Hi, I'm from the Original Howrse and am also on the & the Canadian Howrse with the same username on all of them. I also was on the German, Australian & U.K ones for a while, but decided to delete those. I am not on here that much or on the other ones too often, but am on the Int'nl & Cdn ones daily as they are my main focus. 
Update - I thought I would add that I am also back on the Aust & UK ones too for a few months again to help a friend & then decided to just stay with it, at least for now. 
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Appaloosa7 has belonged to Northern Dancers team.
Ranking: 21th
Championship: Division 2
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** Below is a FOAL GAME Schedule for the 60 Skill points **
~ Please NOTE that this method requires that the EC has carrots & 99% fertile meadows ~
*** You now make your foals play from the ages of 8 to 16 (1y 4m) months to earn skill points. For the new system of skill points instead of GP, the foals get 1.2 skill points for every 1 hr of play & it requires less energy. Also, you have to complete their games now by the end of 1y 4m, which is why I've adjusted the hrs of play a bit to accommodate for the new rules & the loss of that 1y 6m hrs of play. ***
There is marked next to the yr of the foal the amount of hours of play needed to get the full 60 pts of Skills by the end of 1y 4m old. I have also included the amt of points you'll have at the end of the days games next to the age.
Also, don't work the foals in Winter when the temperatures drop below 10C, in that case just wait until the weather gets warmer to above that or else you run the risk of the foal not having enough energy to get their full 60 Point of Skills. Unless you want to go through a lot of Black Orchid's. Believe me I know as I speak from experience . Also to add to the following schedule - put the foals to bed by 22:00 from 8 mths - 1y 2m and at 1y 4m they go to bed by 24:00. This is the only time they go to bed that late.
8 MONTHS : 8.5 hrs - 10.20 pts
1h30 pasture / grooming / 7h playing / turnip / 1.5h playing (.5h added)/ stroking / Carrot / Drinking / 1.5h pasture (.5h removed) / Feeding (what's needed)
10 MONTHS : 9.5 hrs - 21.6 pts
1h30 pasture / grooming / 1.5 h playing / .5h pasture / 1.5 h playing / turnip / Feeding (min 7 pounds/ 4 kgs) / 6.5h playing / stroking / Carrot / Drinking
1 YEAR : 10 hrs - 33.6 pts
1h30 pasture / grooming / 8h playing / Carrot / Drinking / 1h playing / stroking / turnip / 1h play (instead of 1h pasture, which will be possible since these new games take less energy) / Feeding (what's needed)
1 YEAR 2 MONTHS : 10 hrs - 45.6 pts
1h30 pasture / grooming / 9h playing / turnip / 1h playing / stroking / Carrot / Drinking / Feeding (min 10 pounds/ 6 kgs)
1 YEAR 4 MONTHS : 12 hrs - 60 pts
1h30 pasture / grooming / 1.5h playing / Feeding (14 lbs/ 7.5kg) / 9h playing / turnip / 1h30 playing / stroking / Drinking / Carrot
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