a lesson on him at a local equestrian center, and I noticed he was limping about 15 minutes into my lesson. I was really sad/disappointed when that happened as I only had him at my house for a few days. We had the vet out a couple days later and found out he had a suspensory tear in his front left leg. The vet said he can't jump anymore, which I bought him for that. She said he'd be great for anything but that, which was very disappointing. We made the tough decision about a month or two later after he healed, to sell him. He went to a family which I'm very happy about, it was just sad to see him go as I loved him dearly. Late December came around and my horse Willie (20yo QH) became lame. We had the vet come out for him, and I can't quite remember what happened but his knee was very swollen and he could barely walk, I gave him bute and antibiotics and he's now looking a lot better. I've worked him a little to see how he's doing recovery wise, but he's now 100% there yet. So I've been riding my 25yo Arabian, very light work but he's just fun to get on and walk/trot around. I've decided to take lessons on my trainers horse Astro, he's as 17.2hh Thoroughbred gelding. He's such a sweet boy and I hope to improve my self with him! The past few months horse wise hasn't been amazing, but it's taught me that everything happens for a reason. If one door closes, another will open. I'm glad I have the opportunity to ride Astro, and I can't wait until I can get back on my boy soon.
Thanks for reading this if you stuck through it lol :)
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