Everything you need to know will be posted here. Have questions? Post it here and it will be answered. Want to know what new is happening? You can find it here. Hearing about staff hosted events and member or staff based contests? Look here and you will find it.

Sub-boards: Events, Contests

Talk about anything you want here. As long as it isn't inappropriate you are allowed to post whatever you want in here. The absent/leaving board is also located in here.

Here is where you will find the thread to buy the horses that you will need within the stable and where you will find other cool things you can buy with the money that you earn while roleplaying.

Before you can really get into the whole fun of this site, you will probably need to buy a horse and create it here.

Horses must be accepted by a staff member before you start using them in the roleplay.

Need a character to use in an upcoming plot? Or just want to get a little action for you character? Post it here and someone is sure to be interested in it. Maybe something magical will happen with it all.

If you aren't a student or can't afford to live on campus this is the place to come. With one or two bedroom apartments, there is no limit to what you would do here. Seeing as it's pet friendly, most people are liable to bring them along upon moving in here. One of the great things about coming to an animal loving place like this.

Have a horse you wish to get rid of? Come here and place that horse up for sale, make sure to notify a staff member so that when the auction is over they can change the owner of the horse and all that fancy stuff. Random auctions for mustangs will be put up at least once or twice a month, just to keep things interesting.

This park is beautiful. With a pond at the center and lots of area for the kids to play, this is the ideal place to picnic if that is what you so disire to do. There is a small fountain in the middle of the pond to keep away as much algae as possible and keep oxygen flowing through the water. Fish swim in abundance along with turtles and ducks during the spring, summer and fall seasons.

Sub-boards: Horse Park, Lexington Race Track

During the day they allow miners in for lunch, but as soon as six-o-clock hits, those doors are closed to anyone under the age of 21. It's a cool place to go and has lots of friendly waiters and waitresses. It's obvious that this bar loves it's horses because pictures of races, show jumping and cross country racing litter the walls. All of the pictures are donated by the owners of the horses. Newspapers are framed as well. They even have some famous race horse articles framed.

This cinema has been around the town for years and so has rightfully earned it's name of Ghost Town. They have made the building to look just like what it is named after, but on the inside everything is modern and up to date, nothing is ghostly within, but it's pretty haunting on the outside.

The dorm rooms are a two person room. Each student will have a roommate whether they like it or not, only for the fact of making sure they have space for each and every student that enrolls at Lexington Academy. The boys dorms are colored in shades of green, blue and gray. Arched windows allow plenty of light to filter into the hall way and bedrooms when the curtains are drawn back, giving it an almost homey feeling.

The dorm rooms are a two person room. Each student will have a roommate whether they like it or not, only for the fact of making sure they have space for each and every student that enrolls at Lexington Academy. The girls dorm is painted in shades of purple, pink and yellow hues, allowing it to give off the girly feel, but not in an over powering way. Long, block windows brighten and cheer up the hallways and gives the rooms a chance to either let in or keep out the breezes that pass through during the warmer seasons.

The pasture is about ten acres, but it's cut in half and then one half is cut into fourths to keep stallions and mares separated and keep stallions that fight a lot away from each other as much as possible. In the middle of the whole five acre pasture is a small pond with fresh water that the horses can drink and play in, so don't worry if your horse comes back soaking wet.

This is where you will find all the arenas and the round pens. The indoor arena is connected to the outdoor one, but kept separated by a gate. The arenas are fairly big and can fit up to five horses at a time, depending on their temperaments. Make sure you don't cause problems or the academy director will be having a talk with you.

Sub-boards: Indoor Arena, Outdoor Arena