Confo needed!

[honeybunny]

Hey,
can someone please confo this filly:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2132666

[BlackOak2]

Hey,
can someone please confo this filly:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2132666

Come back to upgrade soon!

Speed 49
Strength 20
Stamina 30
Balance 33
Movement 36
Agility 35
Tempo 35

[Honeybunny#2]

Hey,
can someone please confo this filly:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2132666

Come back to upgrade soon!

Speed 49
Strength 20
Stamina 30
Balance 33
Movement 36
Agility 35
Tempo 35

I wish I could upgrade... but my lifestyle is so horsey heavy I can't afford to buy the PT...
Could you confo this guy?
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1992802

[BlackOak2]

Come back to upgrade soon!

Speed 49
Strength 20
Stamina 30
Balance 33
Movement 36
Agility 35
Tempo 35

I wish I could upgrade... but my lifestyle is so horsey heavy I can't afford to buy the PT...
Could you confo this guy?
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1992802

There is always grinding. That just takes time.
Speed 13
Strength 46
Stamina 58
Balance 27
Movement 35
Agility 28
Tempo 38

[Honeybunny#2]

I wish I could upgrade... but my lifestyle is so horsey heavy I can't afford to buy the PT...
Could you confo this guy?
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1992802

There is always grinding. That just takes time.
Speed 13
Strength 46
Stamina 58
Balance 27
Movement 35
Agility 28
Tempo 38

Yep... I don't breed grinders... (I'm working on it) and training is so expensive that until my training stats are maxed out I loose more than I gain...

[BlackOak2]

Yep... I don't breed grinders... (I'm working on it) and training is so expensive that until my training stats are maxed out I loose more than I gain...

Grinders are definitely handy.

Arguably, you could personally train in specific disciplines only. It will save you on training time and monies, plus offer you a grinder. Grinders don't need to do much, just give you that extra chance to earn PT and days.
The best part is that they can come from just about anywhere.

But that's entirely your decision.

[Honeybunny#2]

Yep... I don't breed grinders... (I'm working on it) and training is so expensive that until my training stats are maxed out I loose more than I gain...

Grinders are definitely handy.

Arguably, you could personally train in specific disciplines only. It will save you on training time and monies, plus offer you a grinder. Grinders don't need to do much, just give you that extra chance to earn PT and days.
The best part is that they can come from just about anywhere.

But that's entirely your decision.

True! One of my best grinders was a untrained AC caspian... soon... right now all my accounts are frozen due to the lean amount of trainers... Like a tooooonnn of foals

[BlackOak2]

Grinders are definitely handy.

Arguably, you could personally train in specific disciplines only. It will save you on training time and monies, plus offer you a grinder. Grinders don't need to do much, just give you that extra chance to earn PT and days.
The best part is that they can come from just about anywhere.

But that's entirely your decision.

True! One of my best grinders was a untrained AC caspian... soon... right now all my accounts are frozen due to the lean amount of trainers... Like a tooooonnn of foals

Is it necessary to get them all trained?
You've been searching for a trainer for awhile... you might need to run through a hard cull and not necessarily get rid of any of them, but make a hard decision on just training certain ones. Use the others as breeders instead, keep a selective foal from those breeders that you culled against training and that will free you up to start moving forward.

[Honeybunny#2]

True! One of my best grinders was a untrained AC caspian... soon... right now all my accounts are frozen due to the lean amount of trainers... Like a tooooonnn of foals

Is it necessary to get them all trained?
You've been searching for a trainer for awhile... you might need to run through a hard cull and not necessarily get rid of any of them, but make a hard decision on just training certain ones. Use the others as breeders instead, keep a selective foal from those breeders that you culled against training and that will free you up to start moving forward.

There lies my problems... I train all foals from certain lines (unless they get bumped to a different line...) and I just finished a giant wave of private line breeding... My private Belgian lines are all 100% trained, same with my private/elite Arab lines... My Lipizzaners are all trained as well... for quality control. I compete elite line horses before I sell them and all come from competitive parents on both sides.

[Honeybunny#2]

Is it necessary to get them all trained?
You've been searching for a trainer for awhile... you might need to run through a hard cull and not necessarily get rid of any of them, but make a hard decision on just training certain ones. Use the others as breeders instead, keep a selective foal from those breeders that you culled against training and that will free you up to start moving forward.

There lies my problems... I train all foals from certain lines (unless they get bumped to a different line...) and I just finished a giant wave of private line breeding... My private Belgian lines are all 100% trained, same with my private/elite Arab lines... My Lipizzaners are all trained as well... for quality control. I compete elite line horses before I sell them and all come from competitive parents on both sides.

I do what you where saying with my regular lines... but my elite lines are very rigorously tested... why I can still sell a Arabian stallion for just short of 1 million dollars. His parents both are tested and so is he.