I'm a casual adult player from Finland, a writer, a gamer, and a cat person. My aim is to breed horses for western competitions, using affixes inspired by Elden Ring.

My main projects include breeding purebred Mangalarga Marchadors and Ban'ei horses, with and without horns, plus crossbreeding Marwaris and Curlies for reining and western pleasure competitions. Because of my fluctuating activity and casual playstyle, I have no interest in joining teams or participating in competitive play.

I accept all friend requests and am happy to help during events!

• Marcha Malenia – Mangalarga Marchadors
• Marcha Miquella – Mangalarga unicorns
• Baldachin – Ban'ei horses
• Radiant Baldachin – Ban'ei unicorns
• Marwaris of Mohgwyn – Crossbred Marwaris
• Cleanrot Curlies – Crossbred Curlies
• Shabriri's Woe – Donkeys
• Frenzied Flame – Donkey unicorns
• Tarnished – Other purebred horses and ponies
• Grafted – Other crossbred horses and ponies

• New Player Tips & Tricks by Bo and Foxfire
• Howrse Hacks by Legacy Ann
• Earning Equus by Legacy Ann
• Game Improvement Tips by serene.snowbun
• Foal Games by Dr Zig
• BLUP Schedules by Saint
• BLUP Schedules by RunNRide25
• Top Skills For Each Breed by Fivinyn784
• Daily Horse Care Guide by me
• Companions And Their Bonuses by minkthepink (originally by haffyfan)

• Accepted Characters – A list of all symbols and special characters you can use in your horses' names and affixes
• Howrse Calculators – For calculating a foal's genetic and skill potential

• Free EC gear: Did you board your horse into an EC that doesn't offer gear for the correct discipline? No worries – just pick the EC's specialty, equip any offered gear, and then switch to your horse's correct specialty through its profile (as long as the horse is under 5 years old). The equipped gear will change along with the discipline.
• Calculating your horse's ideal weight: Multiply their height by 70 (or 110 for drafts). For example, the ideal weight for a 16.2 hands high thoroughbred would be 16.2 × 70 = 1,134 pounds.
• Crossbreed dominant breed: A first generation 50-50 crossbreed takes the sire's breed. If new breeds are introduced in the next generation with the same shared percentage, the foal takes the sire's second listed breed. If the breeds are the same and evenly shared across parents, the foal takes the dam's last listed breed instead.
• Rookie limit calculation for BLUP guides: Rookie skill limit – (skill GP × 0.2). For example, the rookie gallop race limit for a thoroughbred with a 3,930 genetic skill in gallop would be 2,810 – (3,930 × 0.2) = 2,024. The current limits can be found in the EC Help Center section 2.5, under "competitions for low-level horses."