The name of this traditional roll-and-move race game possibly derives from the hulu (Mandarin) or hor lor (Hokkien dialect), which means a gourd, that often appears as a symbol on the board. In the catalogue for the exhibition, Asian Games: The Art of Contest, the following names for this game are mentioned: hulu pan (gourd board) - southern Fujian and...
A roll and move horse racing/betting game. Each player has anywhere from 1 to 4 horses that race around the board. The board is broken down into 4 "races". Fees are paid to enter each race and bets can be placed on whether the horse wins, shows, or places (determined by die roll/odds). Spaces on the board give player money, cause them to draw cards, cause...
Horse Fever transports players to a setting based on the noir novels of the 1930s, where each player is called on to impersonate rich bettors that will use any means necessary to cause the bets they place to pay off. They will fix races, bribe bookmakers, make horses fall asleep, buy stables and borrow money from the Mob in order to gain victory for their...
A horse-racing game that uses dice for horse movement and cards for your "bets". Summary: There is no wagering in this game. You simply gain money by the cards you have in your hand. The numbered card you have in your hand corresponds to the horse on the track (horse #2 is a 2 on the card, horse#11 is a Jack, etc.) Movement of the horse is rolled for (if...
The object of The Horse Race Game is to win the jackpot and attempt to make the most money by holding the Horse Card that crosses the finish line first in each race. Players begin by paying a $1 entry fee, after which they are dealt cards with racehorses on them. Before play begins, a scratch round occurs; i.e., a roll of the dice determines which...
This is a fun game for 2 players. You are trying to race a horse to the finish line, but along the way some of the holes will "swallow" up your horse and you have to start all over with a new horse. First one to the finish wins! Object: Be the first to get a "horse" peg to the finish line Rules: Each player selects a color. Players alternate turns rolling...
Rare game. The board has different coloured lanes, one for each horse. In your turn, you throw the three dice. Move a horse that matches a number, e.g. you roll a 3, 4 and 5. Horse numbered 3, 4 and 5 move one space. If a number is rolled twice, that horse moves 2 spaces. If a number is rolled thrice, that horse moves 3 spaces. If a horse gets to the space...
Promotional game, published by Milton Bradley, but for Coca-Cola. The board has six lanes, each numbered. To move a horse, throw three dice. The three numbers on the dice means that those three horses move forward one space. Of course, if the same number is rolled on two of the dice, that horse moves forward two spaces. Treat three of the same number...
Horse Racing (春秋赛马) is a two-player card dueling game inspired by the famous Chinese story of Tian Ji’s horse racing strategy. Set in the Spring and Autumn period, players assemble teams of legendary figures and horses, cleverly arranging their lineup to outmaneuver their opponent in a tactical series of races. With multi-use cards and evolving racefields...