Horse racing management · PC

Every winner
starts with you.

Buy them, train them, place them and watch them run. Take charge of a British racing yard, Flat or Jumps, and chase the trainers' championship and the Golden Silks.

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Single-player
Flat & Jumps careers
3D RaceTV
Steam Achievements & Cloud saves

Official gameplay trailer

Ninety seconds in the trainer's seat.

Captured in-game.

The challenge

Five horses.
Six boxes.
£50,000.
A championship to chase.

Name your yard, pick your racing colours and choose your path: the speed of the Flat or the test of the Jumps. Everything from the gallops to the bank balance is yours to run. Win the trainers' championship and you earn the Golden Silks. Then everyone is coming for them.

2: CareersFlat or Jumps, each with its own big days to target
25: AchievementsFrom your first winner to the Derby, the Grand National and back-to-back titles
3D: RaceTVParade ring, live commentary and full-screen cinema mode

Your string

Know your horses. Find their moment.

Every horse has a story in the numbers. Study the form and official rating, the trip and ground they want, and how fit, fresh and sharp they are today. Use the race finder to spot the right opportunity, set a campaign target, then decide: run now, or give them more time?

Official ratings
Form & history
Race finder
Campaign planning

The gallops

Train with purpose. Give your jockey a plan.

Set individual programmes or hand the daily work to your assistant. Build speed, stamina, settling and racecraft, plus jumping for your Jumps string, while you manage workload and recovery. Longer-term schooling can help a horse get used to a different trip, ground or running style.

On race day, book your rider and set the instructions: running style, effort and route. Or leave it to the jockey and hope they read it right.

Training programmes
Long-term schooling
Jockey bookings
Riding instructions

The yard

Build the yard behind the winners.

Start with six boxes and grow into a proper operation. Expand the stabling and gallops, invest in vet and rehab facilities, staff quarters, the racing office, transport and feed. Building work takes time, and the season doesn't wait.

The sales

Study the catalogue, size up the potential and get bidding against rival yards. Then decide who earns a box and who gets sold on.

Breeding & stud

Retire your stars to stud. Stallions earn covering fees, broodmares give you the next generation, and every season brings a new prospect to name.

Recruit staff, tempt them away from rival yards and keep the wage bill in check. Prize money pays for a lot. Not everything.

Race day

From the parade ring
to the winning post.

RaceTV Follow every move, with 3D horses and jockeys and live commentary.

1
The parade ring

See your runner, check the market and size up the opposition before the off.
2
The race

Flat out of the stalls or Jumps over hurdles and fences. Watch in the broadcast view or go full-screen cinema.
3
The result

Then the official result and the weighing-room debrief: the jockey's account, the key moments and what comes next.

Your career

A racing world that remembers.

Make the headlines

The Racing Ledger writes up your season every week: your winners, your milestones and the title race. Every edition is kept, so your story is always there to look back on.