| Legacy Elm |
| But isn't it just as costly to purchase new ones? They level up fairly quickly no? |
Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens| Legacy Elm |
| But isn't it just as costly to purchase new ones? They level up fairly quickly no? |
| Field of Reeds |
| You still pay for feed and training on all horses regardless so you want horses that at least pay for themselves |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, I don't have the time to be that micromanagy with my show horses |
| Field of Reeds |
| Gabby depends. If I show them once and they level pretty much after that I do. I want my horses to stay as long as they can 'in the money' so to speak because then they pay for themselves. If you think about it even if the horse has a net+ show record will end up costing you money in the long run if you can only show them once monthly before they level. These ones that I keep that hang out at peak longer are the ones I enter occasuonally in member shows if I need good cash too |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| Not really a waste of money; just cutting down on horses that don't contribute as much as others. |
| Lake Falls |
| My wildcaught foal got a bar at wk3??? Is that as crazy as I think it is or am I just a newbie?? -HEE Click- |
| Noctiluca Tobianos |
| Oh my Myth. His sibling has surpassed him. Very satisfying WK3+6. |
| Angels angels |
| That sounds like a waste of money lol just wait a couple weeks and then you can show them again... |
| Legacy Elm |
| Only horse I have noticed that on is one of my mares, but she earned 7,148 in winnings this year. She is one I am not planning on breeding next RO. |
| ArcticLights |
| I only hurl geldings to free range when they cant show anymore |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| I do it because my geldings are all W SD and they really don't give me much time to show when they are in the money so I want to get a full three days of showing out of them when they're at their peak. |
| The Old Gods |
| Only time I cull geldings is if they're super weak in an area. I don't pay attention to when they level. |
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| Legacy Elm |
| But isn't it just as costly to purchase new ones? They level up fairly quickly no? |
| Field of Reeds |
| You still pay for feed and training on all horses regardless so you want horses that at least pay for themselves |
| The Old Gods |
| Yeah, I don't have the time to be that micromanagy with my show horses |
| Field of Reeds |
| Gabby depends. If I show them once and they level pretty much after that I do. I want my horses to stay as long as they can 'in the money' so to speak because then they pay for themselves. If you think about it even if the horse has a net+ show record will end up costing you money in the long run if you can only show them once monthly before they level. These ones that I keep that hang out at peak longer are the ones I enter occasuonally in member shows if I need good cash too |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| Not really a waste of money; just cutting down on horses that don't contribute as much as others. |
| Lake Falls |
| My wildcaught foal got a bar at wk3??? Is that as crazy as I think it is or am I just a newbie?? -HEE Click- |
| Noctiluca Tobianos |
| Oh my Myth. His sibling has surpassed him. Very satisfying WK3+6. |
| Angels angels |
| That sounds like a waste of money lol just wait a couple weeks and then you can show them again... |
| Legacy Elm |
| Only horse I have noticed that on is one of my mares, but she earned 7,148 in winnings this year. She is one I am not planning on breeding next RO. |
| ArcticLights |
| I only hurl geldings to free range when they cant show anymore |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| I do it because my geldings are all W SD and they really don't give me much time to show when they are in the money so I want to get a full three days of showing out of them when they're at their peak. |
| The Old Gods |
| Only time I cull geldings is if they're super weak in an area. I don't pay attention to when they level. |
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