Howrse

Yes.

well you must think about it , if you are buying the horse first then i would buy him first BEFORE you buy any gear , this will save confusion and if he does not work out then you are stuck with all of this gear.....

i would myself have the horse on trail before you decide to finally bring him home unless you know the horse well or you have taken him out and done abit on him , then i would start looking for tack and gear

these are the basic items that you need to look after your horse

health items

you need a first aid kit (you can find the complete list of what you need in it on google or in horse care books)

feed

you need to have good quality feed both hay and hard feed is good and its best to check out with a local feed store to see what is right to feed your horse eg how much work is he getting etc

tack

you need a correctly fitting saddle (best to get a saddle fitter out) they might cost a bit more but you know the saddle fits and the horse is happy in it

bridle that fits your horse and a bit that also fits your horse

reins

saddle blanket and a saddle pad (if needed)

girth

stirrup irons

stirrup leathers

riding crop (if needed)

helmet

riding boots and chaps (if wanted)

good riding pants

covers if your horse lives out side

wormers

there will be more that i have missed out these are only the basic things that you "might" need

A cutback saddle is used in saddle seat riding.

It is possible to reassign a bond. However it is not possible to reassign a US bond before maturity without a penalty fee.

== == Looking on someone else's paper while taking a test is definitely wrong. In fact, it's cheating. Tests are meant to be a measurement of the knowledge you have gained, not what someone else has. Looking on someone's paper can only measure one thing: how well you can cheat. It's always best to study and do your own work. In the end, you are cheating yourself, but that certainly will not negate the consequences you should receive if caught trying to get your answers off another's paper. Even if you weren't looking for answers, the teacher will think that you were and fail you for the test. That will hurt your grade, especially if it was a big test or semester exam. You will also lose that teacher's trust. You will be watched like a hawk on future tests if you get caught cheating.

No they cant they are basically fertile like a mule.

Only divine horses like Sapphire or Emerald can breed to get different horses heres an example: Sapphire+ Emerald=Topaz

I've been having a problem where i have to do the alt-click multiple times before the answers.com open the small box for definition. When i looked into it, it seems that clicking on the alt button recently highlights the "File" menu, so what you could do is click in the middle of the page you are browsing (as when u do so to be able to activate the page up/page down) and then it should not highlight file and open the definition box instead. (Inconvineint, and might need to do it every time, but should work!) Just click anywhere in the page you are browsing, then point the cursor to the word u are seeking & then alt-click

The only way to give your friends money on Howrse is to buy a horse from them via the private or auction sales.

No. You can allow some water while waiting for the vet, but certainly not salt water and no food at all. I also like to pick up all manure from the horse's stall. That way you can keep track of how much or if your horse is pooping. The vet will want to know.

no

To change preprogrammed prices on a Royal 600 cash register, first, turn the key to the "PGM" (Program) position. Then, enter the item number you wish to change, followed by the "Price" button. Input the new price and press the "Subtotal" button to save the change. Finally, return the key to the "REG" position to resume normal operation.

Yes, castrated horses on Howrse are permanent. Once a horse is castrated in the game, its status cannot be reversed, meaning it will remain a gelding for the entirety of its time in the game. This decision impacts breeding options and the horse's overall characteristics within the gameplay.

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, well personally the best thing to do is if you do not have a waterproof sheet go and buy one - to fir your horse. and if you are riding when it rains and you think it might rain, put the waterproof sheet on. a blanket could do, but waterproof sheet is much warmer and some are even fleece lined. I got mine for my horse of robinsons - look on there. spiceymini:)

If a horse is alone in a 2 horse box it should be on the left side because left sides are always bigger in a trailer or a box.

*** Update by chickahorse***

It should go on the left side because of the balance of the trailer. Roads are built to naturally peak in the center and slant off towards the shoulders to help water drain more quickly. If the horse is on the right side (in countries where cars go on the right side of the road), the trailer will lean more towards the right, leading to your trailer possibly tipping over. On the left side of the trailer, you horse is on the "up" side of the road.

On the other hand, in the UK and other countries where cars drive on the left side of the road, I suppose that you would put your horse in the right side of the trailer to balance it that way.

You click "home" then u go down. There are3 boxes click on "christmas THE ADVENT CALENDAR" then click "open advent calendar".
you go on to home which you will find in the sidebar at the top of your page and scroll down until you see a screen and wait until the advent calender pops up. Then click on open the advent calender.

if you want free droppings on Howrse, simply dont look after your horse and age it, (or wait for the next day.)

purpledragon37 (my user on howrse)

A horse can be any age when their body stops producing the needs to carry a foal. You can have your vet come out and look at your mare and see if she is still able to carry. Many vets don't take recip (mares who carry the foal for other horses) mares over the age of 10 only so they can be sure that the foal will have an equal chance of living. And so they can know that the mare will cycle properly to carry the baby all the way to birth. I have a 22 yr. old mare that we are taking embryos out of and she is still producing beautiful babies and she doesn't have to carry the extra weight of a baby anymore because the recip mare does it for her. I hope that that helps you get a better idea.

As many as you like! There are no limits on buying or selling howrses!

the first people to bring horses to America were the spanish people or spaniards.

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The best place to begin stroking a horse is the shoulder.

In older times, they were thought to be a sign of good luck, and were usually hung above the doorway at the entrance to a home. Just make sure to hang it with the "U" part down, and the open ends up, or your luck just might run out! Or that's what they say anyway... Also, they can be welded together to make great bridle hangers and other home decorations, such as wreaths and doorstoppers! Just use your imagination, and there are thousands of possibilities!

You have to have enough acres for the plants. An you can only grow one crop in the Greenhouse. An you can only use 5 meadows to grow crops at a time. You have to have enough acres for the plants. An you can only grow one crop in the Greenhouse. An you can only use 5 meadows to grow crops at a time.