Wooden Tabletop Horseracing Game
Full Details
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Made in the USA: St. Louis, MO
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Instructions: See the full directions for game rules
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Bring the excitement of the racetrack to your living room
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Fun and easy to learn game of chance, great for the whole family
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No electronics or batteries required
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Classic, nostalgic design and high-quality craftsmanship
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Great for small or large groups consisting of 2-6 players
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Warning: Small parts choking hazard, not for children under 3 years of age
Materials
Maple or walnut wood, metal, vinyl, acrylic, plastic, paper
Includes
One horse racing game board, velvet bag containing a pair of dice, deck of cards, and 11 numbered horses
Ages
13+
Dimensions
21.5" x 11.5" x 0.75"
Weight
4 lbs
Reviews
4.5 avg. (15 reviews)
Your Review
Wonderful company and products
Item was just as ordered...shipping was prompt. this game is beautifully crafted.....in fact I'm going to order another one of these to be sent directly to someone :)
Christmas Gift
This is a Christmas present for my adult son who loves anything to do with horse racing. I imagine he and his friends will be betting and playing this game. I think he will really like it.
Horsey
VERY difficult to actually even get started. There must be an easier way. An instructive video would have been useful.
Fun Game
The board is great, the horses are a little cheap looking. Great for a group of 4 to 6 in my opinion.
Pricey for Plastic
The plastic parts are disappointing for the expensive game. The horses should be metal or something similar. While I tried to give the review 3 stars, it kept telling me to refresh my screen and start again. So I gave it 4 to see if it would accept that review.
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Gallop to a victory. This horseracing board game has you race against other jockeys to reach the finish line first. It combines dice, cards, and little pegged horses that are full of nostalgic charm. The wooden board is handcrafted in Missouri and is made with the mission to bring families together for an old-school (and fun) screen-free game night.
Across The Board games are handcrafted wooden tributes to classic games that are designed to get families together. And they are made to last for many years of game night fun.
All the games—from penny hockey to horse racing to a king-of-the-hill strategy game—are straightforward and easy to play. This is deliberate because, to maker Kim McDaniel and her late husband, Ryan, it’s all about gathering family and friends for screen-free time together.
Kim and Ryan were inspired by old-school games they found at Ryan’s mom’s house. They started out in 2008 making their own games for friends in their garage. Across The Board has since grown into a workshop, where Kim runs the show.
The McDaniels' new-but-nostalgic take on board games is one we appreciate. There are no bells and whistles, but instead you’ll find attractive, well-made wooden boards that are crafted with a keen attention to detail. And we bet you’ll also find lots of kids and grown-ups who want to play them again and again.
All the games—from penny hockey to horse racing to a king-of-the-hill strategy game—are straightforward and easy to play. This is deliberate because, to maker Kim McDaniel and her late husband, Ryan, it’s all about gathering family and friends for screen-free time together.
Kim and Ryan were inspired by old-school games they found at Ryan’s mom’s house. They started out in 2008 making their own games for friends in their garage. Across The Board has since grown into a workshop, where Kim runs the show.
The McDaniels' new-but-nostalgic take on board games is one we appreciate. There are no bells and whistles, but instead you’ll find attractive, well-made wooden boards that are crafted with a keen attention to detail. And we bet you’ll also find lots of kids and grown-ups who want to play them again and again.
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