Also called: Ghoda · horse

Where on the hand: Palm surface; a horse in the centre of the palm is one of the classical rājayoga placements.

What it looks like: An elongated body-curve with an arched neck-line rising at one end into a small head with a short muzzle, a flowing tail-stroke at the other, and four short leg-lines below. The arched neck is the identifying feature.

Vehicles and their comforts; high political position; military honour; royal splendour; hard work and industriousness. In the centre of the palm: all comforts and prosperity, 'wealthy like a city merchant.'