So, this summer I was blessed with twins - horses, that is - but I've been putting off groundwork. Now naturally, I didn't expect twins in the beggining when she was bred, but biology happens... anyways, I've managed to be able to squeeze a little extra time into my day for my babies (though it's not much time) and I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on time managment when training more than one baby at once . I fully expect the foals (Navy and Vixen) to have very different personalities than each other, and that they'll learn at different paces, and pick up different things more easy or more difficult than each other. Now, I've trained foals before - though usually I start immediately after they're born - but I've never worked with two at once... and I'm a teeny bit worried that I'll get frustrated, get the horses frustrated, and we'll all give up and the process will be much longer than needed. They both allow the halter to be on, but are not broke to lead.

Any tips to help me effectively divide and use my three and a half hours/day are so appreciated!
(Obviously, I'll be working with them one at a time)