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Once a horse reaches 18 years old they have a 20% chance of dying at each roll over. In other words if you had 100 horses that were 17 years old you could expect to lose about 20 of them. The remaining 80 would carry on as 18 year olds to the next roll over where 16 of them might die, the 64 horses that made it would then be 19 years old and continue - and so on. Of course it wouldn't be as neat as that, it is a 20% for EACH horse. Hope that helps.

If they survive they should make you your money back, I usually keep them all but I needed some fast cash. Most had between 500 and 1000 points. If they don't it could cause a dent on a young accounts pocket.