You can create your own training course preset. It's fairly easy to do, let's review the different steps together.

Go into CONFIG/ and open TRAININGS.lua

in the Config.HORSETRAININGSETTINGS table duplicate the table at the end.

Two important things here : The lua table index which increased since the last one is [8] so new table is now [9] and the end " } " to close the main table. Make sure you don't break any of these. 

How to get coords ? See the coords section here

Now let's review each param and what they do :

Core toggles

• ENABLED: Master switch for this whole training location/entry.

• TYPE: Enables specific training modes.

  • ONMOUNT: Training while riding the horse.

  • LEADING: Training while leading the horse (on foot).

  • LUNGING: Lunge-style training (horse on a circle).

Player/session behavior

• PLAYER_INSTANCE: If true, runs the training in a “separate instance/routing bucket” so other players don’t interfere.

• PLAYERLOCK: If true, restricts access using the PLAYER_LIST whitelist rules. IDENTIFIER should be a string and charid an integer. If you're using rsg CHARID result will be the CitizenID
  IDENTIFIER = "steam:99", CHARID = 1

Per-player access rules

• PLAYER_LIST: Whitelist/override rules per player entry.

  • TRAINING_ACCESS: Whether this entry is allowed at all.

  • IDENTIFIER: Player identifier to match (steam licence or a special token like "OTHER_PLAYERS").

  • CHARID: Character ID to match (or special token like "OTHER_PLAYERS").

  • XPGIVEN: XP reward amounts per mode (ONMOUNT/LEADING/LUNGING) for that player entry.

  • COUNTDOWN: Cooldown (seconds) for the player to complete the training.

Job restrictions

• JOBLOCKED: If true, restricts access using the JOB_LIST whitelist rules.

• JOB_LIST: Whitelist/override rules per job entry.

  • TRAINING_ACCESS: Whether this job entry is allowed.

  • LABEL: database job label key used to match a player’s job (or special token like "OTHER_JOBS").

  • XPGIVEN: XP reward amounts per mode for that job entry.

  • COUNTDOWN: Cooldown (seconds) for that job to complete the training.

Defaults (fallback values)

• DEFAULT_XP: XP amounts per mode if no player/job override matches.

• DEFAULT_COUNTDOWN: Cooldowns per mode if no player/job override matches.

Map marker (blip)

• BLIPENABLED: Toggles a map blip for the training spot.

• BLIPSPRITE: The blip icon hash (that -1327110633 is a sprite hash).

• BLIPNAME: Text shown on the map for the blip.

• BLIPCOORDS: vector3(x,y,z) position of the blip.

Prompt / interaction

• PROMPTNAME: The label shown on the on-screen prompt (ex: “VALENTINE STABLES”).

• PROMPTCOORDS: Where the prompt is located.

• PROMPTDISTANCE: How close the player must be to see/trigger the prompt.

Music

• MUSICENABLED: Toggles music during training / intro.

• MUSICUSED: The track/event name used by the script (here "BOU1_START").

On-mount & leading course section (only)

Obstacles

• OBSTACLES_ENABLED: Master toggle for spawning/using obstacles in these modes.

• OBSTACLES: List of obstacle props to spawn.

  • ENABLED: Per-obstacle toggle.

  • MODEL: Prop model name to spawn.

  • COORDS: vector4(x,y,z,h) spawn position + heading.

Cutscene/camera

• CUTSCENE: Master toggle for a cutscene-style camera sequence.

• CAMERACUTSCENE: List of camera shots.

  • DELAY: How long to hold that camera shot (ms).

  • CAMERACOORDS: Camera params array (commonly x,y,z, rotX,rotY,rotZ, fov).

Start position & checkpoints

• STARTPLAYERCOORDS: Where player starts for ONMOUNT / LEADING course (vector4 includes heading).

• CHECKPOINTS: Ordered checkpoint list for the course.

  • COORDS: Checkpoint position.

  • DETECTIONDISTANCE: Radius to count as “passed”.

  • RGB: Marker color for the checkpoint.

Lunging section

• LUNGING_START_PLAYER_COORDS: Where player starts for lunging mode.

• LUNGING_OBSTACLES_ENABLED: Master toggle for lunging obstacles.

• LUNGING_OBSTACLES: List of lunging obstacles.

  • ENABLED: Per-obstacle toggle.

  • MODEL: Prop model name.

  • COORDS: Spawn position + heading (vector4).
    
    

Simply set your own coordinates and label, or apply job/player locks, and that’s it  you now know how to create your own training preset! Restart the script for the changes to take effect.