Horse Eden Eventing Game
Horse Eden Eventing Game


Year: 192   Season: Winter   
$: 0
Forecast: Overcast and Calm
Forecast:
Fri 01:44am  
Stables Online:  66 
Chatbox
Wild Wind Stables
01:39:13 Wind
*Match her stats

I enjoy the challenge though!
Wild Wind Stables
01:38:46 Wind
WB and X. I'm trying to do patterns and rating simultaneously so it's been a little hard to find stallions who have the right coat, catch her stats, have good ratings, and have a breeding requirement under EEE
MK Sport Horse Yard
01:38:28 
Can we crossbreed on here?
Mooncreek Magic
01:35:15 Diva's fruits
What breed you do ?
Mooncreek Magic
01:33:26 Diva's fruits
Exactly
Wild Wind Stables
01:32:17 Wind
A strong producer means generally giving foals with the same or better rating than herself?
Wild Wind Stables
01:31:13 Wind
This is good to know, thank you! I really want to build my barn from the ground up, good to know that I can wait on the expensive stuff
Mooncreek Magic
01:29:28 Diva's fruits
I built my lines entirely from ssp combo wilds, it took me around 3+ years and I'm now up to eww, I would never waste items on epp rated horses. You need to develop lineage first and make sure they are strong producers with a good training to consider even an item. You don't want to waste money on random shits that will give you false results and halt progress
Black Dragon Stable
01:07:48 BDS / Black / Stormy
Value depends upon the person. I'm a player who likes the challenge of building my lines up from the ground. So it could be worth it (although I've never actually used a glass, medallion, of sven on any of my pairings).

With that said, at 3 months, I'd honestly wait vs throwing the money at one of those aids.
Lucky Ranch
01:05:12 luhckeigh
and EPP is not worth it, and neither is an EEE unless they are exceptional and have a super rare color, bravery, come from old lines, etc that sort of thing
save your money and wait
Lucky Ranch
01:04:02 luhckeigh
definitely wait
ZequineZ
01:00:01 ZEZ - ZZ
Wind I haven’t used many glasses but I would be patient and save it for the best match you can make that’s just lacking a little of something
But pretty sure sexed medallions guarantee the gender otherwise there would be no point having it on there
Wild Wind Stables
12:47:15 Wind
Also, it's my third month on this account and I can finally afford my first glass. Is it worth buying one for one of my EPP mares or should I attempt patience and at least wait for my EEEs to grow up?
Wild Wind Stables
12:47:11 Wind
If a medallion has either colt or filly in the name does it mean the resulting foal is guaranteed to be that gender?
Fantasy Horses
12:46:33 Fantasy | Fanta
No problem! It happens a lot XD
Blue Diamond
12:45:51 Bluey
Oop, sorry, Fantasy
Blue Diamond
12:45:42 Bluey
-HEE Click-
Blue Diamond
12:45:24 Bluey
Kph
One was started on the club page. Forum link #1
KPH Equestrian
12:45:00 Rapcoon | Jester
we need a forum thread for all the animal photos!
Fantasy Horses
12:44:57 Fantasy | Fanta
But thank you

You must be a registered member for more
than 1 day before you can use our chatbox.



Rules   Hide
You are in: Main Chat
View Sales Chat
Quests
Horse Eden Eventing Game
Chatbox
Wild Wind Stables
01:39:13 Wind
*Match her stats

I enjoy the challenge though!
Wild Wind Stables
01:38:46 Wind
WB and X. I'm trying to do patterns and rating simultaneously so it's been a little hard to find stallions who have the right coat, catch her stats, have good ratings, and have a breeding requirement under EEE
MK Sport Horse Yard
01:38:28 
Can we crossbreed on here?
Mooncreek Magic
01:35:15 Diva's fruits
What breed you do ?
Mooncreek Magic
01:33:26 Diva's fruits
Exactly
Wild Wind Stables
01:32:17 Wind
A strong producer means generally giving foals with the same or better rating than herself?
Wild Wind Stables
01:31:13 Wind
This is good to know, thank you! I really want to build my barn from the ground up, good to know that I can wait on the expensive stuff
Mooncreek Magic
01:29:28 Diva's fruits
I built my lines entirely from ssp combo wilds, it took me around 3+ years and I'm now up to eww, I would never waste items on epp rated horses. You need to develop lineage first and make sure they are strong producers with a good training to consider even an item. You don't want to waste money on random shits that will give you false results and halt progress
Black Dragon Stable
01:07:48 BDS / Black / Stormy
Value depends upon the person. I'm a player who likes the challenge of building my lines up from the ground. So it could be worth it (although I've never actually used a glass, medallion, of sven on any of my pairings).

