HTML Coding ~ Profile Editing: Aligning Your Text

Editing Your Profiles

Putting together an awesome profile for you or your horses should be a fun experience.

 I've seen many buddies on Horse Isle 2 get frustrated over profile editing, and I have trouble helping them in game. I hope that I will be able to explain much better here.

HTML coding within HI2 is actually very simple. Much simpler than the kind of coding you would need to use for a webpage or blog. 

(~1~): Aligning Your Text

In my own profiles, I like to keep my text centered, like it appears in this post. 

To center your own text, you would first type:

[center]

And then follow with whatever text you want to be in the center of your profile. 

When you are ready to stop centering your text, you would type:

[/center]

For example:

[center] Apollo [/center]

Apollo's name will now be in the center of his profile page, just like that.

You can also align your text to the right or left side of your profile,

 by doing something very similar.

If you want your text to be on the left side of your profile,

like such, you would use: [left] and [/left].

You can do the same thing if you want your text 

to be aligned on the right side of your profile:

[right] and then [/right]

It's very important that you DO NOT FORGET to use the end-cap, with the forward slash [ / ].

If you don't use the "end-cap", as I call it, your codingwill not come out correctly.
Also, make sure you use the square brackets : [ ]
The regular parenthesis : ( ) WILL NOT WORK.

  

Part III: Most Popular Horse Breeds (#40 - 60)

Quick Breed Facts: Part III

The breeds below are listed in popularity order, according to:
 http://hi2lc.horseisle.com/www/toplists.php?tlid=64

Most Popular Breeds: #40-#60

#41) Noriker ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
24 different coats/colors.

#42) Java Pony ~ Ranges from 12.0 hh - 13.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
64 different coats/colors.

#43) Shetland Pony ~ Ranges from 8.0 hh - 10.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
31 different coats/colors.

#44) Criollo ~ Ranges from 13.3 hh - 15.1 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
69 different coats/colors.

#45) Australian Brumby ~ Ranges from 13.0 hh - 15.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
106 different coats/colors.

#46) Gypsy Vanner ~ Ranges from 13.0 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
33 different coats/colors.

#47) Shire ~ Ranges from 16.0 hh - 19.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
16 different coats/colors.

#48) Norman Cob ~ Ranges from 15.3 hh - 16.3 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
24 different coats/colors.

#49) Tersky ~ Ranges from 14.3 hh - 16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
22 different coats/colors.

#50) Campolina ~ Ranges from 14.2 hh - 15.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Cutting.
85 different coats/colors.

#51) National Show Horse (NSH) ~ Ranges from 14.3 hh - 16.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
80 different coats/colors.

#52) Jutland ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 16.1 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
13 different coats/colors.

#53) Turkoman ~  Ranges from 14.2 hh - 16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Desert Race, Cross Country & Jockey.
120 different coats/colors.

#54) Nokota ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping & Cross Country.
31 different coats/colors.

#55) Knabstrup ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
30 different coats/colors.

#56) Standardbred ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh -16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
55 different coats/colors.

#57) Alter Real ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 16.1 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
13 different coats/colors.

#58) Cape Boerperd ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 15.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
83 different coats/colors.

#59) Calabrese ~ Ranges from 16.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping & Cross Country.
91 different coats/colors.

#60) Welsh Mountain Pony ~ Ranges from 10.0 hh - 12.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
106 different coats/colors.

Tip: 

All of the above information can also be found in the 

*BBB (Big Book of Breeds)*

inside of the library on every main isle.

Part II: Most Popular Horse Breeds (#20 - 40)

Quick Breed Facts: Part II

To follow my post from a few days ago concerning how to estimate your foals adult height, I would like to present you with a list that tells you the maximum and minimum heights for each horse breed on Horse Isle 2, as well as each breed's special arena. 

There are a total of 128 different breeds in the game.

The breeds below are listed in popularity order, according to: 
http://hi2lc.horseisle.com/www/toplists.php?tlid=64

Most Popular Breeds: #20~#40

#21) Hokkaido Pony ~ Ranges from 13.0 hh - 13.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
48 different coats/colors.

#22) Mongolian Horse ~ Ranges from 12.0 hh - 15.0 hh.
Arena Bonus ~ Desert Race.
90 different coats/colors.

#23) Grade Draft Horse ~ Ranges from 14.3 hh - 19.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
170 different coats/colors.

