Chestnut horse from the official Horses of Hoofprint Bay library art Hoofprint Bay Play on Steam

Competitions

Ten events: Caprilli test B and Caprilli test N, plus show jumping and cross-country at beginner, novice, intermediate, and advanced. That is three disciplines and four levels, with Caprilli only at the first two.

Medium show-jumping round with a score, official Steam screenshot
Cross-country fences from the official gallery

A horse must win the level below before it can enter the next, and after that win it cannot go back down. Fence order changes by day. A dirty horse, or a rider missing a helmet, clothes, or boots, costs prestige, and so does failing to finish. Exercise costs in the table run from 12 and 15 for the Caprilli tests up to 50 for advanced cross-country.

Prize money is the hole. I have the entry effort and the license rules, not a payout column, so I do not invent purses. Steam achievements mention shows, which is a second reason to believe the classes exist beyond the wiki table.

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competitions: 10 entries
Caprilli Test 1CaprilliBeginner (B)12Caprilli license1 source
Caprilli Test 2CaprilliNovice (N)15Caprilli license; win B first1 source
Show Jumping Competition BeginnerShow jumpingBeginner (B)18Show jumping license1 source
Cross Country Competition BeginnerCross countryBeginner (B)20Cross country license1 source
Show Jumping Competition NoviceShow jumpingNovice (N)24Win B with the same horse1 source
Cross Country Competition NoviceCross countryNovice (N)28Win B with the same horse1 source
Show Jumping Competition IntermediateShow jumpingIntermediate (I)28Win N with the same horse1 source
Cross Country Competition IntermediateCross countryIntermediate (I)40Win N with the same horse1 source
Show Jumping Competition AdvancedShow jumpingAdvanced (A)42Win I with the same horse1 source
Cross Country Competition AdvancedCross countryAdvanced (A)50Win I with the same horse1 source

Related guides

Questions

How much does a win pay?

That figure was not published in the sources I used. The money page lists prizes only as a category.

Sources