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Back when fragments were first released, you could win blue fragments in TC, red fragments in GF, and green fragments in HoP. That method has changed, but howrse still sometimes follows it.
Most green divines (Brown too) go in HoP's. Blue divines tend to be in TC's, and red divines tend to be GF. There are exceptions like Jade and stuff. But howrse follows this method quite a lot.

Event divines don't count because events divines go back and forth between fleeces and challenges and it will never change.

Huh? I don't remember this being a thing ever.

Thanks Nalu!

Here is a link to a video that Legacy Ann made. In here it's not super clear, but if a divine doesn't have any specific value, howrse will choose what item it goes in by this method. Of course, as said, not all divines are this way.

I don't remember this being a thing ever either.
The colors were not indicative of the horses, it was just a way to distinguish the items.
Else Jade would always have been in Hops.

They could have been yellow pink and grey for what matters

Yes that's true. But this is just a method I use to tell what item divines will be in. Obviously divines like Jade and Carnivorus have specific items to be in. But when a divine comes that could be in either this method usually works for me.

That's all I came here to say.

Could just be a coincidence though and not entirely true, we don't know exactly how the game operates behind the scenes so no one should treat this as an end all "for sure" method.

I am only referring to divines we aren't sure about. Some divines are obvious. Eurus-HoP. Jade-TC. But sometimes divines could be in either and that's when this can become useful.

Yeah I get that, I just thought it might be best to clarify since some inexperienced players, especially those who don't speak English as their native language, could misinterpret it. Sorry if it came off the wrong way.

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RE Preprod:

Noo!

The 'easiest' is

Well that's just sad, really.