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Sounds pretty good to me. You can never stop building your show pony herd, though. It's one of the things you have to stay on top of!

Let me take a look at your barn.....brb

They don't look too bad! Tango and Cash just levelled up from regional to National so he's started his 'climb' back up to top placings. Give him some time. The rest are ok, as well. Keep your eyes open for show horses for sale, and if you find ones with higher scores that you can afford to buy, then get them, and put your lower pointed horses in the auction. You are doing pretty darned well, I'd say!

And sign up for Secret Santa, and ask for show ponies out the wazoo! Available to adopt will have horses for sale cheap, for the newer players and those in the Under 100k group. DO NOT be worried about whether or not you will be able to provide good gifts for your giftee! It works, I promise!

http://hj2.huntandjump.com/forum/discussion/41781/secret-santa-2017#Item_9

You'll find all the information about how the Secret Santa program works here: http://hj2.huntandjump.com/forum/discussion/41781/secret-santa-2017#Item_9

The entry form is about the fifth post down.

In this game, there are no requirements for how a player is doing after a certain amount of time. Everyone can set their own goals and play just the way they like. Some players pick a limited number of colors and patterns and work to have all their horses fit into that design. Rather like breeding Friesians, that are black, or Cleveland Bays that are usually bays. Although in the game, people tend to choose the fancier colors and patterns, just because they can.

Me, I collect a little bit of every thing and am just trying to have each generation better than the one before it.