#24) Missouri Fox Trotter ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 16.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
142 different coats/colors.

#25) Tennessee Walker ~ Ranges from 14.1 hh - 17.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
79 different coats/colors.

#26) Argentine Polo Pony ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Barrel Racing & Reining.
135 different coats/colors.

#27) Bashkir Curly ~ Ranges from 13.3 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ None.
39 different coats/colors.

#28) Budyonny ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 16.1 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
19 different coats/colors.

#29) Peruvian Horse ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 15.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
44 different coats/colors.

#30) Westphalian ~ Ranges from 15.2 hh - 16.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
27 different coats/colors.

#31) Florida Cracker ~ Ranges from 13.2 hh - 15.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Cutting.
32 different coats/colors.

#32) Irish Draught ~ Ranges from 15.1 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
47 different coats/colors.

#33) Andalusian ~  Ranges from 13.3 hh - 16.1 hh .

Arena Bonus ~ Cutting.
10 different coats/colors.

#34) Kerry Bog Pony ~ Ranges from 10.0 hh - 12.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
104 different coats/colors.

#35) Icelandic ~ Ranges from 12.0 hh - 14.1 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
161 different coats/colors.

#36) Warlander ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
37 different coats/colors.

#37) American Saddlebred ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
51 different coats/colors.

#38) Abaco Barb ~ Ranges from 13.2 hh - 14.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
38 different coats/colors.

#39) Appaloosa ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 15.3 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Cutting.
47 different coats/colors.

#40) British Spotted Pony ~ Ranges from 8.0 hh - 14.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
47 different coats/colors.

Tip: 

All of the above information can also be found in the 

*BBB (Big Book of Breeds)*

inside of the library on every main isle.

Top 20 Most Popular Horse Breeds in HI2

Quick Breed Facts: Part I

To follow my post from a few days ago concerning how to estimate your foals adult height, I would like to present you with a list that tells you the maximum and minimum heights for each horse breed on Horse Isle 2, as well as each breed's special arena. 

There are a total of 128 different breeds in the game.

The breeds below are listed in popularity order, according to: http://hi2lc.horseisle.com/www/toplists.php?tlid=64

The Top 20 Most Popular Breeds

#1) American Mustang (AM) ~ Ranges from 13.0 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Reining & Cutting.
85 different coats/colors.

#2) Mangalarga Marchador (MM) ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 15.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
180 different coats/colors.

#3) Spotted Draft (SD) ~ Ranges from 15.2 hh - 18.2 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
175 different coats/colors.

#4) American Quarter Horse (QH) ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Barrel Racing, Reining & Cutting.
56 different coats/colors.

#5) Anglo-Arabian (Anglo) ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Desert Race, Cross Country, & Jockey.
104 different coats/colors.

#6) Kinsky ~ Ranges from 15.2 hh - 17.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping, Cross Country & Jockey.
36 different coats/colors.

#7) Nez Perce (Nez) ~ Ranges from 14.2 hh - 16.0 hh. 

Arena Bonus ~ Cross Country & Jockey.
137 different coats/colors.

#8) Salernitano (Sal) ~ Ranges from 16.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping & Cross Country.
99 different coats/colors.

#9) Mulassier (Mula) ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
45 different coats/colors.

#10) Swedish Warmblood (SWB/Swede) ~ Ranges from 16.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
69 different coats/colors.

#11) American Paint Horse (APH) ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Barrel Racing, Reining & Cutting.
118 different coats/colors.

#12) Grade Saddle Horse ~ Ranges from 12.2 hh - 17.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
170 different coats/colors.

#13) Appendix Quarter Horse (AQH) ~  Ranges from 14.0 hh - 16.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jockey.
162 different coats/colors.

#14) Thoroughbred (TB) ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.2 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Cross Country & Jockey.
27 different coats/colors.

#15) Irish Sport Horse (ISH) ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping & Cross Country.
72 different coats/colors.

#16) Georgian Grande (GG) ~ Ranges from 15.0 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Barrel Racing.
142 different coats/colors.

#17) Morab ~ Ranges from 14.2 hh - 15.3 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ None.
81 different coats/colors.

#18) Arabian (Arab) ~ Ranges from 14.0 hh - 15.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Desert Race.
30 different coats/colors.

#19) Norwegian Coldblood Trotter (NCT) ~ Ranges from 14.2 hh - 16.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Drafting.
122 different coats/colors.

