Answer an Archimedes' question.
Archimedes, I think. He's the one from Howrse Quiz who gives out aging points!
In 12 Howrse months. You can wait 6 days, or you can use 6 aging points if you have it.
Horses age on Howrse each day you log in to the game. Also, you can use aging points to age your horse by 2 months. If you want to use aging points, train your horse for the day and then put the horse to sleep either in the stall or the pasture. Then click the pyramid and it will tell you how many aging points you have. Use one and your horse will age 2 months and you can start your training over. You can age your horse as much as you want as long as you have the aging points.
aging points are a wat to age your horse 2 monthes you can buy them at the shop if you run out. check out lek987's page.
Six on a normal horse, 12 on a horse with Water of Youth.
yes, you can age your horse at any time provided you have enough aging points.
On howrse, your horse ages 2 months every day after the update. You can speed up this process by using aging points. Aging points can be found during your horses day, purchased with 1 pass via the horse's page, or from the shop with game money.
You can age the horse using aging points, that's the only way to make the mares pregnancy go faster.
To age a horse on Howrse you can either use aging points, or wait for them to age after the daily game update. To use aging points you need to find them during game play, or buy them from the shop. When you use one it ages your horse by 2 months (1 month if using water of youth), and you don't need to wait until the game updates. If you don't have any aging points you can simply wait until the next (real) day, and your horse will have aged by itself. So either you can wait 10 real days, or use aging points to age your horse all at once.
The store doesn't sell aging points any more. Instead it is replaced by more aging point UFOs, some might contain up to 6. Also there is a 10% more chance of getting an aging point while carring out actions with your horse. For more info have a look on the Howrse "news" page
A mortal horse lives until about 30 years old, but an immortal horse lives forever.
You get a warning in the action section of what your horse has done. If you have aging points and an equestrian center your horse is in, the best thing to do is to age, or it is likely your horse will die overnight.