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∙ 13y agoThe best way is to only train dressage and speed and do short trot rides (for speed), and then only enter competitions when you have a tub of grease.
If you have now trained quite a lot, here are some tips that may help:
*use fillers to help you along
*don't enter races with higher skilled horses
in the areas which matter for that comp
*enter the lowest level comps available
*enter comps he is not so good at
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∙ 13y agotrain your horse and get bonuses for him/her...horses with good gp are best =D
Chronos timer helps your horse train twice as fast so you can start entering competitions earlier
Train your horse completely in Stamina, do long trot rides until you no longer gain skill in stamina, and compete in cross country competitions.
A howrse has -100 BLUP when it is born, as you train it, it gains BLUP. Quest/ Objective 22 is asking you to use one of your howrse that was bred by you (Producer= your user name) and train it until it has positive blup.
OBJECTIVE 59: Win one competition with your horse.Basically, train and tack your best horse, and enter competitions until you win one. It's best if your horse is fully trained at least, or fully bolded if possible.
she trains in a gymnazium with her coach. she goes there many times in a week so she is ready for the competitions
i think Stephanie rice would train hard and have to train alot to get the achievement that she gets when she swims in competitions
He trained daily and sometimes he skip his meals
train them and enter them in competions
To train your horses, there is a box on the right hand side. You have to train in each of the 6 skills. A horse can train from the age of 2 yrs.
You just train one of your horses for 3 hours.
Yes, in the Phantom Stallion book series it says Mustangs don't jump, but they do! I know 'cause my friend owns a Mustang and competes in jumping competitions.