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Yes, but that "fur" is actually called hair, and "blond" is actually called a dun or buckskin colour. Palominos and buckskin duns maybe some to look for on Howrse.

To get a pass when your howrse dies, the horse has to be at least 30 years old, and you have to send it to Heaven. After sending a number of horses to Heaven for a pass, you will only have *chances* at getting one. I'm not sure what you were really asking, so this is what I determined. Ways that horses die are low health and old age.

There is a suggestion about the number of hooves in contact with the ground referring to the nature of death of the rider: Apparrently it is not true in fact.

Paint horses and Welsh horses are two different breeds. They can certainly be bred together, but the foal would only be half Welsh, not purebred Welsh. It can have all the characteristics of a Welsh, but can't be registered as a Welsh. A Paint horse is a breed but a pinto is not a breed just the paint coloring, A pinto horse can give birth to a full welsh horse as long as the welsh mare is pinto in color. * ** Although paint welsh ponies can't be registered either** so technically, if you want to cross a painted welsh with another welsh so the foal is full welsh, you can't register it even though it is full welsh. (EDIT: this is incorrect, if you breed a Paint and a Welsh, then breed the foal to a purebred Welsh, your baby will still have Paint lines, and WILL NOT be a purebred Welsh pony.)

First off Pinto and Paints are BOTH colorings and a breeds, and are actually very similar. When the USA was discovered, there were stocky spotted horses, that came to be known as Paints, Pintos, Skewbalds and Piebalds. First an organization to promote and protect the integrity of conformation and color of the Pintos was formed (see http://www.pinto.org), this was developed primarily as a color registry, but now the horses must fall into one of four conformation catagories. Pinto is a very diverse breed as there are nineteen recognized outcross breeds (see http://www.pinto.org/about_pinto.html), grouped by conformation/suitability. Later an organization know known as the APHA (American Paint Horse Association) developed a similar organization.

On to outcrossing, Welsh ponies are listed as acceptable outcrosses for the Pinto breed, meaning you could have a purebred Welsh foal, who, if they show the proper color characterists can be double registered as both a Welsh and a Pinto. So a Pinto could give birth to a Welsh, but the sire/dam would both also be Welsh. Of course you could also have a Welsh sire, and a Pinto damn, foal a half Welsh. The Paint registry is stricter in breed credentials. To be considered a Paint, the sire and dam must BOTH be registered with either the American Paint Horse Association, the American Quarter Horse, Association or the Jockey Club (TBs). One of the parents MUST be registered with the APHA. As Welsh is not an accepted breed for the Paint registry, you could not have a purebred Welsh double registered as a Paint, and a Paint could not give birth to a purebred Welsh foal. If your sire is a Welsh, and your dam is a Paint, then the Paint mare could birth a half Welsh foal. The baby, however, would not be considered a purebred Paint or purebred Welsh.

Keeping a horse in Alaska would have its challenges but should not deter you. The most important thing would be to provide shelter that will protect the horse from the harsh weather. A fully inclosed stall with a good roof would be the best. Blanketing your horse with good quality, water-proof blankets would also be a must. And lights in the barn to offset the the long days when there is no sun. Horses can get depressed too from lack of sunlight. Most breeds would probably be fine as long as they are kept warm enough. Arabians and Thoroughbreds may have a harder time in such a cold environment. Breeds that were bred with cold in mind, Fjords, Icelandics, ect., would fare better.

your horse has the impaction colic.

they sell it in the secret store

Its is called side-passing.

The Hanoverian horse, developed in Hanover, Germany, is a large breed commonly known as a Warmblood. Depending on the bloodlines of the individual horse, a Hanoverian at 2 could weigh anywhere from 900 to 1200 lbs. or more.

That's easy! When you age your horse to 6 months, the top box on the right side will have an icon that says, "Board." Click on that icon. Then, a list of equestrian centers will appear. Scroll through them to look. When you find the equestrian center you want, all the way on the right in that box says, "Register." Click on that, and you're all set!

the most simple way to put it is -

BETWEEN IT'S EARS!!!

The poll is the area immediately behind the ears and the underlying bones are the top of the skull bone and the atlas bones of the neck. In this area are many nerve endings and acupressure points.

A foundation horse (foundie) is a horse who's parents are Ouranos and Giai.

Sadly no.
Copall officially closed on Aug.13/14.
The owner could no longer keep the place and ended up selling the horses to many places.
Like Ontario, Quebec and Edmonton.
Did you go to Copall?
Or have you been there for a party?
I mean i was riding there for 2 years now, And my baby is gone. (Suki)
If u ridden there what horse's did you ride?!
I loved it there.
Its heart Breaking to know that the owner didn't pay for the place.

It will take a few minutes for the horse to show up in your breeding farm after you have bought it. Otherwise, perhaps another player outbid you - you can look in your office to check.

It means that when two or more people are present one of them will inevitably take the lead in any given situation.

You go to your players home page then you should see a big box that rotates different things around, well at the bottom of the box there are 3 little boxes, click the title where is says:"Wondering horses are at the neck of your woods" or something like it, the box should change to it, then you click the little green button near the left bottom coner it should say something like "more information" you click it. It might bring you to the page or it might bring you to the news page I'm not sure. But if it does bring you to the news page you click "see my wondering horses" or something like it that should bring you to it.

I hope this wasn't too confusing, PM me on Howrse for more information about it. Username: southern cross

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== == * a gas card would be very helpful for her/him if she/he had a car... * A nice piece of jewellery such as a necklace, a gift card to a place she likes, take her to her favorite eatery then out for a legal night on the town, if she is more subdude a nice book of her favorite and a movie. Play on her interests and use your imagination.

Mostly Thoroughbreds make most money but Arabians and barbs

my name on howrse is ascot11

for Howrse its god of snow

you click on box under where it says equestrian center and select the amount of time you want your horse to spend in the box then wait. it may take a few tries but eventually, you will get it. you can see if you have a pot of grease by scrolling down and under your horses companion, it should say you have found a pot of grease. hope that helps :D

once i know how many tries it takes, then it will be VERY helpful

It goes to your inventory, and then you can sell it for 3 equus.

i wrote this question, so if anyone wants to improve my answer feel free. Anyway, what you need to do is put your horse/ pony in lessons or competions, or you could simply but itm bm items that will increase the skills a tiny bit, lol xxxx

Somewhat. You get 1 Karma every 10 passes you buy. And every 5 Karma (5, 10, 15, 20, etc) you have, you get a free pass.

1. Roll over 'Breeding'

2. Click on my horses

3. Click on a random horse

4. Click the plus sign next to his/her name

5. Click 'edit profile'

In the new name box, delete anything there. Then type in 'Tip'. Confirm.