Riding level 3

No change of job but you can open your own Equestrian Centre now. You will have 25,000 to spend on your EC. The money you have as breeder and an EC owner are kept seperate, you cannot move money from one area to another.
The Howrse study guide at the bottom should give you more clues.
For those of you copying these answers into your EC forum please put a note to link back to www.howrseinfo.com

 

Questions	Answers
If your horse is lacking minerals, what can you do to help add more minerals to their diet?	Provide a Mineral Block Feed a Veterinary recommended supplement
Horses that are frequently exercised need what?	Increased protein Increased carbohydrate
How many stomachs do horses have?	One
Feeding your horse sugary feeds and treats can give them cavities in their teeth:	True
A horse that requires little extra dietary maintenance and maintains a healthy weight is often times called a:	Easy keeper
If a horse needs 2.2 pounds of hay per 100 pounds of body weight per day, how much hay does a 900 pound horse need in a day?	19.8
Pasture can provide your horse with an excellent source of fresh forage:	True
When your horse refuses food and water, looks around at their sides, paws the ground and tries to lay down often, what is wrong?	They have impaction colic
What is Founder?	Inflammation of the laminae of the hoof
What vitamin is essential for a breeding stallion to have in his diet?	Vitamin A
Which feed or grain provides a horse with the highest amount of energy?	Corn
Good Luck!

Rivenwood's Study Guide

Horses have very sensitive systems and are delicate creatures, despite the work they can perform. If you exercise your horse regularly, he needs to have proper care and nutrients to insure his body has what it needs to keep up with the performance required of him. Keeping a mineral block handy will permit him to add minerals to his diet as needed. If energy levels are a concern, corn-based feeds will provide an excellent source of energy, and it is advised you also increase his carbohydrates and protien. In addition, breeding stallions need a fair amount of Vitamin A. Of course, many easy keepers do well on pasture forage. Overfeeding or improper feeding can lead to severe problems. Founder occurs when the laminae of the hoof becomes inflamed, and this is most often due to massive intake of carbohydrates. Over-treating horses, especially with molasses and other sugar-based treats, can lead to cavaties in the teeth. One of the most frightening and fatal dietary problems is colic, the most common of which is impaction colic. If your horse displays the common signs of lack of interest in food and water, lying down, pawing the ground and staring at their sides, it is extremely important to call the Veterinarian right away before the impaction turns fatal.