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Maple Horseracing Gametop

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$78.73 $126.99 In stock

With this tabletop horse racing game from Across the Board, everyone can be a winner when the racetrack is in your own home. Scratched is a simple and exciting board game that can be played with both small and large groups.  

Line up the horses at the starting gate, deal the cards and begin rolling the dice to scratch horses and start building your “pot”. The remaining horses race to the finish line. Hold the winning horse’s card and you win!

These are the highest quality handcrafted horse racing board games available. The maple wood veneer playing surface is built for longevity. Metal eyelets are driven by hand into each hole to protect your Across the Board horse racing dice game for decades of entertainment. Breathe easy; its surface is finished with an environmentally friendly, water-based clear acrylic. Scratched board game includes a deck of cards, a pair of dice, eleven numbered, plastic horses, and directions.

  • Made in America!
  • Bringing back Family Game Night!
  • Handcrafted tabletop horse racing game with 156 metal grommets that are driven by hand
  • Wonderful party game that can be played by 4 to 40 people
  • Fun for adults and kids alike
  • Finished with environmentally safe water-based acrylic 
  • Game board has a walnut veneer over medium-density fiberboard that won't warp or crack

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

We played three rounds in one sitting last weekend and the simple rules let everyone join right away. The little horses actually glide smoothly down the foam track.

Violet N. ★★★★★

Picked this up for a rainy afternoon and the kids were hooked by the second race. The little horses move around the track smoothly and turns take just a few minutes, so nobody gets bored waiting. Simple rules too, my seven-year-old figured it out on her own.

Olivia J. ★★★★★

My family's game nights got a lot more fun once this hit the table — the rules are simple enough that my 8-year-old picked them up in one round. The little horses move around the track smoothly, and we ended up playing four races in a row.