| Rising Stars Stable |
| -HEE Click- I'm regretting selling this unrated filly last night |
Showers Off and On| Rising Stars Stable |
| -HEE Click- I'm regretting selling this unrated filly last night |
| Minerva |
| Ooh definitely food for thought then North, thank you! Im not hand showing at the minute as ive just got SD geldings in the BM but it would be nice to actually make use of the other 700 odd horses ive got sitting around haha |
| TheLandOfFishAndFish |
| -HEE Click- man why couldn't you be a filly... Anyway, first WEE bred! |
| North Street |
| I agree, I don't have time for all of that tracking training etc. It is dead simple, I rarely bring in horses, I breed my own. I train in AD until they are 6 and then in SD. Check that the riders are of the right level and show 3 times a week, simples. |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i did a similar program on my side account that i used solely for showing and also always made super good profits to start i bought horses only levels 3+ in training because they made more profit quicker, but once you have some money in the bank you can breed your own I feel like people complicate showing too much |
| North Street |
| 7 Day Profit: 307,741 (with fewer than 200 horses) I am a free stable which makes a big difference as there is more competition among premium stables. |
| Minerva |
| Do you really North?! I've not heard of many people doing that- do you mind me asking how much profit you make that way? I only do it for my futurity foals but it would be an interesting plan to try with all stock |
| North Street |
| I show my horses 3 times a week from birth, regardless of training, I make a good profit and I am always near the top of the LB |
| Minerva |
| @Rocky- they're ready to show when they have 2 bars of training for every level in each of the three stats for the chosen discipline. So a 1yo would be ready around week 4 or 5 depending on their training. Dressage uses MVT, INT & STR; XC uses HRT, SPD & STR and SJ uses HRT, SCP & SPD |
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| Rising Stars Stable |
| -HEE Click- I'm regretting selling this unrated filly last night |
| Minerva |
| Ooh definitely food for thought then North, thank you! Im not hand showing at the minute as ive just got SD geldings in the BM but it would be nice to actually make use of the other 700 odd horses ive got sitting around haha |
| TheLandOfFishAndFish |
| -HEE Click- man why couldn't you be a filly... Anyway, first WEE bred! |
| North Street |
| I agree, I don't have time for all of that tracking training etc. It is dead simple, I rarely bring in horses, I breed my own. I train in AD until they are 6 and then in SD. Check that the riders are of the right level and show 3 times a week, simples. |
| Lucky Ranch |
| i did a similar program on my side account that i used solely for showing and also always made super good profits to start i bought horses only levels 3+ in training because they made more profit quicker, but once you have some money in the bank you can breed your own I feel like people complicate showing too much |
| North Street |
| 7 Day Profit: 307,741 (with fewer than 200 horses) I am a free stable which makes a big difference as there is more competition among premium stables. |
| Minerva |
| Do you really North?! I've not heard of many people doing that- do you mind me asking how much profit you make that way? I only do it for my futurity foals but it would be an interesting plan to try with all stock |
| North Street |
| I show my horses 3 times a week from birth, regardless of training, I make a good profit and I am always near the top of the LB |
| Minerva |
| @Rocky- they're ready to show when they have 2 bars of training for every level in each of the three stats for the chosen discipline. So a 1yo would be ready around week 4 or 5 depending on their training. Dressage uses MVT, INT & STR; XC uses HRT, SPD & STR and SJ uses HRT, SCP & SPD |
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