Lost to time, dead threads are moved here to live out the rest of their days at pasture. You can't reply to anything here but they are nice to look back on and reflect on the good times.

Here is where you'll find everything important to members that changes. This means all Announcements, Contests, Member Created Games and more.

To be able to see these boards, you must be a member of the Staff Team (sorry guys). This is where a lot of site development and talks are documented.

Looking for art done of a character or horse? Inside you can make a request r see if there are any shops open for requests.

Sub-board: Krissy's Graphics

Leaving for more than a few days? Leaving forever? Please let us know in here so we may know what to do with your character and have a chance to say goodbye to you. <3

Looking to create a character? In here are all the forms you'll need as well as characters that have been accepted and a list of who plays who, as well as a list of face claims.

Sub-board: Accepted Characters

Sent over a "computer", here is a quick little way of characters to talk ICly without the hassles of a thread. This forum is a privilege, not a right and threads here do not count towards your monthly activity check.

The stallion barn has stalls for 24 stallions and a state-of-the-art breeding facility. It sits in the north western section of the center.

This 18-stall barn is the perfect place for future race and show horses to mature. it is located about the middle of the farm, towards the east.

The barn has 18 large stalls for broodmares and foals, plus foaling stalls. It is just south of the Yearling barn.

A two story stone house that was converted from an 1870s coach house. The house is at the top of a hill, and overlooks the broodmare pastures. Currently the Leliocounti family lives here. There are 4 extra bedrooms in the house that can be used for the foster program if needed. Breakfast is served here on Sunday for all staff and fosters and dinner every night.

An old stone gatehouse converted into the office where Saving Grace Ranch's business is conducted. Sign up for competitions are also held here.

This grassy grove with a small stream running through the center is a favorite spot of children riding the trails because of its magical appearance.

The ruins of an 1850s stone mansion. Now only the outer walls and foundations remain, but it is a favorite trail ride destination and bonfire site.

This shallow, rocky river winds through the center of the property in a leafy ravine. There is a long, clear trail that runs beside it for many miles.

There are three outdoor arenas. The largest is 160x300 foot arena with sand footing. It also has permanent seating on the north side can accommodate 200 people. The two smaller ones, at the same size are 66x197 and foot sand arenas.

This area is used for all cross country training and competing. There are many permanent obstacles, but most can be moved or replaced with other obstacles.

The dirt track is 10 furlongs, and has a new turf track inside it, both of which are ideal for starting young racehorses and conditioning older ones. Equipped with a ten-horse starting gate and a covered viewing area for spectators.

This is where all the feed and hay comes from for the center. You can also stop by here to buy new tack or special treats for your horse.

One of the few restaurants in the town, this steakhouse is known for serving locally grown beef and is one of the best restaurants in the area.

Those seeking an education can come here to gain the knowledge they seek. There are classes in almost every major available and they even have a few dorms on campus.

A strip mall with several small boutiques and small restaurants make their home here.

On the far side of the town closest to the Equestrian Center just outside of town, sits Shanon Park. While it has all of the playground for kids, there are trails, fields and roads winding through it's many acres. Caution is best to be used should you go trail riding here, as many do as not all the paths are up kept and many are far from ears of help.

Should a horse be for sale in the lot (not by an owner) this is where you may make sales final. There is also the judge, fire and police departments in this complex.

In this salon you may get your hair and nails done by some of the local women. This is also where a lot of the gossip flies around the town. There is a barber next door for the men.

Outfitted with a pasture, corral and stable, this operation buys and sells horses. Should you wish to sell a horse, please visit the auction block inside. If you are interested in buying a horse, we have many available, some of which are above the novice level.

Many of the houses in Harrisbury are located in this decently large subdivision. Should you wish to have a home here, please look inside for the qualifications.

Adventures elsewhere in South America can be threaded here. Please note that if you are under the age of 18, you need someone over 18 with you and if you are a foster, a member of the barn staff.

Adventures elsewhere in Europe can be threaded here. Please note that if you are under the age of 18, you need someone over 18 with you and if you are a foster, a member of the barn staff.

Adventures elsewhere in Asia can be threaded here. Please note that if you are under the age of 18, you need someone over 18 with you and if you are a foster, a member of the barn staff.