'When will my foal arrive' button?

[AnimalFriendsForever]

Hello,

I have a number of pregnant mares. On the left hand side it says who the mare is pregnant to, and a link to click when it would (supposedly) tell me when my foal will arrive.

So I click it, it takes me back to the pasture, and.... nothing.
Is this normal? Why isn't it working?

Please help!

Thanks,
AnimalFF

[Tom]

That button doesn't work yet, sorry!

[AnimalFriendsForever]

Oh ok. Thankyou!

[BlackOak2]

Oh ok. Thankyou!

A lot of us make note of the age the mare was bred, or the season. They drop about a year later. For more information, take a look at the pictorial pregnancy post located in the help section.

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... =12&t=7507

[Kara Kuehn]

This helps me so much.

[AnimalFriendsForever]

Oh ok. Thankyou!

A lot of us make note of the age the mare was bred, or the season. They drop about a year later. For more information, take a look at the pictorial pregnancy post located in the help section.

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... =12&t=7507

Ok, Thankyou!

[Pinewood Fields]

this is so helpful! I have been trying to push that button every time I have a pregnant mare and I get frustrated with the game when it does nothing so reading this helps a lot! I will have to pay attention to the age/season my mares were bred in.

[BlackOak2]

this is so helpful! I have been trying to push that button every time I have a pregnant mare and I get frustrated with the game when it does nothing so reading this helps a lot! I will have to pay attention to the age/season my mares were bred in.

If you put the age of the mare in the horse's notes, then when she comes close to 'one year older' you'll know her due-date is within a few turns.

That's the way I do it when I need to track the breeding dates.

[Pinewood Fields]

this is so helpful! I have been trying to push that button every time I have a pregnant mare and I get frustrated with the game when it does nothing so reading this helps a lot! I will have to pay attention to the age/season my mares were bred in.

If you put the age of the mare in the horse's notes, then when she comes close to 'one year older' you'll know her due-date is within a few turns.

That's the way I do it when I need to track the breeding dates.

That is a really good idea! Thank you.