Real genetics. Real consequences.

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11+ Disciplines

Dressage, show jumping, eventing, reining, flat racing, endurance, barrel racing, hunters, combined driving, halter, and working equitation. Each with unique stat weights and class progressions. More disciplines are added regularly!

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Yearly Championship Titles

Year-end championship titles are awarded for every discipline and grade, and they go to the highest average score, not the most starts. Consistency beats grinding, so smart scheduling and rest pay off. Trainers have their own championships, and keuring champions are crowned every game year too.

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Studbook Keurings

Present horses for breed evaluation. Conformation, movement, temperament, and genetic suitability are scored. Earn foal premium titles or predicates. Champions are crowned each game year.

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Trail Riding & Exploration

Trail rides are the alternative to training: trade energy for recovery from fatigue and stress while you explore. Ride through forests, meadows and coastlines, and unlock mountain passes and ancient ruins as you go. Weather and breed affinity shape what you find, and every ride can turn up discoveries and the occasional small stat gain.

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Nutrition Management

What your horse eats shows in its condition, and condition shows in the ring. Choose a curated feed program and nudge the balance of forage, concentrate and supplements, or take item-by-item control of the ration if you want a higher ceiling. Pick bedding, keep the bills in view, and watch nutrition quality move coat, weight and fitness.

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Play Modes — Choose Your Engagement

Standard is relaxed. Professional adds random vet events, harder management, higher stakes. Choose your difficulty. Both share the same world.

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Facility Management

Land, fencing, barns, stalls, training arenas — all degrade over time. Neglect facilities and your horses suffer. Higher competition grades require better arenas.

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Breed & Discipline Associations

Associations host their own shows, award titles, and maintain breed standards. Compete in association-sanctioned events for recognition beyond the open circuit.

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Horse Lifecycle & Aging

Horses are born, grow, peak, and age. Their artwork grows with them: foals wear their own foal art until age three, then move to their breed's adult art. Grey horses lighten over the years, passing through dapple grey to their final classic or fleabitten grey. Performance declines over time, and every horse has a finite career, so plan your breeding program and retirement strategy accordingly.

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11+ Disciplines

Dressage, show jumping, eventing, reining, flat racing, endurance, barrel racing, hunters, combined driving, halter, and working equitation. Each with unique stat weights and class progressions. More disciplines are added regularly!

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Yearly Championship Titles

Year-end championship titles are awarded for every discipline and grade, and they go to the highest average score, not the most starts. Consistency beats grinding, so smart scheduling and rest pay off. Trainers have their own championships, and keuring champions are crowned every game year too.

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Studbook Keurings

Present horses for breed evaluation. Conformation, movement, temperament, and genetic suitability are scored. Earn foal premium titles or predicates. Champions are crowned each game year.

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Trail Riding & Exploration

Trail rides are the alternative to training: trade energy for recovery from fatigue and stress while you explore. Ride through forests, meadows and coastlines, and unlock mountain passes and ancient ruins as you go. Weather and breed affinity shape what you find, and every ride can turn up discoveries and the occasional small stat gain.

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Nutrition Management

What your horse eats shows in its condition, and condition shows in the ring. Choose a curated feed program and nudge the balance of forage, concentrate and supplements, or take item-by-item control of the ration if you want a higher ceiling. Pick bedding, keep the bills in view, and watch nutrition quality move coat, weight and fitness.

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Play Modes — Choose Your Engagement

Standard is relaxed. Professional adds random vet events, harder management, higher stakes. Choose your difficulty. Both share the same world.

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Facility Management

Land, fencing, barns, stalls, training arenas — all degrade over time. Neglect facilities and your horses suffer. Higher competition grades require better arenas.

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Breed & Discipline Associations

Associations host their own shows, award titles, and maintain breed standards. Compete in association-sanctioned events for recognition beyond the open circuit.

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Horse Lifecycle & Aging

Horses are born, grow, peak, and age. Their artwork grows with them: foals wear their own foal art until age three, then move to their breed's adult art. Grey horses lighten over the years, passing through dapple grey to their final classic or fleabitten grey. Performance declines over time, and every horse has a finite career, so plan your breeding program and retirement strategy accordingly.

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11+ Disciplines

Dressage, show jumping, eventing, reining, flat racing, endurance, barrel racing, hunters, combined driving, halter, and working equitation. Each with unique stat weights and class progressions. More disciplines are added regularly!

add_photo_alternate

Yearly Championship Titles

Year-end championship titles are awarded for every discipline and grade, and they go to the highest average score, not the most starts. Consistency beats grinding, so smart scheduling and rest pay off. Trainers have their own championships, and keuring champions are crowned every game year too.

add_photo_alternate

Studbook Keurings

Present horses for breed evaluation. Conformation, movement, temperament, and genetic suitability are scored. Earn foal premium titles or predicates. Champions are crowned each game year.

add_photo_alternate

Trail Riding & Exploration

Trail rides are the alternative to training: trade energy for recovery from fatigue and stress while you explore. Ride through forests, meadows and coastlines, and unlock mountain passes and ancient ruins as you go. Weather and breed affinity shape what you find, and every ride can turn up discoveries and the occasional small stat gain.

add_photo_alternate

Nutrition Management

What your horse eats shows in its condition, and condition shows in the ring. Choose a curated feed program and nudge the balance of forage, concentrate and supplements, or take item-by-item control of the ration if you want a higher ceiling. Pick bedding, keep the bills in view, and watch nutrition quality move coat, weight and fitness.

add_photo_alternate

Play Modes — Choose Your Engagement

Standard is relaxed. Professional adds random vet events, harder management, higher stakes. Choose your difficulty. Both share the same world.

add_photo_alternate

Facility Management

Land, fencing, barns, stalls, training arenas — all degrade over time. Neglect facilities and your horses suffer. Higher competition grades require better arenas.

add_photo_alternate

Breed & Discipline Associations

Associations host their own shows, award titles, and maintain breed standards. Compete in association-sanctioned events for recognition beyond the open circuit.

add_photo_alternate

Horse Lifecycle & Aging

Horses are born, grow, peak, and age. Their artwork grows with them: foals wear their own foal art until age three, then move to their breed's adult art. Grey horses lighten over the years, passing through dapple grey to their final classic or fleabitten grey. Performance declines over time, and every horse has a finite career, so plan your breeding program and retirement strategy accordingly.