#20) Hanoverian (Hano) ~ Ranges from 15.1 hh - 17.0 hh.

Arena Bonus ~ Jumping.
27 different coats/colors.

Tip: 

All of the above information can also be found in the 

*BBB (Big Book of Breeds)*

inside of the library on every main isle.

Breeder's Post: Estimating Your Foal's Adult Height

Estimating Your Foal's Adult Height

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A short time ago, I came across a chart that showed the correlation between the height of a foal as measured within the first real day of its birth, and the height that the foal will reach when fully grown. After using this chart for several weeks, and keeping track of my findings within my own horses' profiles, I have come to the conclusion that this chart is actually quite accurate. 
I hope you all find it as useful as I have!

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      Newborn Height           Adult Height           

4.3 hh {19"}   ->   8.0 hh {32"}

5.0 hh {20"}   ->   8.1 hh {33"}

5.1 hh {21"}   ->   8.3 hh {35"}

5.2 hh {22"}   ->   9.1 hh {37"}

5.3 hh {23"}   ->   9.2 hh {38"}

6.0 hh {24"}   ->   10.0 hh {40"}

6.1 hh {25"}   ->   10.2 hh {42"}

6.2 hh {26"}   ->   10.3 hh {43"}

6.3 hh {27"}   ->   11.1 hh {45"}

7.0 hh {28"}   ->   11.3 hh {47"}

7.1 hh {29"}   ->   12.0 hh {48"}

7.2 hh {30"}   ->   12.2 hh {50"}

7.3 hh {31"}   ->   13.0 hh {52"}

8.0 hh {32"}   ->   13.1 hh {53"}

8.1 hh {33"}   ->   13.3 hh {55"}

8.2 hh {34"}   ->   14.1 hh {57"}

8.3 hh {35"}   ->   14.2 hh {58"}

9.0 hh {36"}   ->   15.0 hh {60"}

9.1 hh {37"}   ->   15.2 hh {62"}

9.2 hh {38"}   ->   15.3 hh {63"}

9.3 hh {39"}   ->   16.1 hh {65"}

10.0 hh {40"}   ->   16.3 hh {67"}

10.1 hh {41"}   ->   17.0 hh {68"}

10.2 hh {42"}   ->   17.2 hh {70"}

10.3 hh {43"}   ->   18.0 hh {72"}

11.0 hh {44"}   ->   18.1 hh {73"}

11.1 hh {45"}   ->   18.3 hh {75"}

11.2 hh {46"}   ->   19.1 hh {77"}

11.3 hh {47"}   ->   19.2 hh {78"}

More About Your Horse's LifeCycle

In Game Time Measurements

.01 Game Year = About 3.3 Real Hours

.10 Game Year = About 33 Real Hours

.5 Game Year = About 1 Real Week

1 Full Game Year = About 2 Real Weeks

20 Full Game Years = About 40 Real Weeks {About 10 Months}

More Game Time Facts

.08 Days Remaining in Labor = 2 Real Hours or Less Before Birth

.04 Days Remaining in Labor = Less Than 1 Hour Before Birth

Zeus Tokens

Zeus Tokens can be purchased from other players inside the game.

They can used only on horses that are older than 5 years old.

There are 2 options to pick from while using a Zeus Token:

1.) Reduce the age of your chosen horse by .50 game years (about 1 real week).

2.) Increase the age of your chosen horse by 1 game year (about 2 real weeks).

Your Horse's LifeCycle

 .5 / .50 (1/2 Year of Age) ~ A foal is weaned from its dam. This means that the foal and/or dam can now be sold separately from each other. Also, this is the age when a colt foal may be gelded.

1 Year of Age ~ A foal is now considered a filly or colt. They can now gain ranch experience points, and they take a miniaturized version of their adult appearance.

2.5 Years Old ~ A colt or filly can now receive stat training, and they can now be ridden. (With tack of course.)

4 Years Old ~ Your horse is finally old enough to compete and can now be bred.

20 Years Old ~ Horses are now considered old. Also mares who have reached this age can no longer breed.

23 Years Old ~ Stallions of this age can no longer be used as studs.

25.5 Years Old ~ It's disappointing, but this is the age when every horse will die. 

(TIP: If you aren't going to retire your horse to your ranch, make sure you check how much it will sell to foreign for, at an auction house, before it dies. That way, you can make some extra cash right before it's going to die anyway.)