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You can talk about other things here ooc.

If you'd like to learn more about a character or if you're bored, maybe you'd just enjoy reading older posts, but come here to view them.

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Have a look at the various instructors and sign yourself up for lessons here

Here, we have some lovely horses, written by ff and myself. There should be plenty more added, so check here often if you want a school horse.

Here, you may create your own threads and post logs and entries about your stall upkeep, training, or other logs you'd like to keep. These posts are closed and you will be the only person allowed to type in your log, although others may read it.

Sub-boards: Training Logs, Stall Logs

Come here to abandon you character or adopt one.

Please check here often. This is where you can sign up for the farrier, vet, clinics, etc. There are ads for horses, trailers, and more! Just please, be sure to view this.

The long cement aisle is where all of the stalls are. If you turn out of the main aisle, there is a shorter aisle where the other rooms are located.

This is where your horse lives at night and during bad weather. Each stall is fully equipt with a corner hay rack, corner feeder, a water bucket, salt block holder, a fan, and stall mats. The stalls are cleaned every morning after horses get turned out and fresh pine shavings are added to the stall.

This is above the main barn. The stairs are beside the office. There isn't much to do in the hayloft, but you can toss your horse hay by dropping it down the chute into the corner hay rack easily. If you want to talk with your friends or hang out somewhere other in the lounge, the hayloft is a great place to do it!

These three (3) stalls have a set of cross-ties and some mats for your horse to stand on. Please sweep when you're done and be sure to pick up all manure.

These three (3) wash stalls have a hose with warm and cold running water with a set of cross ties. There is shampoo, conditioner, and detangular for bathing your horse, unless you have your own or use a special kind. Please be sure to clean up all manure and sweep the extra hair up off of the floor so the drains don't get clogged.

This room has a washer, dryer, fridge, freezer, toolbox, and furnace, making it the warmest room in the barn. The fridge is open to all students to keep carrots, apples, and drinks in. The freezer holds the key to the tack room and ice packs. The washer is open to use, but if you don't want to wash it right away, just toss it into the dirty laundry basket and it will get washed within the next week. There is also a clothes rack to dry wet blankets and clothing next to the furnace and a large tote of extra towels and washcloths.

With a sign on the door "Authorized Staff Only", students should not be entering this room without permission. This room contains the grain, supplements, and other feeding supplies.

This room is an awesome place to hang out with its two (2) couches and TV. There are lots of old horse magazines and some books on the shelves, so chill out and have fun! There is also a mini-kitchen in the corner with a microwave, fridge, blender and sink.

I am hoping this room speaks for itself. With a sink, toilet, and a small shower, the bathroom is a small room with a few shelves and a cupboard to place supplies for large clinics such as paper plates, utensils, and cups.

This large sand filled arena is connected to the barn. In the Storage Room (off the arena) you can grab jumps, cones, dressage markers, and other arena supplies. This gets raked and wetted to prevent too much dust every other morning.

This outdoor arena is a large dressage arena with 12 letters placed in flower pots. The sand is raked when ever it gets uneven. This arena is usually used for lessons as the grass ring is for shows. Have fun in the sun! Ride outdoors!

This sand arena is strictly for jumping. With 12 jumps set in a large course, so you can practice. This is where you will have your jumping lessons unless told otherwise.

This arena is just for shows! Do not ride in this arena at any other time. This arena has a low dressage rail with letters outside of the rail on large white markers with colorful flowers planted in each marker.

This arena is for shows only! Please do not ride in this arena at any other time! A beautiful course of 12 jumps is already set up.

Used for flatwork, western, and saddle seat, this arena is a sand-filled enclosure. With a three rail white vinyl fence, it is quite pretty. Feel free to use the barrels, cones, cavelettis, trotting poles, and weave poles located outside of the arena. Just pick up when you're done, please.

Although it is not large enough to ride in, you may lunge your horse or work on training in this round enclosure.

This unique riding pen is 62' in diameter. It is designed to provide the horseman a perfect environment for use as an equine classroom, playground, exercise space or pleasure riding arena. Feel free to ride, lunge, or exercise your horse in this good sized arena.

Here, you find the show you're entering and paste the filled out form saying that you're entering the show.

Shows will be held at ES. These shows will be posted here. No traveling will be needed. They will be held in a few of the riding arenas around ES.

The Plaza is complete with Target, your discount department store; Michaels, your craft store; and Hannaford, your grocery store (complete with meat dept., seafood dept., and deli).

Sub-boards: Michael's Craft Store, Hannaford Fine Foods, Target

Downtown, there's an Agway, your local feed store; Texaco, your gas station; Pommelwood Community Savings Bank, your local bank; and Dixon's Auto Shop, your local auto shop.

Sub-boards: Agway Feed Store, Pommelwood Community Savings Bank, Texaco, Dixon's Auto

Pommelwood's local hospital complete with doctor's office and ER. Come here if you have been injured.

This is the local tack store. You will find here all the tack and training gadgets you might need for your horse, as well as riding clothing for you. Dover sells many great lines of high quality tack and all of the new English styles for the show ring in '08!

FarmWay has it all! Come here for all of your outdoor needs. FarmWay sells outerwear, footwear, camping and hiking gear, and other human supplies as well as animal supplies with a small tack shop and feed dealer.

A local mall in Pommelwood. I'll let you create your own mall-type stores per thread. Stay creative.

This veterinary clinic is made especially for equines. With a large pull-around parking lot, this equine-owner friendly place is lovely and huge inside. It has a equine treadmill and swimming pool along with many other horse facilities. Hope brings all of her horses here, along with many other horse-owners in the area.

The local ice cream parlor. It is small, but their food is fantastic! Great for small get-togethers, or going out after a ride.

There are eight restaurants in the town: a Countryside Diner, Applebee's, Chinese Cuisine, Olive Garden, Red Lobster, Golden Corral, McDonalds, and a Chilis.

Sub-boards: Chinese Cuisine , McDonalds Fast Food , Red Lobster, Countryside Diner, Applebee's Restaurant & Bar, Golden Corral, Chilis Bar & Grill, Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

The CommonMan Inn is a very well-kept place for you to stay if you're visiting the stables or a friend. It also has a day spa and a restaurant inside.

Not a slaughter house auction, this stable and arena are usually filled with all types of equines from lesson ponies, abused donkeys, even some Maclay jumpers in which the owners wanted a considerable amount of money. So keep your eye out. You don't know what you'll find here.

WoodKnot apartments is a five story building that has many generous accomadations at reasonable prices for your budget. One must be eighteen or older to apply.

Sub-boards: Palm Level, Oak Level, Elm Level, Pine Level, Birch Level, WoodKnot Lobby