Horse games are popular in the Internet because it gives one a taste of what it is like to take care of a horse. When you play such games, you’ll find out that rearing up a horse entails more responsibility and gives one more obligations than, say, taking care of a dog.

Horses are actually very delicate creatures, but they give you a lot of stuff back when you take good care of them. These horse games make it a point to simulate the experience and let one have an experience that’s as close to the real thing as possible given the limitations of technology. Some games even take it to a whole new level like Howrse, where you can age your foal in just a few minutes using a special item.

Of course, these games are, first and foremost, a form of amusement and entertainment for society. People have other things to do in their lives outside of taking care of digital horses. So, the question is: “How often should you log in to check on your horse and train it?”

That’s actually a very tricky question. Because these simulators attempt to emulate real life as much as possible, the horses there also act, and should be treated, like real horses. Thus, this means that one will have to make it a point to make the training of their digital horses as frequent as they could allow given their hectic scheduling.

Training is needed in order to keep the horse in shape. In real life, it means constant training is important because it makes the horse faster, stronger and a lot healthier than sedentary ones. When it comes to horse training and breeding games, constant training will improve each individual horse’s statistics and will mean improvements in that horse’s performance in actual games.

The best game to demonstrate that is the mobile game iHorse Racing 2. Training here is live, and you can view animated cut scenes showing your digital trainer taking your horse out for a run in the racetracks after which you can find the horse’s stats, like speed and power, improving. You could also see it lose weight, among other things, and win more races, which are also animated by the way.

What does this mean for you as the player? This means that, if you are really serious about breeding a horse that you can boast of online, then you’ll have to invest some time and effort into the goal. Fortunately, it doesn’t take a lot of time to perform your tasks as a horse breeder. You’ll only need a few minutes to an hour in order to make sure that you’ve done your part to training and taking care of your horse for the day.

If you have Internet connection at home, then it’s even a lot easier for you. You don’t have to squeeze your hour’s worth of lunch in the office and rush through the tasks. If you have Internet at home, you could spend at most 2 hours after dinner to go through your horse’s daily training. The results will be even better!