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You can do it two different ways - you can go to the Black Market and select the Golden Apple, then select the horse you want to use it on. Or you can simply go to your horse's page and click on More Items where your horse's BM items are shown. Then select Golden Apple. Note - only horses over the age of three years can receive this item.
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What is the Golden apple on howrse?
the golden apple lets you change the coat of any of your horses. if you give it to a house that can only have one colour coat, then i don't think it will work.
How do you use the golden apple on Howrse?
breeding >>> the black market >>>>golden apple select the horse you want to use the apple on.
What is the promo code for the golden apple on howrse?
there are none
How can you change the way your horse's picture looks on howrse?
You can either give it a Golden Apple or a Diamond Apple, both from the Black Market. Otherwise, you cannot.
What is a GA horse on Howrse?
It stands for Golden Apple. A Golden Apple can change your Howrse's coat! This black market item costs one pass.
How do you feed your horse the golden apple on Howrse?
You don't feed it to them. You go on the black market, click the golden apple, select the howrse, then the coat, then "confirm". Hope this helps! -Kатнячп•Fυııэя
How much was the diamond apple when it was out on Howrse?
It was only one pass like the golden apple.
Can you use the golden apple on howrse for more then 1 horse?
No you must use one golden apple per horse.
What horses on howrse can't use the golden apple?
Divines and Specials.
What is the price of the golden apple in howrse?
1 pass per horse.
How do you use a golden apple on Howrse?
go to the black market and go to the golden apple and then choose your howrse and then a list of coats and their picture will apear choose one go to the bottem of the page and click the button!
Why did your golden apple disappear from your horse on Howrse?
There was an error. I was wondering that too. Howrse had a problem and fixed it the next day.
