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This great game can be played individually or in team, so as many people as you want can play together and have the feel of the racetrack!
This game can be played in different ways that are explained to you below. The solid, easy‑to‑grasp, good‑looking horses are made of acrylic and come in 2 pieces that snap together to make them easy to store in a small space. We’ve included 6 brightly coloured foam dice matching the 6 coloured horses, allowing each team to race with a horse of a different colour.The 1 foot by 10 foot horse race track is made of sturdy red vinyl to witch we have applied numbers from 1 to 10. This track can be easily rolled up for storage. Size of horses: 7½” X 16½”.
3 games for different level of capacities
- Game A Mid to High-Functionning. To be played by 2 to 6 teams. 1 or more players in each team. Each team has a dice and a horse of the same color. Horses are to be placed on the starting line which is the first line of squares of either ends. At the signal, one player of each team will throw its dice on the mat. Horses are to be moved ahead this way if for example, these numbers had been rolled : 1, 2, 2, 4, 6, 6. * Horse #1 moves ahead on square because one team has rolled a ” 1 ”. * Horse #2 moves ahead two squares because two teams have rolled a ” 2 ”. * Horse #4 moves ahead on square because a one team has rolled a ” 4 ”. * Horse #6 moves ahead two squares because two teams have rolled a ” 6 ”. * Horses #3 and #5 will not move because noboby rolled a ” 3 ” or a ” 5 ”. The first horse to get to the end of the mat wins.
- Game B Low to Mid-Functionning. Prepare the game exactly the same way as for game A. The person in charge of activities or a participant throws 2 dice on the mat. As an example, if the numbers rolled are a ” 2 ” and a ” 4 ”, Horse #2 and #4 will move ahead 1 square. The first horse to get to the end of the mat wins.
- Game C Low to Mid-Functionning. Prepare the game exactly the same way as for game A. A player on each team throws a dice at the signal. Each horse moves ahead the equivalent of the number they rolled. The first horse to get to the end of the mat wins.
