[Bayfire213]

A sketchy training pic for my calvars;
Spook's first time in the pasture with all of my other calvars, the gelding pausing in his approach as an irate Aleu warns the newcomer against coming too close to his mate and firstborn- all puff and bravado. Echo, for her part, is a little uneasy with her calf remaining on the ground, just in case this unknown male proves to be hostile. Young Ray is more curious than anything else, not all that mindful of his mother's unease. While sweet, placid, Mouse breezily lopes after her newest friend, having been the first to greet Mr.Skin-n-Bones, ready to dart ahead to intervene on the off chance that Aleu actually has some bite to his bark.

Spook's training is in Showmanship.
Echo's training is in Showmanship.
Aleu's training is in Jumping.
Mouse's training is in Showmanship.
(If training applies? Groundwork wouldn't require a bridle/bit,
thus neither would it require the teeth to be removed, I don't think..?
Info page doesn't say anything about it 'cept for riding and competing.)
Ray's training is in Showmanship.
(Again; if training applies? Foals and yearlings are often
trained to tolerate human contact, to tolerate a halter, and to yield
to pressure- such as the lead rope, to name a few examples. No mention
on the info page as to if a calvar must be an adult for it to be trained.)

Calvar Species belong to overcaffienated.
All the above mentioned calvars are mine~<3