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[Coda]

Username: Coda
Other Accounts (If not put N/A): Coda02
Horse(s) I Have Previously Trained For You: I don't think you have
Reason Why You Want To Become A Private Client: I would love to have someone who can help me out with my horse training

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Username: Coda
Other Accounts (If not put N/A): Coda02
Horse(s) I Have Previously Trained For You: I don't think you have
Reason Why You Want To Become A Private Client: I would love to have someone who can help me out with my horse training

I remember finishing training for one of your stallions, so welcome to Private client privileges

I just picked up a new horse, so I can take one rn and hold the others on my side when you are ready

[Coda]

Username: Coda
Other Accounts (If not put N/A): Coda02
Horse(s) I Have Previously Trained For You: I don't think you have
Reason Why You Want To Become A Private Client: I would love to have someone who can help me out with my horse training

I remember finishing training for one of your stallions, so welcome to Private client privileges

I just picked up a new horse, so I can take one rn and hold the others on my side when you are ready

Okay great thank you so much
Horse Link(s): https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3569274
Weight: Mod
Pictures: No
Other comments: Can i Please have her confo in her notes

[Gabby_Woodlark]

I remember finishing training for one of your stallions, so welcome to Private client privileges

I just picked up a new horse, so I can take one rn and hold the others on my side when you are ready

Okay great thank you so much
Horse Link(s): https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3569274
Weight: Mod
Pictures: No
Other comments: Can i Please have her confo in her notes

Np

She's a lovely gal

[EclipticEnd]

Gorgeous dude

Yep, I take all horses of all ages

I'm starting to do feed for public clients as well, so perfect timing

Honestly, your feed instructions have helped me so much with other horses

So sorry it's been taking long, school has been super busy and chaotic with new drama-seekers

No problem, take all the time you need. I'm in no rush!

I'm glad it helped; a mix of performance and weight is good for getting temperaments up fast due to the protein and still provides enough feed that you're not losing energy from being too far under the max feed requirement. If you find that you're starting to dip below half of the max that they can eat, add some alfalfa cubes into the mix. I find it a good general feed for all of the horses I train, and it's easy enough to swap them into a pasture to lower their temperament back down if you're trying to stay between calm and spirited.

Another tip is to keep a pasture mowed to about 60% quality specifically for the above (for when you need to maintain calm-spirited) so that you can manage their weight. You can also put newborn foals in a barn, give them as much yellow corn as they can eat, and transfer them back into a 100% quality pasture. If you do this then they shouldn't lose energy so long as it's closely maintained (the amount they can eat fluctuates a lot) and it should keep their temperaments from falling. This is great for when you need their temperament above bombproof to prevent them from getting stuck, and you can move them into a barn as soon as they can handle 100% weight feed. At that point you can slowly begin filtering in some performance, and I think at around a year old they get a boost to the max that they can eat.

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Honestly, your feed instructions have helped me so much with other horses

So sorry it's been taking long, school has been super busy and chaotic with new drama-seekers

No problem, take all the time you need. I'm in no rush!

I'm glad it helped; a mix of performance and weight is good for getting temperaments up fast due to the protein and still provides enough feed that you're not losing energy from being too far under the max feed requirement. If you find that you're starting to dip below half of the max that they can eat, add some alfalfa cubes into the mix. I find it a good general feed for all of the horses I train, and it's easy enough to swap them into a pasture to lower their temperament back down if you're trying to stay between calm and spirited.

Another tip is to keep a pasture mowed to about 60% quality specifically for the above (for when you need to maintain calm-spirited) so that you can manage their weight. You can also put newborn foals in a barn, give them as much yellow corn as they can eat, and transfer them back into a 100% quality pasture. If you do this then they shouldn't lose energy so long as it's closely maintained (the amount they can eat fluctuates a lot) and it should keep their temperaments from falling. This is great for when you need their temperament above bombproof to prevent them from getting stuck, and you can move them into a barn as soon as they can handle 100% weight feed. At that point you can slowly begin filtering in some performance, and I think at around a year old they get a boost to the max that they can eat.

Tysm, noted ^^

[Gabby_Woodlark]

Okay great thank you so much
Horse Link(s): https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3569274
Weight: Mod
Pictures: No
Other comments: Can i Please have her confo in her notes

Np

She's a lovely gal

One more thing, what would you prefer to pay?

[Coda]

Np

She's a lovely gal

One more thing, what would you prefer to pay?

Ill be happy to pay the price of 35k each horse you train if that works for you otherwise you can just give me a price

[Gabby_Woodlark]

One more thing, what would you prefer to pay?

Ill be happy to pay the price of 35k each horse you train if that works for you otherwise you can just give me a price

35k is just fine

[Coda]

Ill be happy to pay the price of 35k each horse you train if that works for you otherwise you can just give me a price

35k is just fine

Thank you so much, can you please let me know when you can take another foal?
i have a 7.5month old on my second account i would loved trained i'll be happy to pay more if needed