Club pony games

It also fosters sportsmanship and the proper care of mounts in new and younger members. Mounted Games competitions are comprised of several relay-style races requiring riders to pick up objects from the ground while remaining in the saddle, weave through a series of poles at high speeds, hand items off to teammates without slowing their ponies, and dunking objects into buckets sometimes at a gallop!

Teams are made up of two to five riders of the same skill level. Ponies are the preferred mount of choice for games as their shorter stature make several of the races much easier to play. Riders of any skill level and ability can compete in Mounted Games, with beginners usually competing at the Walk-Trot level before moving on into the Junior, Senior, and Advanced ranks.

The levels are divided based on the ages of the riders, with the exception of Walk-Trot in which any member of any age can compete. What is Mounted Games? How Do I Get Involved? How Do I Progress Further? Mounted Games Rulebook. Mounted Games Contacts. E mgchairman pcuk. T option 2. Outside the barn, click on your pony to mount up, then choose the trail sign for a direction you want to go.

At the end of a trail, click the hitching post to tie your pony there. Your pony will rest while you play some games there. To start riding on trail, click on your pony and the mounting block. You can choose which way to go on trail. You can use either an on-screen mouse control or your keyboard arrows and space bar.

Your choice. To ride your pony forward, you can use your keyboard's up arrow While stopped, sidepass your pony with your keyboard's side arrows or your screen star's side-pointing triangles. To ask your pony to jump over something, use your space bar or click on the center jumping pony symbol in your on-screen star. At the end of each trail, there is a clearing where you can dismount and let your pony rest.

When you are ready to go back to the barn, click on your pony to mount up. The click the "Ride" sign and choose where you want to go. If your pony is hungry, open your saddlebag and feed it a pony treat. There is a small "feed" box that you can click on to get a cookie, apple, or carrot to your pony. You can buy treats at the vending machine in the aisle at Crandal's barn. When you buy a treat it goes into your saddlebag. Stop riding fast and walk your pony so it can rest.

If you ride too fast for too long it is not healthy. Your pony can become very sick if you make it too tired. Ponies can get sick from eating too many treats, from being exercised too hard, from being saddled without being groomed, and lots of other things. To help your pony get healthy again, you can groom it. Each time you groom your pony you will make it more healthy.