Write in the general journal all the corresponding entries. Haras del Caribe began operations 2 years ago and as of December 31, 2020. The company had 60 cages (mangers) of 1010 in the stables, 3 outdoor riding arenas to train the horses and to offer the classes. Some of the costs associated with the business are as follows: 1. Food (feed, fodder, and vitamins) - $200 per month for each specimen. 2. Veterinary care and vaccinations - $195 per year for each specimen. 3. Horseshoes: $50 every two months for each horse (mares every three months) 4. Maintenance staff - $250 per month for each specimen. 5. Trainers - $300 per month for each horse 6. Insurance: $600 per year In addition, it had the following entries: 1. All hatchery costs incurred during 2020 (care costs and Horse training must be registered with a single annual entry at the end of the year) The following transactions occurred during 2020: 2. On January 2, 2020, Haras del Caribe acquired a new Competition horse for $3,500. In addition, the hatchery paid $175 in veterinary costs to confirm the Horse health before final purchase and $50 for insurance and transportation. He estimated a lifespan of 10 years for this specimen. 3. On January 5,2020 , the company completed the construction of a fourth riding arena, the first indoors, at a cost of $1,700. A lifespan of 15 years without residual value. The construction of the riding arena had begun in October of the year previous. This riding arena will allow to train the horses and offer classes during Periods of rain. 4. On June 27, 2020, one of the mares gave birth to a foal. Related costs with the gestation of the animal were approximately $2,500 that included the Costs of a veterinarian to attend the birth. On July 5 , the second mare gave birth to another foal. 5. Foals do not reach maturity until 4 calendar years when they stop Being foals, at this age they will begin to tame and ride. Unfortunately, one of the foals died unexpectedly on August 9 , 2020 . The company He paid $200 to have the foal buried properly. 6. On August 29, 2020, the company sold 1 of its mares to another hatchery. The buyer paid $400 for the mare and $50 to an insurer to transport the mare. 7. On December 25, 2020, the company traded one of its original horses plus $700 in exchange for a mare (mother of 3 Competition champion horses). To the time of the transaction, the Haras del Caribe horse had a fair value in the market (fair value) of $2,200. 8. All necessary adjustment entries as of December 31,2020 Write in the general journal all the corresponding entries. Haras del Caribe began operations 2 years ago and as of December 31, 2020. The company had 60 cages (mangers) of 1010 in the stables, 3 outdoor riding arenas to train the horses and to offer the classes. Some of the costs associated with the business are as follows: 1. Food (feed, fodder, and vitamins) - $200 per month for each specimen. 2. Veterinary care and vaccinations - $195 per year for each specimen. 3. Horseshoes: $50 every two months for each horse (mares every three months) 4. Maintenance staff - $250 per month for each specimen. 5. Trainers - $300 per month for each horse 6. Insurance: $600 per year In addition, it had the following entries: 1. All hatchery costs incurred during 2020 (care costs and Horse training must be registered with a single annual entry at the end of the year) The following transactions occurred during 2020: 2. On January 2, 2020, Haras del Caribe acquired a new Competition horse for $3,500. In addition, the hatchery paid $175 in veterinary costs to confirm the Horse health before final purchase and $50 for insurance and transportation. He estimated a lifespan of 10 years for this specimen. 3. On January 5,2020 , the company completed the construction of a fourth riding arena, the first indoors, at a cost of $1,700. A lifespan of 15 years without residual value. The construction of the riding arena had begun in October of the year previous. This riding arena will allow to train the horses and offer classes during Periods of rain. 4. On June 27, 2020, one of the mares gave birth to a foal. Related costs with the gestation of the animal were approximately $2,500 that included the Costs of a veterinarian to attend the birth. On July 5 , the second mare gave birth to another foal. 5. Foals do not reach maturity until 4 calendar years when they stop Being foals, at this age they will begin to tame and ride. Unfortunately, one of the foals died unexpectedly on August 9 , 2020 . The company He paid $200 to have the foal buried properly. 6. On August 29, 2020, the company sold 1 of its mares to another hatchery. The buyer paid $400 for the mare and $50 to an insurer to transport the mare. 7. On December 25, 2020, the company traded one of its original horses plus $700 in exchange for a mare (mother of 3 Competition champion horses). To the time of the transaction, the Haras del Caribe horse had a fair value in the market (fair value) of $2,200. 8. All necessary adjustment entries as of December 31,2020