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Horse Trials: Eventing Guide: Getting started at the Yard

Horse Trials: Eventing [ALPHA]
Manuscript Games, Playing 156, Rating 86.2%
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Overview

Horse Trials: Eventing is a Roblox horse game where you train horses, enter show jumping, dressage, and cross country competitions against other players, and breed foals using a genetics system. This guide covers how to get started, how competitions and training work, how to earn money, and how to build toward long-term goals like rider ranks and breeding.

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Contents
01

Getting started at the Yard

Step
In short Setting up your horse and clearing early tasks is the fastest way to get ready for your first competition.

When you load in, your first job is to get your horse set up and learn the controls through training. Tasks are the main way to earn money early on, so check them as soon as you can. Once you have some cash, head to the Equistore to pick up tack.

  1. Set up your horse choose your first horse to get into the game properly.
  2. Check your tasks open the task list so you know what earns you money right now.
  3. Run training sessions practice the controls and start building your horse up.
  4. Complete tasks finish what the game asks to collect your cash reward.
  5. Visit the Equistore spend your earnings on tack and equipment for your horse.
  6. Enter a competition jump into show jumping, dressage, or cross country.
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02

The three competition types

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All three competitions put you up against other players. You can enter whichever discipline suits your horse and your current skill level.

Show Jumpingyour horse clears a course of obstacles; time and accuracy both matter.
Dressageyour horse performs set movements that are judged on precision and quality.
Cross Countryyou ride an outdoor course and race to the best finish.
03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now –

Halloween Event

Collect pumpkins and get limited event tack!

Live now –

Autumn '26

New season is here! Unlock limited seasonal rewards by participating in competitions!

See the whole schedule
04

Earning money without spending real cash

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The game is fully playable without spending real money. Tasks are your steadiest income source. That money goes straight to the Equistore when you need new tack or other equipment.

  • Tasks completed the primary source of in-game money.
  • Equistore purchases covered tack and gear are bought with the money you earn in-game.
  • Breeding unlocked the genetics system costs nothing extra to use.
  • No paywall on core play competing, training, and breeding are all free to access.
05

Rider ranks and badge milestones

Summary

Your rider rank rises from Novice all the way to Master as you play. Separately, badges track specific milestones across training, competitions, ribbon wins, foal creation, and recycling. A handful of those badges come with a bonus in-game ribbon when you hit them.

  • Rider ranks Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Master.
  • Training badges awarded at 1, 25, 250, and 1,000 sessions completed; the 1,000 mark also earns an in-game ribbon.
  • Competition badges same milestones: 1, 25, 250, and 1,000 finished, with a ribbon at 1,000.
  • Ribbon badges unlocked at 1, 10, and 100 ribbons won in competition.
  • Foal badges hit at 1, 10, 100, and 1,000 foals created; the 1,000 mark includes an in-game ribbon.
  • Recycling badges reached at 1, 50, and 500 pieces of trash recycled.
06

Breeding foals with the genetics system

Tips

The genetics system lets you pair two horses and produce a foal that inherits characteristics from both parents.

Tips worth knowing
  • Each foal inherits a combination of traits from its two parent horses.
  • Every foal you create counts toward the foal badge milestones.
  • Reaching 1,000 foals created earns you an in-game ribbon on top of the badge.

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Glossary

Glossary
Show Jumping
A competition where your horse clears a course of obstacles, judged on time and accuracy.
Dressage
A competition where your horse performs a set of precise, scored movements.
Cross Country
An outdoor course competition where you ride against other players for the best finish.
Tack
Equipment such as saddles and bridles that you fit to your horse, purchased at the Equistore.
Equistore
The in-game shop where you buy tack, equipment, and cosmetic items using money earned through play.
Genetics system
The mechanic that combines traits from two parent horses to produce a new foal.
Rider rank
A five-stage title — Novice through Master — that reflects your overall progress in the game.
Ribbon
A reward earned by performing well in competitions, also tracked by its own set of badges.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do first when I start the game?

Set up your horse, then check your task list to see what earns you money right now. Run some training sessions to get comfortable with the controls before entering a competition.

Why would I want more than one horse?

The genetics system lets you combine two horses to breed a foal, and the foal inherits traits from both parents.

What is the recycling system for?

You can collect pieces of trash around the game world and recycle them. Doing so earns you badges at the 1, 50, and 500 item marks.

Do any badges give rewards beyond the badge itself?

Yes — finishing 1,000 training sessions, finishing 1,000 competitions, and creating 1,000 foals each award an in-game ribbon on top of their badge.

Updated Oct 12, 2026
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