Club Positions Filled For Now - Thank You!

[Fallon]

Alright, thank you again!

I'll make you an official trainer with the limit of four a day. If you want more, then all you'll need to do is post that you have open spots.

No problem! I have to do something with all my training stats .

[BlackOak2]

Alright, thank you again!

I'll make you an official trainer with the limit of four a day. If you want more, then all you'll need to do is post that you have open spots.

No problem! I have to do something with all my training stats .

Yeah, once all stat-ed out, they do just sit around, don't then?

[Fallon]

Yeah, once all stat-ed out, they do just sit around, don't then?

They do! Besides the occasional horses I decide to train myself, they're pretty pointless.

Also, a few questions: Should everyone's horses be adjusted to high strung or spirited (if they're not stuck at bombproof) and moderately thin? Should I take pictures (yearly, twice, etc)?

[BlackOak2]

Yeah, once all stat-ed out, they do just sit around, don't then?

They do! Besides the occasional horses I decide to train myself, they're pretty pointless.

Also, a few questions: Should everyone's horses be adjusted to high strung or spirited (if they're not stuck at bombproof) and moderately thin? Should I take pictures (yearly, twice, etc)?

High strung when available, spirited is acceptable and yes, moderately thin, although I think thin would also be acceptable in most cases... steeple likes mod thin to moderate, so I always train to mod thin. Yearly pics is appropriate, though I personally only care about the newborn and the yearling photo. I usually take the newborn, or 'time in' training (if there isn't a recent one), the yearly, then the last picture is the done training. It usually just equates to three photos max for me. Newborn, yearling then 2 years, 2 months (racing-style competition training completion).

But I'd make it as streamlined as possible for yourself as well, so keep it the same over all of them, so, for example, if you like taking photos every 6 months, then do so across the board, instead of one likes no photos, the next likes every month photos.

For Lp horses, it is important for color recognition that there is a newborn photo and a yearling photo, the rest of the photos are not as important.

Plus for temperament, personally, the owner can finish changing the temperament if they're a bit slow. A lot of my stock appear to be taking 6 to 8 months in some cases to move upward. So as long as the training is done, temp adjusting the last couple of months (if in training it hasn't finished adjusting upward), can be done after being sent back. So yes, temp adjustment upward as far as possible until training finishes.