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Star Stable
This is by far the most amazing online horse game for PC. Superb dreamy graphics, great story and lot’s of adventures. One gets simply hooked on this game.
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Let’s Ride Champions Collection
This is an exciting and challenging game particularly for young
girls who want to improve their riding skills and have the chance to enter world famous riding events.
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My Horse Farm – Welcome to Trottersville
This is an ideal game for girls who want to learn more about
the details and workings of a horse farm. You learn how to manage a farm, breed horses and get involved in many other important activities.
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Riding Academy 1
Girls interested in seeing what it is like to attend a boarding
school for horses and learn how to train them there will find this game most exciting and educational as well.
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A Virtual Horse
A Virtual Horse is a complex yet exciting game that enables
players to develop their skills in breeding horses, competitions and being involved in the daily activities of a ranch and a host of others.
5 Ways to Convince Your Parents to Let You Play Horse Games
When some of my friends at school told me about how they loved playing horse games online I became interested. I have been wanting a real horse for a very long time, but we have not really had the money and well… we live in the city, so this has kind
of been out of the question.
This year for my birthday I surprised my parents by asking for a couple of virtual horse game memberships instead of a real horse. They were so thrilled that they got me all the games I asked for, and even a new laptop to play them on. Yes, I am spoiled.
But, anyways, I want all of you horse “lovin gals” like me to know that you can have a whole lot of fun with horses without actually having to own a real one. I hope to one day be able to have my own horse, but for now, here are the top five reasons
you can say to your parents to convince them to let you play horse games in the virtual world.
Good Luck!
Cost of a real horse is a lot more
Cost was a top reason that I gave my parents. Obviously, the cost of a real horse is a lot more than the cost of a virtual horse game or two. I know that it can be very expensive to own and care for a live animal of any kind. My pet hamster even costs
money. When I told my parents that the games I wanted were not very expensive, and some are even free, they were very happy.
Educational
If your parents are like mine, they are very concerned with what I am learning. Of course, I love to learn new things as well, and horse games allow me to learn a lot of new facts and information about horses while having a whole lot of fun. I did not
know that there were so many neat breeds of horses or that it is always best to work a horse on the ground before hopping on. When I told my parents about all the neat things I would learn they were pleased.
Horse games are safe
My cousin, who lives a few hours away in the country just fell off of her horse the other day and broke her arm. We are very sad for her and know that she is in a lot of pain. When I told my parents that my virtual horse could not hurt me, they thought
it was a great idea.
Space
Playing horse games online does not mean we have to move the country to make room for a horse. All my wonderful horses fit nicely within the 13 inches that my laptop take up. This beats 13 acres!!
Violence Free
There are a lot of rough video games out there I can give you that. When I told my parents that I wanted to play a few online horse games they were against it because they thought all virtual worlds were very dangerous and full of violence. The virtual
horse games that I play are 99% violence free and this made my parents very happy. They were also glad that the games were moderated and controlled minimizing any bullying that may occur.
These are just a few of the many reasons why horse games on the internet or on your console are great. Once your parents see how much fun you are having, how much you are learning, and you stop bugging them for real horse they will be glad that they let
your horse around in a virtual world!
Hope, 11