Before you join and/or start roleplaying here at GMEC, you need to know exactly what is/isn't acceptable. Breaking the rules WILL result in consequences, so make sure to read each rule carefully to make sure you understand it completely.

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Post your application for your human character here. You cannot begin roleplaying until an admin accepts your application.

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Post your application for your equine character here. You cannot begin roleplaying until an admin accepts your application.

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An admin will move your application for any human characters here. You are now allowed to roleplay with your charrie as well.

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Going on vacation? Busy with schoolwork? Leaving the site for good? If you are ever going to be absent from this site for more than a couple of days, post here giving us the details. Make sure to include when you are leaving and when you will return. This way, the admins of the site know not to delete your account.

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If there is anything about the site that confuses you or there is something you would like to know more about, post here. An admin or mod will be sure to answer your question(s) ASAP.

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The lounge is a medium sized room where boarders can come to relax and get away from the bustle of everyday chores. Your character can meet other horse people, have a drink or a bite to eat at the small bar or watch TV on the couch.

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Your human can come here for all of his/her horsie needs. Here at the GMEC tack shop, we sell saddles, bridles, bandages, over-the-counter medication, treats, feed, hay, bandages, boots, martingales, lunging equipment, halters, lead ropes, grooming supplies and a whole lot more! The shop inventory is post in this board, telling you exactly what we have. If you would like to buy something, make a post saying exactly what your looking at. Then take it to the counter and the owner will ring you up a total.

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Everyone needs to get payed right? Well if you think your up to holding down a job at the stables, wait until an admin posts a wanted ad for a certain job and reply to it. You will be tested on your knowledge in that field and if your suitable, an admin will explain exactly what you will be expected to do as well as discuss your pay.

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The GMEC is home to two riding rings. One outdoor and one indoor. It is up to you to choose which one to ride in according to the weather and what you plan on doing. If you wish to jump, it will be your responsibility to set up any jumps and clean them up when you are done. Both arenas should be completely clear of anything when there isn't anyone riding. All jumps/jumping equipment are placed in one corner of each arena.

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Sub-boards: The Indoor Arena, The Outdoor Arena

These stables provide you with small circular lunging pens where you can lunge your horse for excercise. Each one has a locking door so that there isn't any chance of your horse escaping. Any manure is expected to be cleaned up once you are thorugh with your session.

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The GMEC is home to many interesting and complex trails for you to expierience with your horse. The stable is situated on many acres of land and a lot of it is still part of a forest. All trails are marked with a soft dirt path that is easy on your horse's hooves. Trees are marked by tying neon orange ribbons to them so that it is difficult to become lost. Make sure to tell someone that you are going out on the trails so that they know when you should be back.

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Sub-boards: The River Trail, The Hunter Trail, The Main Trail, The Mountain Trail, The Slope Trail

Here is where you can safely turn your horse loose for awhile so he can relax and graze. We have many paddocks here at GMEC so that all horses can be situated. Make sure not to turn your horse out with just any other horse. Find another horse in the barn that yours can get along with, so that no injuries crop up. Each paddock contains a trough that can be refilled with fresh, cool water whenever it needs to be done. Each one is also covered with low cut grass that the horses can comfortably graze on.

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Sub-boards: Stallion Paddocks, Gelding/Mare Paddocks

These pens are specifically made for you to breed your horse(s). The stallion and mare should be put together in one pen while they mate and then seperated when you are through. Horses should not be left in these pens together unsupervised as there aren't any sources of water availiable or even grass. Make sure to figure out stud fees and any other important things before you breed.

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The foaling barn is a small barn that is situated on the side of the main one. This barn contains several large, roomy stalls where pregnant mares are required to stay late in their pregnancy and for a while after they give birth. This makes it easier on them and it is a bit of a quieter environment for them.

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Fell off your horse? Scraped yourself riding? Come to the clinic for a diagnosis and treatment. Our nurses will take fine care of you and get you back on your feet ASAP so you can get back up into that saddle!

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