| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Sav, I live and went to school in Washington. Could probably tell you more about the school you were looking at if you want :) |
Moderate Temperatures and Overcast| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Sav, I live and went to school in Washington. Could probably tell you more about the school you were looking at if you want :) |
| ~Savy~ |
| Cost, scholarships, majors & minors, career pathways (research, internships, etc), religious affiliation, scenery outside of the school, living regulations & requirements, transfer credits accepted, and then you can always email and talk to professors in the department you may be interested in to get a vibe |
| E.T. Eventing |
| Do you have any advice of how to narrow down my list? I am looking and a lot of schools meet what I have so it is hard to get any narrower. |
| ~Savy~ |
| A lot of small liberal arts schools. One in North Dakota, Washington, been to a couple state schools in Idaho, and then I am currently at a small private in Ohio |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| /Look at this pretty that gets to join the SD breeding stock -HEE Click- |
| Rainbow |
| Athena Yeah, that's been what I've been doing too. I've literally been having the BM manage all of them and then setting her to only enter competitive horses. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I show mares and geldings alike. I find they can both make decent money |
| Rainbow |
| Thanks Athena. I'm conflicted because some of my mares do quite well in shows but they don't have the stats for breeding, so I think, well, I could just show them. |
| Timberland Drafts |
| you can put mares you're showing on CS. Its supposed to make them train more like geldings. Or you can leave them off it, brood them out for extra ebs and they'll stay in the money longer. Bu they'll also take longer to get back in the money |
| Rainbow |
| Do people use Cycle Suppressant for mares they don't intend to breed, or better to sell/release those mares? Thoughts? |
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| Red Horizon Ranch |
| Sav, I live and went to school in Washington. Could probably tell you more about the school you were looking at if you want :) |
| ~Savy~ |
| Cost, scholarships, majors & minors, career pathways (research, internships, etc), religious affiliation, scenery outside of the school, living regulations & requirements, transfer credits accepted, and then you can always email and talk to professors in the department you may be interested in to get a vibe |
| E.T. Eventing |
| Do you have any advice of how to narrow down my list? I am looking and a lot of schools meet what I have so it is hard to get any narrower. |
| ~Savy~ |
| A lot of small liberal arts schools. One in North Dakota, Washington, been to a couple state schools in Idaho, and then I am currently at a small private in Ohio |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| /Look at this pretty that gets to join the SD breeding stock -HEE Click- |
| Rainbow |
| Athena Yeah, that's been what I've been doing too. I've literally been having the BM manage all of them and then setting her to only enter competitive horses. |
| Sunset River Arabian |
| I show mares and geldings alike. I find they can both make decent money |
| Rainbow |
| Thanks Athena. I'm conflicted because some of my mares do quite well in shows but they don't have the stats for breeding, so I think, well, I could just show them. |
| Timberland Drafts |
| you can put mares you're showing on CS. Its supposed to make them train more like geldings. Or you can leave them off it, brood them out for extra ebs and they'll stay in the money longer. Bu they'll also take longer to get back in the money |
| Rainbow |
| Do people use Cycle Suppressant for mares they don't intend to breed, or better to sell/release those mares? Thoughts? |
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