Hey All!

[Queen of the Equines]

Hi All!

I got a gift of $200,000 from a very generous player, and, before I realized it, I spent it ALL on pastures, a barn, more horses, and a few Horse Ownership courses. I am very sorry I did this as I only have $2,024 left. I was hoping someone would overlook my mistake and give me around $10,000 to get me up and running again. I promise to NOT spend it all, and I will try to save most (if not all) of it. Thank you so much to the person who gave me the original gift of $200,000.

I am sorry to bore you all with this knowledge, and I hope you will not think I am utterly stupid. I especially would like to apologize to the player who so generously gave me that $200,000, as I spent it all very foolishly. I have not given the name of the person who gave me money, because that person said that they are not giving out money anymore because they are fairly new themselves, and don't have all the money in the world either. Sorry again!

[vallers]

Hi All!

I got a gift of $200,000 from a very generous player, and, before I realized it, I spent it ALL on pastures, a barn, more horses, and a few Horse Ownership courses. I am very sorry I did this as I only have $2,024 left. I was hoping someone would overlook my mistake and give me around $10,000 to get me up and running again. I promise to NOT spend it all, and I will try to save most (if not all) of it. Thank you so much to the person who gave me the original gift of $200,000.

I am sorry to bore you all with this knowledge, and I hope you will not think I am utterly stupid. I especially would like to apologize to the player who so generously gave me that $200,000, as I spent it all very foolishly. I have not given the name of the person who gave me money, because that person said that they are not giving out money anymore because they are fairly new themselves, and don't have all the money in the world either. Sorry again!

Ok, no offense intended, but asking for money after admitting that you were already given money, is a little rude. There are a lot of forum sections and posts that give all types of game information, including on how to use a horse to enter local shows to raise money. You can also mow your pastures, enter forum contests, and you dont have to feed your horses so you can earn money without spending it. I can't say that someone else won't give you more money, but I feel that you should try to earn money on your own with the mentioned options. I think that doing this will help you learn how to play the game better in my opinion.

[redster]

Hi All!

I got a gift of $200,000 from a very generous player, and, before I realized it, I spent it ALL on pastures, a barn, more horses, and a few Horse Ownership courses. I am very sorry I did this as I only have $2,024 left. I was hoping someone would overlook my mistake and give me around $10,000 to get me up and running again. I promise to NOT spend it all, and I will try to save most (if not all) of it. Thank you so much to the person who gave me the original gift of $200,000.

I am sorry to bore you all with this knowledge, and I hope you will not think I am utterly stupid. I especially would like to apologize to the player who so generously gave me that $200,000, as I spent it all very foolishly. I have not given the name of the person who gave me money, because that person said that they are not giving out money anymore because they are fairly new themselves, and don't have all the money in the world either. Sorry again!

Haha, dang what a great start to the game. Sounds like a ton of fun. And if you started out with such a big chunk of money and managed to get barns, horses, and courses right off the bat, I suppose it makes sense that you don't know what it's like to actually start out in this game. Having $2,000 is actually pretty darn good, I think! You can do a lot with that. That's a good amount to enter competitions (both local and public), start setting your most important and conservative goals, and begin to learn the rhythm that you're going to be working with in the long run. And it sounds like you've got a nice boost to work with.

Whether or not you get hit up by another generous player, it's good to know that you're not actually in a bad situation at all. That sounds pretty normal for the amount of money I personally have hanging around when I'm in between big purchases.

[Queen of the Equines]

Hi All!

I got a gift of $200,000 from a very generous player, and, before I realized it, I spent it ALL on pastures, a barn, more horses, and a few Horse Ownership courses. I am very sorry I did this as I only have $2,024 left. I was hoping someone would overlook my mistake and give me around $10,000 to get me up and running again. I promise to NOT spend it all, and I will try to save most (if not all) of it. Thank you so much to the person who gave me the original gift of $200,000.

I am sorry to bore you all with this knowledge, and I hope you will not think I am utterly stupid. I especially would like to apologize to the player who so generously gave me that $200,000, as I spent it all very foolishly. I have not given the name of the person who gave me money, because that person said that they are not giving out money anymore because they are fairly new themselves, and don't have all the money in the world either. Sorry again!

Ok, no offense intended, but asking for money after admitting that you were already given money, is a little rude. There are a lot of forum sections and posts that give all types of game information, including on how to use a horse to enter local shows to raise money. You can also mow your pastures, enter forum contests, and you dont have to feed your horses so you can earn money without spending it. I can't say that someone else won't give you more money, but I feel that you should try to earn money on your own with the mentioned options. I think that doing this will help you learn how to play the game better in my opinion.

Thanks for the Feedback! No Offense taken, and I am trying to earn money by doing the local shows. Thank you!

[Queen of the Equines]

Hi All!

I got a gift of $200,000 from a very generous player, and, before I realized it, I spent it ALL on pastures, a barn, more horses, and a few Horse Ownership courses. I am very sorry I did this as I only have $2,024 left. I was hoping someone would overlook my mistake and give me around $10,000 to get me up and running again. I promise to NOT spend it all, and I will try to save most (if not all) of it. Thank you so much to the person who gave me the original gift of $200,000.

I am sorry to bore you all with this knowledge, and I hope you will not think I am utterly stupid. I especially would like to apologize to the player who so generously gave me that $200,000, as I spent it all very foolishly. I have not given the name of the person who gave me money, because that person said that they are not giving out money anymore because they are fairly new themselves, and don't have all the money in the world either. Sorry again!

Haha, dang what a great start to the game. Sounds like a ton of fun. And if you started out with such a big chunk of money and managed to get barns, horses, and courses right off the bat, I suppose it makes sense that you don't know what it's like to actually start out in this game. Having $2,000 is actually pretty darn good, I think! You can do a lot with that. That's a good amount to enter competitions (both local and public), start setting your most important and conservative goals, and begin to learn the rhythm that you're going to be working with in the long run. And it sounds like you've got a nice boost to work with.

Whether or not you get hit up by another generous player, it's good to know that you're not actually in a bad situation at all. That sounds pretty normal for the amount of money I personally have hanging around when I'm in between big purchases.

Ok, thanks for your input!