In the online game Howrse, a horse with a Philosopher's Stone item can live up to 25 years longer than its natural life span, which varies depending on the breed. The Philosopher's Stone extends the horse's life span, allowing players to keep their horses alive and healthy for a longer period in the game.

In the game Howrse, you can use the Philosopher's Stone when your horse reaches 5 years old. It allows you to choose a coat color or pattern for your horse.

You can obtain the Philosopher's Stone on Howrse by participating in special events or by purchasing it with coins or passes in the game's store. There may also be opportunities to win the Philosopher's Stone as a prize in competitions or promotions.

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What is your purpose in life?

Why are you on the Earth?

What college do you wish to pursue, and why?

What do you want to accomplish?

If you had 100 million dollars, and you had to spend in it one day, what would you do with it?

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It's not possible to acquire the Philosopher's Stone for free on Howrse, as it is a premium currency item that usually needs to be purchased using real money or earned through in-game activities like competitions or events.

The affixes for "perturb" are "per-" and "-urb." The prefix "per-" often means thoroughly or completely, while the suffix "-urb" does not have a distinct meaning on its own.

The success rate of catheter ablation for treating abnormal heart rhythms, such as atrial fibrillation, is generally around 60-80%, depending on the specific condition and individual factors. It's important to discuss success rates with a healthcare provider to get a more personalized estimate based on individual circumstances.

To change your language on Howrse, go to your account settings and select the desired language from the available options. Save the changes to apply the new language settings to your account.

Entrance gate

The archway leading into a ranch is commonly known as a ranch gate or ranch entry gate.

If you're feeling bored, try engaging in activities that interest you or challenge you, such as reading a book, going for a walk, trying a new hobby, or reaching out to a friend to chat. It's important to keep yourself stimulated and engaged to avoid feeling bored.

No...BM stands for Bowel Movement.

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The frequency for deworming horses depends on their age, their environment and their own natural resistant to parasites.

Horses under 18 months of age need to be dewormed frequently because they are more susceptible to parasites, the parasites have different life cycles and because parasites have been developing resistance to the commonly used deworming drugs. This means that in order to treat all the likely parasites infecting young horses, different dewormers need to be used at different times to effectively control infections.

Adult horses tend to be more resistant to parasites and 50% or more of adults require deworming only twice a year (spring and fall), for small strongyles, bots and tapeworms as well as less common parasites in certain situations. Other adult horses do not develop as strong an immunity and may need to be dewormed 3-4 times a year.

Some environments and management practices also help to reduce the chances of reinfection with parasites. Very hot (over 85 degrees Fahrenheit ), dry climates reduce the survival time of infective small strongyle larva in the environment. Stalls are also poor environments for parasites and horses kept in stall are less likely to be reinfected. Removing feces from paddocks/pastures at least every other day reduces the number of parasite eggs and larva in pastures, thus reducing reinfection risks. Rotating horses off of pastures for 6 months or more also reduces reinfection risks for small strongyles because infective larval stages don't survive indefinitely.

Ascarids are the exception to hot, dry environmental conditions and time significantly reducing reinfection. Ascarid eggs can survive for 10 years or more in the environment and area concern for young horses and very old horses.

Horse owners need to base deworming decisions off of the results of fecal egg counts, environmental conditions, horse age and seasonal parasite risks. It is also important to know what deworming products are effective against what parasites and what products have resistance issues in a particular area. An equine veterinarian should be consulted to assess each horse and determine an appropriate deworming regimen.

They help them to walk on grounds and snow

English: You need boots, half-chaps and a helmet. You don't have to but you should get gloves. If you want you could also wear jodphurs and a jacket, but you can just wear jeans and a T-shirt. For the first few lessons you wont need half-chaps.

Western: Boots, helmet, jeans and a shirt.

Once you put the horse to sleep, it won't wake up until a new day starts on Howrse, or until you use and aging point to start a new day. The legnth of time between when you put him to bed and when you wake him does not matter.

Yes. It is perhaps the best way to feed your horse as this is what horses evolved to eat. Often pastures provides a horse with adequate nutrients than what hay and grain can provide. It is best if the pasture has several different grasses because this adds to more diversity in tastes and nutrient-intake for your horse, as different species of grasses tend to take up nutrients differently. But, be aware that lush pasture can be detrimental to your horse's health, because of the high nutrient quality that can be equivalent to a "hot" diet if fed too much too often. This can, most commonly, lead to founder.

A horse should either be fed free-choice hay along with their grass diet, especially in the spring time when the grasses are at their growing stage, or only put out to pasture an hour or two at a time. It is best to avoid having horses graze the pasture when the grasses are at their high-growth stage, and only wait until the grasses are around 10 inches in height before you let them out. One horse should have at least 2 acres to graze on, however this really depends on where you live. You may be able to only graze one horse on 10 acres, whereas others 1 acre is quite enough.

Keep a sharp eye for signs of founder, and only let them out for short periods of time during the day, if you can. If you can't be around to put them in after a short period, have them have access to coarser forage like hay to aid in the digestion process. Also exercise them to keep them from gaining weight on such a good quality pasture.

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Most of the time horses walk in about 5 mins. after it's born.

Really it does not matter you could choose either

Neither your mare nor the birth will be affected by your center not having a vet. You will just have to pay more for the birthing. Always have at least 700e in your reserve when your mare is going to give birth.

Horse blankets are used to keep horses and other equine animals warm and protected from the elements so they must be made out of durable and warm material. How much you're willing to spend on a blanket can mean they are made out of different materials. A cheaper blanket is usually made of nylon top fabric will polyester wadding sandwiched in between, however more costly blankets can be made out of fleece, cotton, and even wool.

If someone tells you there horse is broken in, it means that their horse has been backed, which means it now accepts a saddle and rider on his back but may not have done much training so far,

Horses are usually backed around the age of 4 sometimes later, but it's best to back them at 4.

You can go into other people's forums, sign guestbooks and tell people about your EC, you can put your own horses in the EC so you have some money flowing or you can make mashes, grow carrots, and get a few boxes at a time. Basically just advertise!