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[RenegadePegasus]

hey training might take longer than expected i cant find the right feeding mix to increase her energy so she isnt capable to train to the fullest, i am so sorry for this cause of strange event but it is really impacting on her training if it was me i would take her to a better trainer and all fees will be deducted

When their young foals, there’s nothing you can do to get energy up. Train what you can and move on.0

[FrozenSecret]

ok well i got her when she was 1 yr 3.5 months and shes now 3 yrs 0.5 months

[FrozenSecret]

and also its up to the owner what happens to their horse not mine and ill admit that im not a good trainer

[h0rsey]

hey training might take longer than expected i cant find the right feeding mix to increase her energy so she isnt capable to train to the fullest, i am so sorry for this cause of strange event but it is really impacting on her training if it was me i would take her to a better trainer and all fees will be deducted

it's ok...
I saw though that you were feeding her waaay too much. You don't want to feed them all the way to 400% because irl horses wouldn't be able to eat that much...you might want to feed her a little bit less but still over 100% so that she can get enough energy

[FrozenSecret]

ok ill see if that works

[h0rsey]

ok ill see if that works

yeah
I like to use the weight gain mix and the performance mix to help my horses gain weight and get enough energy

[FrozenSecret]

Thats what im using to get her energy up

[h0rsey]

Thats what im using to get her energy up

try using less alfalfa cubes and alfalfa hay, and do 100% weight gain and 100% performance, she should be able to take more food because she is getting older

[FrozenSecret]

ok

[h0rsey]

ok

it's still too much...
sorry that it's hard to change her weight, fillies can be hard.
maybe you can try one last thing, give her 0% alfalfa cubes, and 20% alfalfa hay, keep the weight gain and performance at 100%?