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Howrse
This topic includes questions about the game of Howrse at Howrse.com. There are questions about the riding levels and questions on how to play the game.
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I have never tried it, but i believe there is no limit. (there isn't a limit on howrse for anything except how many of ___ you can have in your inventory from the store.)
How many reindeer do you need to get divine horses?
There isn't a set limit, it just says you need "a lot of reindeer"
How many passes do you get when your Howrse dies at 30 on Howrse?
Only 1. You can buy passes with real money or every 20 day after your 50th day cash in 20 percent of your reserve. :)
What was the advent gift for day one on Howrse?
If you are talking about the calender, I got a fertility wand.
How much do zeus' lightning bolts sell for on Howrse?
it depends. if you want to buy it from the black market, then it will cost at least 1 pass, and passes are very hard to get on Howrse. you have to either buy them with real money, not equus. or the other option is you can trade with someone, which i doubt
How do i get to another players profile page on Howrse?
click add a friend in community and then click search their name should come up click the name in blue then you should be on their page
How do you nurse your horse on Howrse?
You click on the icon with a bottle on it to nurse your horse on howrse
What kind of tack is required for dressage on Howrse?
Horseshoes, an English Bridle, and an English saddle. Make sure your horse is in good Health, or he won't perform well.
What are golden spurs used for on HOWRSE?
Golden Spurs are a black market (BM) item on Howrse that help improve the abilities of a horse in the game. Once they are obtained they must be attributed to a specific horse to be used.
Where is the breeders center in Howrse?
I don't think there is such a thing as a breeders center on Howrse...
How do you complete objective number 10 on howrse?
Objective 10: Congratulate 3 players on their game
On a player's page under their avatar, there is a box titled "Congratulations." Visit 3 players' pages and click "Congratulate for their game" at the bottom of the box.
What do you get on Howrse if you have a ghost?
The most common things you retrieve from Ow with your Ghost Horse is pretty much whatever is in The Shop.
The Ghost Horse may retrieve:
Apples
Turnips
Aging Points
(I think) some equus
And Possibly a 1 pass or more BM Item.
What do Daphne's Laurels do on Howrse?
The Daphne's Laurels increases your horse's skills in speed, dressage, and jumping bonus.
Speed: +6%
Dressage: +6%
Jumping: +6%
Directly from the description of Daphne's Laurel..
" Daphne's Laurels increase your horse's skills with a speed, dressage and jumping bonus."
How can you lose a foal on Howrse?
The only way to lose a foal on howrse is by not calling the vet on the day your mare is due to give birth.
How is the kitty determined in a competition on Howrse?
It is determined by the "amount of spectators who come to view your race", meaning that the higher skilled the horses who enter are, the more prestige your racer has and bigger the kitty will be.
Is there a specific combination to breed certain colors on Howrse?
no all coats are randomly selected by howrse.com
What is the easiest Howrse to look after?
There is no easiest horse to look after - all horse types on howrse require the same actions and attention each day.
What is the tolerance level for the intoximeter ec ir II?
The Intox EC/IR II (made by the Intoximeter Corporation) is a breath testing device used by law enforcement and scientists worldwide. The margin of error (also known as the margin of acceptability or tolerance) is +/- 10% of the target value (which differs depending on whether you use a dry gas standard or wet bath solution for calibration checks).
To make this clear assume that a sample of vapour containing alcohol is introduced into the instrument. If we know the true value of the gas is 100mg% alcohol (EtoH) then the instrument is capable of producing accurate readings of between 90-110mg%. This range (the difference between the measured and the true value) represents the tolerance of the instrument. So long as it falls within this range the instrument is working properly. Note that all instruments have margins of error. There is no such thing as perfect measurement.
One additional note of interest. The above is correct if you are asking about the margin of error of the instruments ability to measure alcohol in a vapour. It is not however true if you are asking the margin of error of the instruments ability to measure alcohol found in the blood. This will seem odd (since the whole point of breath testing is to determine blood concentrations) until we realize that while the instrument's margin of error is +/-10% this only applies to its direct measurement of the vapour. In order to produce a blood alcohol concentration the instrument must convert that breath measure into a blood measure. This conversion skews the margin of error dramatically (and in criminal matters to the benefit of the accused). Factors that account for this include use of a 2100:1 partition co-efficient (when the actual is closer to 2400:1) the number of samples taken (and use of the lowest), delay in taking samples (thus allowing for elimination of alcohol), truncation (rounding down of readings) and the quality of the samples provided (in criminal matters by uncooperative subjects which results in lower than true values). Depending on where you live (and thus which factors are present in your situation) the true margin of error between breath and blood is likely to be a situation where the instrument systemically underestimates blood by around 10%.
