diff --git a/manuals/ponysay.texinfo b/manuals/ponysay.texinfo
index 9ee2bd8f..38971b97 100644
--- a/manuals/ponysay.texinfo
+++ b/manuals/ponysay.texinfo
@@ -900,14 +900,14 @@ is) may be added if required.
 This tag decribes what kind of pony a pony is, it is a comma seperated lower case list,
 and it cannot be empty, by it can be (but shouldn't) skipped for every pony in the image.
 
-Every fitting value should be used, however a alicorn (also known as alacord or winged
-unicorn) should have the values @code{pegasus}, @code{unicorn}, @code{pony}, but not
-@code{alicorn}. Earth ponies should have the value @code{pony} but not @code{earth} or
-@code{earth pony}.
+Every fitting value should be used, however a alicorn (also known as alacorn, winged
+unicorn or pegacorn) should have the values @code{alicorn} and @code{pony}, but neither
+@code{pegasus} nor @code{unicorn}. Earth ponies should have the value @code{pony} and
+@code{earth} (not @code{earth pony}.)
 
 The standard values are (you may use other ones if fitting): @code{unicorn}, @code{pegasus},
-@code{pony}, @code{changeling}, @code{crystal}, @code{seapony}, @code{animal}
-(applies to Spike) and @code{item} (applies to Tom and Pinkamina's imaginare friends).
+@code{alicorn}, @code{earth}, @code{pony}, @code{changeling}, @code{crystal}, @code{seapony},
+@code{animal} (applies to Spike) and @code{item} (applies to Tom and Pinkamina's imaginare friends.)
 
 @item GROUP
 @vindex @var{GROUP}