
From the paddock to the winner's circle - become an equestrian champion!

Explore stunning locations and take photos of your horses with customizable camera controls.

Breed unique horses and create a winning pedigree.
Beloved by players since it thundered onto the track in 2019, Rival Stars Horse Racing is the the most realistic and feature-rich horse game on mobile, with regular multiplayer live events, team challenges, and special prizes.
For those who prefer the graphics fidelity of playing on desktop, the Desktop Edition of Rival Stars Horse Racing offers special unique game modes including a Horse Creator, Photo Mode, multiplayer racing, and Betting Party.
Built from the ground up for Virtual Reality on Meta Quest and Steam VR, the VR Edition of Rival Stars Horse Racing offers a truly immersive riding and caretaking experience with unique modes in the world's only horse VR game.
A standalone and complete edition featuring Horse Creator, Photo Mode, multiplayer racing, and Betting Party available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox X/S and One on 28 April. Coming soon to PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch!
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In the world of narrative-driven cinematic scenes, few titles manage to blur the line between scripted performance and genuine spontaneity quite like the Missax Rehearsal series. In this particular installment, clocking in at a deliberate 49 minutes and 1 second, the focus falls squarely on performer Aubry Babcock. 366. Missax Rehearsal Aubry Babcock49-01 Min
At first glance, the premise seems simple: a rehearsal for a larger performance. But what unfolds in this 49-minute cut is a masterclass in micro-expressions, power dynamics, and the art of the "unfinished" take. Topic 366 | Runtime: 49:01 In the world
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Unlike polished final cuts that rely on high-gloss production, the Rehearsal series thrives on its raw, almost documentary-style lighting. The room is sparse—mirrors on one wall, a makeshift boom mic overhead, and the general clutter of a space not meant for an audience. This is intentional.
For Aubry Babcock, this environment serves as a character in itself. She isn't playing a role at the camera; she is reacting to the director. The 49:01 runtime allows for long, unbroken takes where we watch her process direction in real-time.