Howrse

yes it very well is man

Aphrodite's Tears.

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.

No, you cannot.

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.

no all coats are randomly selected by howrse.com

There is no easiest horse to look after - all horse types on howrse require the same actions and attention each day.

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%.

Dressage is the new competitive option on Howrse. You can now enter your horse for special dressage competitions which are judged on graded moves from simple to complex.

2012

To breed a uni you have to have 2 uni parents of the same breed. They just changed the times to where you can can choose the time you want to breed the uni's. It can be anytime but you have to go by your local time. It has to be the exact time and the exact parents. You only have 1 out of 5 chances for the outcome to be a uni. Thats the reason why they are so expensive. They can take a lot of skill to breed one.

Jaguar is a moderator on the Howrse game. You can find her page by going to the players tab and entering her name, or by viewing the list of moderator's above any of the main forums.

Go to rankings > horses > and look at each breed. They all have their merits depending on which particular breed you are attracted to.

That depends on how much a buyer is willing to pay. It can range from 1,000e - 50,000e

Yes. At least that's what I saw posted on the website by Ow. (the game manager)

A horn of plenty can only be used once.

The best way is to only train dressage and speed and do short trot rides (for speed), and then only enter competitions when you have a tub of grease.

If you have now trained quite a lot, here are some tips that may help:

*use fillers to help you along

*don't enter races with higher skilled horses

in the areas which matter for that comp

*enter the lowest level comps available

*enter comps he is not so good at

You cannot. Howrse does not allow music on personal pages.

Go to the tab that says, "community" roll over it and go to invite players, you should discover something that says E-mail an invitation. Enter your friends email, and if they join, great! If your trying to do this for an objective, have one of your close friends that doesn't already have an account quickly make one. Hope this helped! Congratulate my page, and look at my presentation too!

~Amysweet (howrse account)

Riding instructor's on Howrse can make between 50 - 80e per day, which can be raised after they have worked continuously for the same EC for 10 days.

That is entirely dependant on demand and how much players are prepared to pay.

Seniority is the length of time a person has worked for an employer. IE: the person with the most seniority has worked there longer.

In horse time, 12 months but in human time (without using aging points) 5 days

When they were available for a few weeks during the Mardi Gras promotion they could be bought with passes from the black market.