With that said, at 3 months, I'd honestly wait vs throwing the money at one of those aids.
Lucky Ranch
01:05:12 luhckeigh
and EPP is not worth it, and neither is an EEE unless they are exceptional and have a super rare color, bravery, come from old lines, etc that sort of thing
save your money and wait
Lucky Ranch
01:04:02 luhckeigh
definitely wait
ZequineZ
01:00:01 ZEZ - ZZ
Wind I haven’t used many glasses but I would be patient and save it for the best match you can make that’s just lacking a little of something
But pretty sure sexed medallions guarantee the gender otherwise there would be no point having it on there
Wild Wind Stables
12:47:15 Wind
Also, it's my third month on this account and I can finally afford my first glass. Is it worth buying one for one of my EPP mares or should I attempt patience and at least wait for my EEEs to grow up?
Wild Wind Stables
12:47:11 Wind
If a medallion has either colt or filly in the name does it mean the resulting foal is guaranteed to be that gender?
Fantasy Horses
12:46:33 Fantasy | Fanta
No problem! It happens a lot XD
Blue Diamond
12:45:51 Bluey
Oop, sorry, Fantasy
Blue Diamond
12:45:42 Bluey
-HEE Click-
Blue Diamond
12:45:24 Bluey
Kph
One was started on the club page. Forum link #1
KPH Equestrian
12:45:00 Rapcoon | Jester
we need a forum thread for all the animal photos!
Fantasy Horses
12:44:57 Fantasy | Fanta
But thank you

You must be a registered member for more
than 1 day before you can use our chatbox.






Refresh


Forums

→ Horse Eden is a fun game! Sign Up Now!

My Subscriptions
My Bookmarks
My Topics
Latest Topics
Following

Forums > The Paddock
   1    2 

Leasing? March 17, 2021 06:50 PM


Cherry River Elites
 
Posts: 1000
#867213
Give Award
I've been thinking about leasing a pony. She's not actually up for leasing but I have no doubt her owner will let me. I'm almost too big for her but I can still ride her, which looks hilarious.
What are the pros and cons of leasing? Are there any better options?
Edit: please ignore. The barn is closing down, so I won't be able to lease her.

Edited at March 21, 2021 09:59 AM by Cherry River Elites
Leasing? March 17, 2021 07:09 PM


FirstLightFarms

Trivia Team
 
Posts: 3839
#867223
Give Award
Definitely talk to the owner about it. Leasing can be a brilliant insight into horse ownership without the commitment- especially since it sounds like you'll be outgrowing this pony soon anyways!
Leasing? March 17, 2021 08:39 PM


Kingfisher Cove
 
Posts: 874
#867259
Give Award

If you can lease, I would highly reccomend it!

I started leasing my horse about 6 months ago and it is the best decision I have ever made.

I don't think there are any cons to leasing because it will help you become a better rider and give you an idea of what owning a horse is like.

I'm excited to hear what you decide!


