But how

Google Translate knows the difference between Deutsch and Niederländisch

Isn't the dutch warmblood just the KWPN which we already have....?

What's the next event and when does it start please

That's what what I thought, too.

which includes the hanoverian, holsteiner and trakehner

really wish howrse would include players opinions more when it comes to certain changes. the ban'ei and now this

I want a spotted pony!

@VsLilone
Events end on Mondays. The next event will always start Thursday evening of the same week a few hours after the update. The only time this changes is if there is a public holiday in France.
The info for the next two promo can easily be found over the last half a dozen pages (or dozen if you're on mobile).
For future reference, it is wise to look yourself before commenting. This is because many lazy players will ask those sorts of questions over and over the few days before a promo begins, and the same players are stuck answering. After a while we just start ignoring these questions.
However, if a player has looked around and posts something along the lines of, "Hey, I've had a look around but I'm confused if x promo or y promo comes first, can someone clarify?" we are far more likely to reply.
Hope this helps.

@Adelena I read back and between the talk about the new German horse and the possible event (a memory game?) I was not sure if they were talking about a coming event or one that has passed. Assuming any player is lazy just because they ask a question shouldn't even come into play. Thank you for the response though. It has been a few years since I have played but getting back into the swing of things and learning the new things around the game

I think, by lazy, they mean that there have been many occasions where the answer is a few posts above or on the very same page, yet people don't spare a minute to check before they ask again.

It would be nice if we could have a more deserving breed brought on here! Like a Waler, Australian Stock Horse, Clydesdale, mini pony or mini horse!

Me, trying not to sound Too Italian if I nominate the Murgese horse.

No, someone earlier said the new breed is the Dutch Warmblood and i was saying we already have the Dutch Warmblood on the game, which is the KWPN

I am thinking that it is this

@vslilone
Thank you for clarifying that.
To answer your concern, I did mean what Oathkeeper said. People quite often don't even read the page they are on let alone others.
As you have looked,

Sorry for the wait for reply. I was traveling yesterday, so didn't really spend much time on my phone.

As the new event is not there yet, you need to put everything you write about it here in spoiler banners. It's the third button from the left, on top of this writing form.
If you don't, the posting will be censored.

I have animations disabled so I wouldn't know.
My battle against animations is neverending.



Look for Aishiteru in the manual search

Yeah, found the discussion about the Love divine. This is exactly what I posted on Twitter a few days ago. And not even a heart in his tail!
I wonder what Japanese people would think of this divine. It doesn't represent the country at all, like all the others do.

I don't mean animations. I mean the colour of her hair: it is golden on the picture on top of this page, and it's a very bright, almost luminous yellow on the divine horse itself. I like the golden hair MUCH better.

I would like to ask if there will be a specific way to complete the next event

in order to get the most out of it?
or if it will be different for everyone?
I would like to get everything I can (not too greedy right)

It's not just the country represented; the whole concept of this might be considered incorrect. I do not speak Japanese, but as far as I know Japanese do not say "I love you" in the same way we do. They do not say it at all, and they do not have the language meaning for it. I don't even know how to express in English what I mean to say. Because Aishiteru only express the meaning of love linguistically, but not culturally. I have been told and have read that Japanese do not say "I love you" in words, they only "say" it in a silent way. And so they do not have this phrase in their language. "Aishiteru" does not mean what we understand as "I love you", because there is no "I" or "you" inside of itself. It's about loving, but it's not the same as saying "Je t'aime" in French or "Ich Liebe Dich" in German. Do I make any sense here?