| Field of Reeds |
| Gabby yes unless I need it for some other reason |
Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens| Angels angels |
| Exactly Void lol Just show them and let them do their thing. |
| Field of Reeds |
| Right, but going off what you're saying angel - if the horses hangs out at lvl 9 longer you make a ton of money. Vs once they hit lvl 10 they are longer showable |
| Angels angels |
| I have way too many horses and not enough time to pay attention to how much they make per level lmao. Again like I said too the higher the level the more money they make. |
| Field of Reeds |
| Example: I keep horses that make more than 2500$/5pts for the total of level one. (SO D,XC,andJ) Otherwise bye bye lol |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| I breed all mine so I have a constant supply. It might be different if I was buying my show horses. |
| Angels angels |
| I am so confused. Why would you yeet them when they level..? Just wait a couple weeks for them to train up and show them again. The higher the level the more money they make. You are just wasting money to yeet good horses. If they level too fast you need to stop using Ws and only use S-E rated horses. |
| 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. |
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| Angels angels |
| Exactly Void lol Just show them and let them do their thing. |
| Field of Reeds |
| Right, but going off what you're saying angel - if the horses hangs out at lvl 9 longer you make a ton of money. Vs once they hit lvl 10 they are longer showable |
| Angels angels |
| I have way too many horses and not enough time to pay attention to how much they make per level lmao. Again like I said too the higher the level the more money they make. |
| Field of Reeds |
| Example: I keep horses that make more than 2500$/5pts for the total of level one. (SO D,XC,andJ) Otherwise bye bye lol |
| Cloud Peak Stables |
| I breed all mine so I have a constant supply. It might be different if I was buying my show horses. |
| Angels angels |
| I am so confused. Why would you yeet them when they level..? Just wait a couple weeks for them to train up and show them again. The higher the level the more money they make. You are just wasting money to yeet good horses. If they level too fast you need to stop using Ws and only use S-E rated horses. |
| 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. |
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