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Can someone tell me why when my horses are managed by the barn manager some of my horses are not getting showed? |
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They have to have enough training to be competitive before she will enter them |
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okay... they get trained once a week though... and my highest ones get round penned every day.. so what other training do they need? |
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Well the training is once a week... but the round pen is every day.. |
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Round pen is only for exploring. For showing training you'd want to go to stable --> training center. That is a weekly training. |
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I would suggest looking at some of the incredible member show guides that exist for more information about why your horses aren't "ready to show" yet. :) |
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TenaciTea said:
I would suggest looking at some of the incredible member show guides that exist for more information about why your horses aren't "ready to show" yet. :)
Wouldn't this fall under exactly what I said? That they haven't had enough training? What other reason is there? |
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Jericho Stables said:
TenaciTea said:
I would suggest looking at some of the incredible member show guides that exist for more information about why your horses aren't "ready to show" yet. :)
Wouldn't this fall under exactly what I said? That they haven't had enough training? What other reason is there?
Well, generally, yes. I just meant that the guides give more in-depth answers. Saying how much training is enough versus just generally saying that they don't have enough training. Because this person may not understand the whole training bars thing yet |
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Not everyone uses training bars. I never have never will :) And the question was why the bm isn't entering shows, which would be not enough training. Even if you use training bars for showing, the barn manager does not. So how would training bars be relevant with showing with the barn manager? |
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