The seventh position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Horse, is lively

, engaging, and artistic. Those souls born into Horse years learn the lesson of “decisiveness,” the
ability to choose. This talkative master of dissertation and discourse is independent and outgoing,
with a cheerful demeanor and legions of friends. Horses charge into new ventures with the kind of
optimism and enthusiasm that make more conservative types cringe. Horses are born to be
successful (and succeed more often than not), and are born to be in perpetual motion.

A born leader and eager to help their fellow man, Horses are honorable in intent and inspire others
with their optimism and assertive personalities. The athletic Horse leads life’s parade. Extroverted,
energetic, and defiant against injustice, the Horse gallops valiantly through life, hurdling adversity
and obstacles. Their gift of oration equips them to be the consummate “spokespersons” of the
Chinese Zodiac. Horses prefer the podium rather than a spectator seat in the audience.

Friendly, intelligent, and independent, noble quests and searches for greener pastures are common
traits of those born into Horse years.

Always cheerful and gregarious, Horses are usually everyone’s favorite party guest. Horses generally
look terrific, have plenty of sex appeal, and know how to dress elegantly. They are comfortable in
either a tuxedo or blue jeans. Horse souls seek any occasion where there will be plenty of people
and social contact. Concerts, theaters, sporting occasions, and parties are activities they especially
enjoy.

The most harmonious time of day for Horses is between 11 a.m.

and 1 p.m., when the sun is brightest and the yang force is at its peak.

Symbolizing strength and vitality, the Chinese word f