Ponies is a horse racing game with dice. Seven dice are included with the game, 6 with letters and 1 normal die. Players start with an equal amount of money (in 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 unit demoninations) and all start with a 5 unit in the stake fund. Each players take turns at one roll of all seven dice. The following word combinations are possible: WIN -...
Ponies - The New Forest Pony Chase Game From the Box: "Ponies", as it is popularly called in our family, was invented heres (Sway) in the New Forest in about 1985 to keep our children quiet on wet days. Firstly we wanted an interesting game for younger children that was not contentious and would not end in arguments and tears. "Ponies" was based upon a...
This is a fairly basic roll-and-move game, imitating an equestrian (dressage) competition. Players race their horses through a track which has various printed events as well as "Chance" and "What the judge says" spaces, both of which give cards that the players keep for the duration of the game, and which represent events happening during the competition...
Pontapé ao "Goal" (portuguese for "Kick to the Goal"): Each player have 4 markers and his objective is to put all of them, one at time, in the goal line. For that, he will start with one of his marker from the number 1 house, he will roll the dice and move forward When his marker reach the goal line he can pick up another one and start again from the...
1938 Pontiac "Premium" promotional board game entitled "The Pontiac Safety Drive Game". "This game reproduces all of the problems encountered in driving an automobile through the congested streets of a typical city. The board portrays a street map, with traffic signals, sixteen objective points (golf course, fair grounds, etc.) and obstacles (Jail...
This is a simple race game for children, to be played with Pontikis, a collectible children's toy. As the player's move along the track, they gain, lose, and trade parts for their Pontikis. However, doing so seems to have no actual effect on whether or not a player wins, as the only victory condition is that a player's Pontiki be the first to reach the...
A game of life narrating the history of Pontremoli (town in Northern Tuscany) and its territory, from neolitic sculptures through medieval rivalries and ambulant book sellers, up to the twenty-first century, with the town still known as a "city of books". Game-play follows standard game of life rules: players roll a die, move up their pawn a corresponding...
You've got your horse, your trusty gun and a brand new hat on your head - but above all you've got a pack of letters that need to reach Sacramento before all the other riders in the Pony Express! Nothing will stop you on your quest for speed and victory, neither the Indians lying in wait, nor the pretty saloon girls who want to charm the gold from your...
"Follow the riders from Sacramento to St. Jo -- If they can get through???" says the box. One of four pony express riders tries to get through to St. Jo. Twelve Indian counters try to stop them. A piece is captured if landed upon by spun roll. Spinner has different movement points for express riders and Indians. Indians recycle through to the top of the...
A simple die-rolling race game with an equestrian theme. Noteworthy is the unusual board, which features hurdles whose bars can be moved up and down to any of four numbered positions. When you clear a hurdle, you reset its bar to the position corresponding to the die's *bottom* facing (i.e., the face opposite that which you just rolled). "What happens when...
From the manufacturer: Players collect ponies as they make their way around the board and “TAP! TAP!’ with their imaginary hooves the number of treats owed when another player lands on their pony. Game play includes “High Hoofing” other players and collecting horseshoes. This is a younger version of a property trading game where it’s SNORTS AND GIGGLES...