whats time does a trainer to get the barn??

[LUCPARK]

5 am

6 am

7 am

9am

1135am

when ever he wakes up

every one has a method..

[CaliRacer]

I would say most get there by 7 am

[LUCPARK]

I see some come in the late mornings

like 12 or 1145

good idea bad idea

I don't know

but it works for them

 

[LUCPARK]

I read some where that
the Japanese start traing at sunset


that's what I read ,,IDK

I JUUTS DONT KNOW

[coryd03]

Between 9-10 for me usually. Horses fed everyday in the morning at about 8. I've never understood the thinking that the earlier youre there, the more you must work, or you're lazy if you aren't there at 6. Trainer A brags he was there at 6, all jogged by 10, with 20 horses, so he works harder than trainer B who starts at 9, and is there an hour longer done at 2, putting only 15 away.  No, I'm just not a moron that wants to be done by 11 to go home and nap. Start jogging at 9, I'm well rested, so are the horses, so is the help, no one is grouchy,  lunch after jogging at around 2, feed dinner at 6, like a normal work day, with adjustments made on race days, but if I had a dollar for every time one of these clowns bragged to me "well I was here at 5" I'd be loaded. I always just want to say, congratulations, youre exhausted, you're horses barely slept at night, and you have nothing else to do but nap or sit at the bar all day now lol.

[LUCPARK]

I say 7 is a good time

..I don't drink or hang at bars

..

[coryd03]

7 isn't horrible but then they need fed at 6. It's not even light here at 6. lol. Plus here, in the winter, it's 10-15 degrees that early before the sun is up. Big difference a little later in the day.

[LUCPARK]

7 isn't horrible but then they need fed at 6. It's not even light here at 6. lol. Plus here, in the winter, it's 10-15 degrees that early before the sun is up. Big difference a little later in the day.

trainers dont feed ,,grooms feed

like I said 7 ,,is a good time,

9 depends on the season.,

1135 YOURE FIRED

[Winners Win]

To me its the number of tasks a trainer pays someone else to do is what makes them lazy.  Hard working trainers feed, paddock, and warm up when the number of horses allow it.  I don't care what time my trainer gets to the barn as long as the work gets done.  I prefer the guy I pay to be hands on as much as possible. 

[buffalo believer]

The most important time for a trainer to be there is about 3:30 pm when the tubes and needles start flying. 

[coryd03]

To me its the number of tasks a trainer pays someone else to do is what makes them lazy.  Hard working trainers feed, paddock, and warm up when the number of horses allow it.  I don't care what time my trainer gets to the barn as long as the work gets done.  I prefer the guy I pay to be hands on as much as possible.

Someone with a brain. Thank you. And I happen to do all of those things myself lol

[Fatboy]

WHAT TIME SHOULD YOUR HORSE REALLY EAT ANYWAYS?

[Winners Win]

WHAT TIME SHOULD YOUR HORSE REALLY EAT ANYWAYS?

When they take the bucket off the wall and shake it.

[hoosierboy]

What time does your trainers normally get to barn luc

[LUCPARK]

6   .no later than 603

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