The first thing you realise when you visit www.howrse.co.uk is that this is not a game like any other. Indeed, what the game’s creators first had in mind when they started working on it was to replicate the life and the conditions at an equestrian centre.
The game creates a place where people who are passionate about the horseworld can experience breeding and competing their horses.
Players can select their favourite breed and look after their horses while training them to take part in different disciplines. The better their horses become, the more chances they have to get breed better progeny and, improve their skills and win more events.
Players can also create their own equestrian centre and organise competitions. The key is to learn to improve in the rankings while enjoying their hobby — just like in real life.
If your dream has always been to have the best stud of Arab horses, then you should focus on improving the skills of you foals, while if you prefer to experience life at a country club, you should try to develop the best possible equestrian centre, with plenty of competitions available for members and renowned facilities.
There are more than 600,000 players in the UK since the game launched in 2011, with more than 50 million players around the world.
Howrse is great fun, suitable for all ages and will entertain all horse lovers.
Find out more at:
Stay in touch with all the news in the run-up to and throughout the major shows and events during 2026 and beyond with a Horse & Hound subscription. Subscribe today for all you need to know ahead of these major events, plus online reports on the action as it happens from our expert team of reporters and in-depth analysis in our special commemorative magazines. Have a subscription already? Set up your unlimited website access now
Never miss out on the latest happenings in the equestrian world
-
‘I thought she was dead’: a year on, the survivor mare who nearly died leaving the National Championships returns to win an emotional titleA year after a horsebox accident on the M6 left her fighting for her life, River Rise Onassis was back at the National Championships – and on top of the leaderboard with Sadie Smith
-
‘He’d literally never done the floorplan before’: Charlotte Dujardin wins the freestyle to be crowned national championCharlotte Dujardin secured her third national champion title in some style, riding Brave Heart II to a stunning freestyle win on their first kür together
-
What does five-star parasite control look like?Five-star event rider Sarah Bullimore has trusted Westgate Labs with her horses’ parasite control for more than 20 years. The same evidence-based approach is available to every horse owner.
-
Help your horse stay in the zone this competition season -
Performance begins long before the start box: preparing horses for peak performance with Harry Meade -
Don’t forget this key ingredient in a stress-free show day -
Is your horse trying to tell you something? -
The three most-common horse insurance questions answered -
Get ahead of spring and summer respiratory resultsSponsor Content created with
-
The importance of livery yard insurance – and why it could be money well spentSponsor Content created with