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I'm starting to agree with you BeachSide Champs. EVERY time I get on, she's on, and I ussually get off first.

No, I just check often.

Lets be nice on the public forum. If you want to say things like that keep it private though I do not see what the problem is.

We were joking around with her Ckat.

Yeah, I give them permission to make fun of me.....because I can bite back... rofl ....with all of the time that I am on here...hehehe

Okay, as long as everybody is okay with the comments I will stay out of it. It just sounded a little harsh from my outside perspective.

lol, no worries, but that is great that you were concerned.....Gold star for you for today!

Thank you!

Question: how do u get a greenstar out of a greenstar stallion but a regular mare?

The Green star Stallion, will have to have enough of a high genetics to contrast to the mare.

If he is barely 100. And a regular mare, you probably won't get a green star foal.

I've just bred a double greenstar to a non greenstar mare to get a greenstar foal.

I had bred the mare's dam to a greenstar hoping to get a greenstar but didn't quite make it.

I'm having my horse not get the ultrasound beacuse i want to be a suprise

I never use the ultrasound. I don't think it's necessary because Canadians are more than half the time black, and I don't really care about the gender, so.... :]

very cool...this is helping me learn more about howrse...one thing im wondering is how do you train howrses?anyway thanks for the tips cayla!:)

Two ways: Look to the right page of your howrse when you are taking care of it. Scroll down to the box under "healthcare". There, you will see rides. Training in rides improves skills, though it takes a little while longer than normal training, I would say. Under that box, you will see the "Training" box. If you click on the name of the skill (Stamina, Speed, etc) you will be able to select the amount of time you train your howrse. With both training methods, you MUST be careful not to overwork your howrse so that it goes to bed with under 20% energy, for that will lead to a low-energy equine. Train with both methods - only when your howrse can no longer gain in its three top skills will you make it to 100 BLUP (important in decent foals).