The Competitive Breeders Association

[Coda]

Hi there
I have some questions about Official Membership
I have some horses who are trained and almost have a champion title, once they have the champ title what do i need to do to become an official member
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3223579
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3223673
I was also wondering what breeds this association does, I have TB's, mustangs, Friesian and Abyssinian

Just copy/paste the part of the application regarding the Official Membership and fill it out! We're open to all breeds

Okay thank you i will do that once they have gotten the champion title

[Coda]

Official Member Application
Username: Coda
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3223673
Why you want to join: I would love to join to learn about more about this game and the competing part of it

[Coda]

Hi there
I have some questions about Official Membership
I have some horses who are trained and almost have a champion title, once they have the champ title what do i need to do to become an official member
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3223579
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3223673
I was also wondering what breeds this association does, I have TB's, mustangs, Friesian and Abyssinian

Just copy/paste the part of the application regarding the Official Membership and fill it out! We're open to all breeds

Hi there
I'm just trying to register my first horse to this club but i'm unsure what the last pare means as i have never really shown horses in this game before. It is this part Best time/score:

[h0rsey]

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Welcome to the club!

[h0rsey]

Just copy/paste the part of the application regarding the Official Membership and fill it out! We're open to all breeds

Hi there
I'm just trying to register my first horse to this club but i'm unsure what the last pare means as i have never really shown horses in this game before. It is this part Best time/score:

Your membership status has been updated to official

So, when you go to your horse’s profile and scroll down to their competition record, you can click the discipline and it will bring you to all the competitions your horse has entered in that discipline. It will show you the horse’s placing, earnings, and their time/score.

To find your horses best time/score, you just go through their competition results (only for that discipline) and find the best one. However, for some disciplines a lower time/score is better, and with others a higher time/score is better.

Disciplines with regular scores:
For these disciplines, you want a higher score.

Dressage (in %)
Driven dressage (in %)
Hunter
Log pull (in feet)
Obstacle driving
Reining
Saddleseat
Western Pleasure
Western Trail
Working Ranch

Disciplines with penalty scores:
For these disciplines, you want a lower score.

Cross country
Marathon driving

Scores with time, penalty, and final scores:
These types of scores are a little different. Depending on the discipline, it’ll say something like Time/number of cows penned: Penalty: Final score: The only thing that matters is the final score, which is determined by the time and penalty, which are added together to find the final score. Now what gets confusing is that in certain disciplines you want a low final scores, but in others you want high. For example, in show jumping and in-hand jumping you want a low final score, but in cutting you want a high final score.

Now, why isn’t endurance included in this? It does have time, penalty, and final time, however, it is not a scored event, so that’s why I’m putting it separate. Endurance is exactly like the scores with times and penalties, except it is measured by final time, not final score because it is a timed event. You do want a lower final time in endurance.

Timed events in minutes:
In these events it will be timed and you want the lowest time possible.

Harness Racing
Racing
Steeplechasing

Timed events in seconds:
These are exactly the same as the ones above, but they are timed in seconds.

Barrel Racing
Pole bending
Sprint Racing

When registering your horse, make sure to include their best time/score in all of their disciplines!!

[crystalized_horse]

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Welcome to the club!

Thank you, I half way understood what this is and i guess i will learn after doing it for awhile. It takes me awhile to train an champ so i don't know if i'll be any use

[Coda]

Hi there
I'm just trying to register my first horse to this club but i'm unsure what the last pare means as i have never really shown horses in this game before. It is this part Best time/score:

Your membership status has been updated to official

So, when you go to your horse’s profile and scroll down to their competition record, you can click the discipline and it will bring you to all the competitions your horse has entered in that discipline. It will show you the horse’s placing, earnings, and their time/score.

To find your horses best time/score, you just go through their competition results (only for that discipline) and find the best one. However, for some disciplines a lower time/score is better, and with others a higher time/score is better.

Disciplines with regular scores:
For these disciplines, you want a higher score.

Dressage (in %)
Driven dressage (in %)
Hunter
Log pull (in feet)
Obstacle driving
Reining
Saddleseat
Western Pleasure
Western Trail
Working Ranch

Disciplines with penalty scores:
For these disciplines, you want a lower score.

Cross country
Marathon driving

Scores with time, penalty, and final scores:
These types of scores are a little different. Depending on the discipline, it’ll say something like Time/number of cows penned: Penalty: Final score: The only thing that matters is the final score, which is determined by the time and penalty, which are added together to find the final score. Now what gets confusing is that in certain disciplines you want a low final scores, but in others you want high. For example, in show jumping and in-hand jumping you want a low final score, but in cutting you want a high final score.

Now, why isn’t endurance included in this? It does have time, penalty, and final time, however, it is not a scored event, so that’s why I’m putting it separate. Endurance is exactly like the scores with times and penalties, except it is measured by final time, not final score because it is a timed event. You do want a lower final time in endurance.

Timed events in minutes:
In these events it will be timed and you want the lowest time possible.

Harness Racing
Racing
Steeplechasing

Timed events in seconds:
These are exactly the same as the ones above, but they are timed in seconds.

Barrel Racing
Pole bending
Sprint Racing

When registering your horse, make sure to include their best time/score in all of their disciplines!!

Thank you for your help

[h0rsey]

Welcome to the club!

Thank you, I half way understood what this is and i guess i will learn after doing it for awhile. It takes me awhile to train an champ so i don't know if i'll be any use

Oh it's fine, you don't have to train and champ

[crystalized_horse]

Thank you, I half way understood what this is and i guess i will learn after doing it for awhile. It takes me awhile to train an champ so i don't know if i'll be any use

Oh it's fine, you don't have to train and champ

Glad to hear, I am working on those skills thought

[Emlyn]

Official Member Application
Username: Emlyn ( Side account is RodeoGal807)
Link of a horse bred by you that is fully trained and has some sort of champion title: https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2645149
Why you want to join: I want to Join because I love breeding for titles when a horse gets a title I feel accomplished and motivated to earn higher titles, My current goal is to beat the Barrel racing and log pull records. I also feel like it would be a great opportunity to work with others.