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Trainable Horses

I think horses should be able to get trained. It can be hard to find a fast horse on survival so having a horse that can get faster with time would be a cool thing to see in the game

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    This is such a good idea!! And for jumping since it can be hard to find a good jumper

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    Yeah. I think this would be really cool. You could have to train the horse. They could start out with only a walking speed, and you can train them, just like in real life!

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    Love this!! Have been trying for a while to get more details for the horse. I think this would be great! I love building horse ranches in the game, but it really sucks to have to breed to get good jumpers or fast runners. I think training would work something like this:

    *Jumping*
    -Everytime you jump the horse they get better and can jump higher.
    -They become easier to turn if you ride them more, and turn them a lot.

    *Racing*
    -The horses get faster the more you ride them. Maybe every 15 mins or so, you get a notification that "horse" or whatever the name is "has leveled up" (or maybe not if that would be too annoying)

    *if you don't ride your horse for a while, then the stats start to wear off*
    Also, along with this, horses should only be able to run for so long before getting "tired" and going super slow. They will only recover if fed and they go for 10 minutes without riding. This would help players have more of a challenge when moving from place to place, and to think for their animals and themselves.