Edited at March 17, 2021 08:39 PM by Silver Isle Eventing
Leasing? March 17, 2021 09:02 PM

Former Stable
 
Posts: 0
#867271
Give Award
I've never leased a horse before, but I do think there's a lot of cons. While you wouldn't be responsible for all the expenses, you're also limited a lot. If you get doing really well and want to go on like a long trail ride off site, it can be a hassle to get permission and transportation for the horse to go. If someone else is riding the horse, you have to work around their schedule so the horse doesn't have to work too much in one day. If you suddenly have to move, the horse can't go with you, and I'd have a hard time spending money on tack specifically for a horse that I don't enough own. On the plus side, a person can lease a way better horse than they can afford to buy. It's also a great way to sample horse ownership and not have to go through the process of selling the horse if you don't enjoy it or can't afford it. I wouldn't want to lease a horse because I sometimes decide I want to go on a trail ride and I just go for a few hours. I don't want to commute multiple times a week to see a horse that I don't even own. If I did lease, the kind of horse I want would be way thicker than my tall barrel horses, and I don't want to drop a thousand dollars on a saddle and everything for a horse I'm only riding temporarily. If you're just starting out and want to learn to ride, leasing can be a great option. If you want to just ride when you feel like it and go to shows for fun on a whim, it's way easier if you own your own horse.
Leasing? March 18, 2021 11:53 AM


EmeraldHillsFarm
 
Posts: 116
#867459
Give Award
Leasing is an excellent option, so long as the terms of the lease meet your needs. All of the leases I've done have been free leases where I/my family took on all of the horse's expenses and had exclusive access to it, but paid no monthly fee. Its essentially like owning the horse without the upfront cost of purchase, and the ability to easily get return the horse to the real owner. Other people-- particularly the less experienced or those with fewer resources-- benefit from more structured leases. The owner may still have 2 or 3 days a week when it is their turn to ride the horse, or there is cost-sharing on things like board, vet, farrier, feed, etc. There may be restrictions on taking the horse off the property, or there may not. A contract should be drawn up that clearly delinates the rights and responsibilities of both you and the owner. I would highly recommend leasing before you even think about buying a horse (unless you already come from an experienced horsey family) so that you can get your feet wet. Horses are harder to get rid of than most people realize, and they seem to be even harder to get rid once you've realized that they are unsuitable for you!
Leasing? March 18, 2021 01:01 PM


Sun Rain Stables
 
Posts: 68
#867481
Give Award
leasing is a great thing!! I know people who's leased horses stay at their barn, (as it is a full lease) and such like that. Alot of lesson barns have leases on their horses (often half lease, you can hack/trail 3 times a week) but let you use the saddles and other tack you need and would use in a lesson. I support leasing (esp. in english) alot as it saves you from buying and selling a bunch of horses when you move to higher levels. plus it is quite cheaper then buying a horse.
Leasing? March 18, 2021 03:12 PM


HMH Reality Check

Rumble Team
 
Posts: 5544
#867531
Give Award
I personally, hate leasing. Don't let me turn you off, you should still do it, just be careful.
Leasing? March 21, 2021 07:56 AM


EmeraldHillsFarm
 
Posts: 116
#868398
Give Award
HMH Reality Check said:
I personally, hate leasing. Don't let me turn you off, you should still do it, just be careful.


What turned you off leasing?
Leasing? March 21, 2021 01:18 PM


The Lady of Fangorn
 
Posts: 2857
#868472
Give Award

HMH Reality Check said:
I personally, hate leasing. Don't let me turn you off, you should still do it, just be careful.


Agreed. My experience has been that the horse always comes with strings attached and it's a constant headache to deal with the owner.
Leasing? March 29, 2021 07:10 AM


HMH Reality Check

Rumble Team
 
Posts: 5544
#871017
Give Award

EmeraldHillsFarm said:
HMH Reality Check said:
I personally, hate leasing. Don't let me turn you off, you should still do it, just be careful.


What turned you off leasing?


Well, you become responsible for this other person's horse, so condition and injuries are blamed on you. Leasing from a friend isn't always the best idea. I leased this pretty Palomino AQHA gelding from this lady who collected Western Pleasure AQHA and just let them sit. We got him jumping and dressage and he was going well, until the lady decides that she didn't want him jumping or being ridden at all, got super pissed at us and took him away. People care about there horses and have many reasons for leasing, wether it be no time or new horse, if something happens to the lease horse, (skinny, injury, vice) the owner isn't going to be happy, and it's going to be your fault. Horses always come with strings and instructions and it's just a pain.

Forums > The Paddock
   1    2 

Refresh