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| - Horace is a Welsh corgi owned by Julia Shumway. He is named after the 19th century newspaper editor Horace Greeley.
- [Fuente] Horace fue un mago empleado de los Flume en la tienda de caramelos Honeydukes en los años 1990.
- Horace has three Malachite Gems available for 2000 gold each. Like his colleague Ivy, Horace expects that Damian's actions will soon cause a shortage of wares for him to sell (such as the Red Ore he used to acquire from the Broken Valley Mine) jeopardizing his livelihood.
- Horace used to be the bartender of the Drunken Clam, but he died when he got hit by a baseball, and now Jerome has taken his place.
- Horace (ホルス, Horisu lit. Horus in the Japanese version) is a General and one of the exclusive characters in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and its remake, New Mystery of the Emblem. He appears in Chapter 12x of its prequel and Chapter 10x in its sequel.
- Horace is the first member of Chishiki's Elite Four. He specialises in File:Psychic.gif type Pokemon.
- Horace is Hannah's brother.
- Horace — czarodziej nieznanego statusu krwi, pracujący w Miodowym Królestwie dla pana Flume'a w latach 90. XX wieku.
- Horace is the judge on Starcast. He tells Flex McGinty that even though his solo sounded like someone shaving a sick hyena, he has been chosen to win the show because of his hair. According to Catherine, his judging of the contestants is the best part of the show.
- Horace is a character in Fable III. He serves as the bookie and announcer for the chicken races in Brightwall during A Day at the (Chicken) Races. If the Hero wants to bet on a chicken, they must speak to Horace and decide the amount to bet. If the Hero's chosen chicken wins, Horace will give out the winnings.
- Horace was friend of Devon Carter and an avid fan of Astro Blaster.
- Horace Rose is a character in Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven. He can be found in his home in Silver Cove. Horace sells membership to the Berserkers' Fury guild for 50 gold. The guild will teach players the basic chain armor, bow, shield, plate armor, and repair item skills for a fee.
- It being over 2,020 years since those days, it is surprising that he is known as anything at all, but the reason is that the most frequent subject of the poetry of Horace was Horace. Horace was an officer in the Republican Army at the time it bombed at Philippi, which was around the time that Rome bombed at being a republic. When Octavian (or Augustus) became emperor, Horace stuck around as an official spokesperson. His poetry did a historic balancing act between toeing the party line and being of interest to normal people.
- Horace is a Classic figure part of the Mickey Mouse & Friends collection.
- Horace ist ein Charakter aus Professor Layton und die verlorene Zukunft. Er ist einer der Wissenschaftler, die von Dimitri Allen zur Arbeit im Zeitlabor gezwungen werden.
- Horace est un cheval blagueur, résident du Château Disney. Il adore faire des farces, et piège souvent ses amis. C'est aussi un mécanicien hors pair. Apparaissant d'une manière anecdotique dans Kingdom Hearts II, il possède un rôle plus important dans Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep, en tant qu'organisateur du Fruitball, un des mini-jeux divers que l'on peut entamer à Disneyville.
- Horace is a character in the Fire Emblem series. He appears in FE11, FE12, and FE13. File:Marth (Fire Emblem Shin Monshō no Nazo ~Hikari to Kage no Eiyū~).pngThis Fire Emblem related article is a stub. Please help by expanding it.File:Marth (Fire Emblem Shin Monshō no Nazo ~Hikari to Kage no Eiyū~).png
- The Senior Wrangler was one of the staff of Unseen University.
- Horace is an animal-talent sparrow man. He is one of Fawn's good friends. He excells in speaking squirrel and hummingbird.
- Horace is a young man who has found his home in the Sardelac Sanitarium. He does not appear to have any purpose other than amusing players with his dialogue. According to Warmaster Tharan, Horace has been taken to Ascalon City many times in the hopes that the familiar sights do him some good, but he always returns to the Sardelac Sanitarium.
- When Simon became obssesed with Herbie's power and frustrated he could not control him he searched for Herbie's orginal creator. When he had found Dr. Gustav Stumpfell he asked him to build another living car offerring his facilities for the car's creation. Horace's life force comes from a fraction of Herbie's from the original car's key. He is made from the same metal and was originally meant to be just like him until Simon corrupted his life force to obey him creating a mirror image of Herbie's personality. When he born his creator insited he should be destroyed but Simon refused claiming the car was "beautiful" but needed a test run. During his creation three gadgets (a drill in his front right tire, grenades in his license plate and a laser in his nose) were installed.
- Horace was the bartender at The Drunken Clam. He had been the bartender there for decades, at least as long as Peter Griffin, Cleveland Brown, and Glenn Quagmire had been drinking there. In "Blind Ambition", he nearly died after a fire in the Drunken Clam is accidentally started by God. He was pinned under a ceiling brace and Peter saved his life. In "Don't Make Me Over", he refocused The Clam into a karaoke bar to bring in customers. In "Family Goy" he gives a cutout of Kathy Ireland to Peter, with whom Peter then pretends to cheat on Lois.
- Horace is a character appearing in Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. File:Spoilerwarningbackground.png Horace was featured on the cover of a newspaper at the start of the game. Unbeknownst to Professor Layton, Horace was kidnapped by Dimitri Allen, masquerading as Dr. Stahngun at the time. Horace was brought to Future London, where he was forced to work on a time machine. Horace obeyed orders without question because he was convinced that the time machine was his only back to normal London. During his tenure at the Thames Research Facility, he learned of the Family's plans, but still followed orders. He met Professor Layton and Luke. Layton noticed his wet footprints by the Gilded 7 Casino, which were an effect of passing through the Thames river to get to the research facility. Whi
- Horace was born Quintus Horatius Flaccus in the town of Venusia in 65 B.C.E. His family grew up in poverty, although the extent of said poverty is thought to be exaggerated since he was sent to Rome for schooling, a feat that required a semblance of wealth. Horace joined Marcus Brutus in his attempt to establish the Republic and was appointed to the post of military Tribune. After Brutus' defeat at Philippi in 42 B.C.E Horace returned to Rome where he found his father's land had been confiscated. Upon his return to Rome Horace purchased a pardon for his support of Brutus in the war and began working a position in the treasury. Despite his initial support for Brutus, Horace eventually gained the patronage of Octavian, likely due to his connection to Virgil and Maecenas, and spent the rest o
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