Born years:1918 1930 1942 1954 1966 1978 1990 2002
Year of the Horse
A lively and high-spirited year for all. Life will be hectic and punctuated with adventures. People will find themselves reckless, romantic and carefree. A definite time for advancement. We will find it quite agreeable to keep in step with the delightful Horse.
This will be a time when decision and projects will be incorporated at high speed and with efficiency. Action will be the key word. Everything is on the go and we should take care not to drive ourselvs too hard. It will be a rewarding but exhaustive year.
The Horse Personality
People born in the year of the horse are sanguine, sharp-minded, dress fashionably, gifted with a silver tongue, and have acute insight. But they fall in the snares of love easily, and break away from them lightly.
Most of the people born in the year of the horse leave their homes when they are young; those who stay at home start their careers early. They are vigorous and energetic. Their most striking point lies in their strong self-confidence, gentleness, and the ability to act as agents in financial transactions.
They do not adhere to old habits and like to show off. In dress, they usually select light colors and peculiar styles, gorgeous but vulgar when they take part in activities or parties.
Chinese Zodiac Compatibility - Horse
Their best companions are people born in the year of the tiger, dog and sheep. Those born in the year of dragon, snake, monkey, rabbit, pig and rooster can become their friends, and others born in the year of the horse can get along well with them.
They do not like people born in the year of the mouse because they cannot appreciate their changeable natures. They also have conflicts with people born in the year of the ox, who are stubborn, firm and persistent.
The Horse Child
A child born in the Horse year will be animated, boisterous and mercurial. He or she will have a passionate love of life and a buoyant personality. He likes to do things quickly and will be able to lear new things easily. (Many horse youngsters are also born left-handed.)
This child will tend to be disobedient, stubborn and willful when held back, but he is not the whinning, crybaby type. This sprighty little fellow will love the outdoors and should be allowed plenty of exercise and independence--otherwise he will just take it.
Although he may roam the neighborhood and indulge in all sorts of rough games; he will always find his way home at meal time. He will be plagued by restless and searching spirit and needs to be constantly occupied.
