Ngựa

Horse natives prize freedom and an unfettered life. Independent, candid and linear in their thinking, with an optimistic outlook, they win the trust of friends and subordinates — but they lack persistence and often stop halfway.

They always want to be a step ahead and hate to lose, so they push themselves to strive for everything. Their weaknesses are many: they cannot sustain effort, keep secrets poorly, and even change partners easily.

So Horses should train patience: finish what they start, form the habit of discretion, and lay a foundation of skill early so their career keeps advancing. Optimistic and talkative, they get along easily and have many friends who help them — but their bluntness can offend without their noticing, so they should watch their words and manner.

Financially Horses can earn big, but they love luxury, display and status; spending is lavish and money flows in and out with little left over.

Horses are hard-to-manage children who grow up through difficulty, and by middle age they become remarkable people.

They cannot bear to be invisible: they must express themselves and act freely in an atmosphere that lets their qualities show. At home the vases must be filled with their favourite flowers and the room arranged their way.