Me to lol

Myst and I have been at a show all weekend. We will try to post tonight.

In terms of jump height, how height could a horse like Black go over? Because I've read that Anglo-Arabians are usually great jumpers. And I don't know how high the jump standard is.

@Wayne

An Anglo is wonderful jumping horse. Some have even made it to the Olympics and they have made it to the highest level of Grand Prix jumping. They are not as well represented as other warmbloods and those using straight thoroughbreds but they jave the potential to be great.

For this school and based on what I saw in your bio (Also what type of Arab is he crossed from? Polishes tend to be really good for the cross) about a 3-3.5 ft jump would be about what he would be working up to in class. That's training level for FEI contests.

@Fae Myst

I didn't know there were different Arabian horses? I mean, I knew there were similiar horse breeds from that area and such, I've always thought of Arabian horse as... I don't know, the standard?

I apologize, I have little knowledge of horse breeds, though I can recognize a few; I'm not as good.

Okay.

Oh my god, I should have looked up the terms like 'splint boots' and such before making my post, I mistook those for human wear.

I feel stupid now.

No worries!!!

I read your post and was like... "oops I really need to make sure I specify". Just because something is common knowledge to one person doesn't mean it's common to all. I need to get better about that :)

Also yeah! There are several types of Arabian horse. Think of them as members of a family rather than breeds on their own. Technically there are 6 types but I'll admit I'm most familiar with 3. Egyptian, Shagya, Polish, Spanish, Crabbet, and Russian

Okkk, so I know that classes would be typically chosen before coming to the academy, but like…here we are. The schedule is intentionally sounding like the academy wrote that…that's on purpose lol :D

Chore Groups

These are the current students active on the RP. PM me to request changes.

A) Lukas, Jess, Skyla
B) Kaleb, Lucian, Alina
C) Terra, Victoria, Teddy
D) Jason, Rembrandt, Alora, Apache

In Regards to Schedule:

Each student is required to pick at least 2 or more specialized classe

Flat work: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Jumping: Intermediate, Advanced

Dressage: Intermediate, Advanced

XC: Intermediate, Advanced

The following are non-riding classes that are crucial to a student's experience. Please pick 2-3 classes to participate in depending on interest.

• Animal Science
• Farrier Science
• Ag Economics and Business
• Stable Management
• Equitation
• Teaching Horsemanship
• Horse Confirmation/ evaluation
• Colt breaking (colts would be brought in if people wanted this class)
• basic college math, college English, etc
  
  
  

Monday - Friday Schedule

Breakfast is served before morning chores

07:00 Morning Chores (done in chore groups)

08:30 Tack up and get ready for classes

09:00 Specialized Class

11:00 Break and Cool Down

11:30 Non-riding class

12:30 Lunch

1:00 Non-riding class

2:00 Specialized Class

4:00 Break and Cool Down

5:00 Free Ride / Time

6:00 Dinner

7:00 Non-riding class (if applicable)

8:00 Evening Chores

9:00 Curfew

10:00 Light outs

Please let me know if there should be any changes. I also thought of putting it in 24 hour time, but didn't cause reasons…lol

So Jason shall do animal science and colt breaking (he used to help with it and wants to get better). He wants to do intermediate jumping and advanced dressage