Please look at other help post discussions as this is asked many many times. There are two from just a few days ago

If you are at a spot where you cannot even pay to board/etc to properly send your horses to work I HIGHLY suggest listing some items for sale in the market if you have any! Especially dyes! 

I would also suggest jumping over into the game room to play a bit of Higher/Lower. This costs you nothing and each time you get it correct you get $100. There is an unlimited amount of times you can play as well! Horse Fable :: Higher or Lower

As for a full list of how to make money once you get a little back on your feet, highly suggest checkin out this thread: https://horsefable.com/topic/6461/ 

are you sending your horses for their careers all 5 times every day? even if a horse only earns say $10 each time as an example, that would be $50 a day which is more than enough to cover food and water

Part of your problem is you are boarding your horses to outside boarding centers, personally, I would not be doing that until I have more horses than I can board at home/ have room for them and have the money to support them all. Try finding cheaper boarding centers if you absolutely have to board outside. I always made sure I had the stall space, so large/extra large barns, before I ever went outside route.

One of my alts, I focused on spending the money I got in the beginning on land/stalls that were larger to hold more horses. Doing that can help ease the burden of needing to board outside.

I'm going to transfer you $20k to help get you on your feet. 💜 All the advice above is good too - you'll figure it out in no time. 

Thanks everyone! And thank you reddrookk!

@thedustyangel I have to, I think I have only ten stalls and Like 19-23 horses

I mean you are also spending $200 per day on all 8 of your horses that is in a boarding center. I figured it out last night. You really probably shouldn't have gotten those horses nor bred them if you cannot afford to take care of them. Try finding $5 to $10 DIY for boarding centers. Don't do $15 for part care when that honestly eats away at your income. When I created my 3rd alt, I focused on getting the largest barns I could have, granted it'll run you upwards to 20k, give or take, but it is a one time cost and doesn't eat away at your income that is daily when you board outside. I don't remember how much money you get during and or when the tutorial was done, but each time I created my account whether it was the first one or last, I always prioritized having the land and stalls available first and foremost then eventually looked into breeding etc.

As a last resort, you COULD create up to two other alts and transfer the money from them to your main to help yourself out. I had to create two alts when I had to lose my Gold membership for a little while then got it back but Bronze tier. I have had to shuffle money from alts to main and main to alts to get the stalls/expansions I needed and for the time being, my third alt has horses that are boarded at home and frozen indefinitely.

yes as a general rule you should wait until you are able to handle more horses before buying them. i focused heavily on expanding my stalls when i started and even though i haven't used up all my acres yet i still have some empty stalls even right now, so i don't have to board any of my horses. it's a simulation game, irl you wouldn't buy a bunch of horses if you weren't sure that you could take care of them :p

Okay thank you guys