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Weeeee!

This is what I do when I should be working. Bad ff *slaps own hand*

Anyway, I haven't actually done a map of the stables before. And look, all of the horses are on it! Shrimp makes his first appearance outside of his reference xP As does Juno, but she's a foal so that's acceptable. The horses are sort of to scale. I'm not really sure xD

So, the key:
1. Outdoor school (sand-based) with 2 'grandstands' (wooden seats tiered to 3 levels)
2. All weather rubber based school
3. Indoor school
4-6. Holding pens
7. Stable
8. Marion and Jason's house
9. Marion and Jason's garden with Jason's vegetable patch 8D
10. Muck heap (personal note - why haven't I seen any other HARPG stables showing where their muck heaps are? Always seems odd to me xP)
11. Car park.

The land rises as you move south down the map. It's pretty much flat in the central area and once you reach the carpark. Once you get past the large pond in 'The Common' it starts to rise back up again. It also rises to the west from this point. Basically, the central stable and yard area are in a small valley surrounded by chalk downs.
The Common, the Woodland and the Chalk all extend beyond the reaches of the map.
The brown trail you can see running through the three main pastures is the cross country course. As you can see there is a water hazard and the land rises and falls. It's not a hugely long course but due to the steep inclines it is pretty tiring.
The white marks in 'the chalk' represent chalk 'cliffs' - they're not tall enough to really be called cliffs or cause a danger to the horses. The taller of the two is the more southerly which is around 10ft at the highest. Shrimp likes to stand at the top of it and mope =3

We tend not to keep horses in 'The Woodland' too much as we currently have enough space for them in the other fields and they're really hard to catch once they get in there!

PS - you get a bonus point if you can name all the horses and where they are xD
Also, I have seriously no idea what category this should go in, so it's in landscapes and scenery =3

Description
Weeeee!

This is what I do when I should be working. Bad ff *slaps own hand*

Anyway, I haven't actually done a map of the stables before. And look, all of the horses are on it! Shrimp makes his first appearance outside of his reference xP As does Juno, but she's a foal so that's acceptable. The horses are sort of to scale. I'm not really sure xD

So, the key:
1. Outdoor school (sand-based) with 2 'grandstands' (wooden seats tiered to 3 levels)
2. All weather rubber based school
3. Indoor school
4-6. Holding pens
7. Stable
8. Marion and Jason's house
9. Marion and Jason's garden with Jason's vegetable patch 8D
10. Muck heap (personal note - why haven't I seen any other HARPG stables showing where their muck heaps are? Always seems odd to me xP)
11. Car park.

The land rises as you move south down the map. It's pretty much flat in the central area and once you reach the carpark. Once you get past the large pond in 'The Common' it starts to rise back up again. It also rises to the west from this point. Basically, the central stable and yard area are in a small valley surrounded by chalk downs.
The Common, the Woodland and the Chalk all extend beyond the reaches of the map.
The brown trail you can see running through the three main pastures is the cross country course. As you can see there is a water hazard and the land rises and falls. It's not a hugely long course but due to the steep inclines it is pretty tiring.
The white marks in 'the chalk' represent chalk 'cliffs' - they're not tall enough to really be called cliffs or cause a danger to the horses. The taller of the two is the more southerly which is around 10ft at the highest. Shrimp likes to stand at the top of it and mope =3

We tend not to keep horses in 'The Woodland' too much as we currently have enough space for them in the other fields and they're really hard to catch once they get in there!

PS - you get a bonus point if you can name all the horses and where they are xD
Also, I have seriously no idea what category this should go in, so it's in landscapes and scenery =3