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Winning Post 9 is a thoroughbred horse racing simulation game series from Koei Tecmo (originally Koei) debuting in 1993.
A horse racing game for up to 4 players for MSX and Casio PV-2000.
The first of Koei's horse racing series for the PlayStation 3, this game is an updated version of Winning Post 7 with new races and hi-def visuals.
A horse-racing management sim focused on breeding, training, and racing to produce champion thoroughbreds. Players balance detailed pedigree and bloodline systems, training plans, and race tactics across seasonal competitions, with expanded race conditions, track variety, and deeper jockey/horse interactions.
Leading Jockey returns for 1999.
Mobile version of Winning Post.
The first authentic horse game for the Nintendo 3DS.
Simple 1500 Series Vol. 25 - The Keiba is a horse racing game in which the player can compete in differents tracks. The gameplay is really arcade since to gain speed the player has to press the X Button lots of time, but it also has to be careful not to tire so much his horse or the horse stamina will be over, and reduce to speed at the end of the race, so is better to be in the group and accelerate in the last part of the race to have some chances of win. The game features also a 2 players mode in which 2 human players can compete in the same race to know which of them will arrive in a better place.
The 2018 incarnation of Winning Post 8.
Like its predecessor, Stakes Winner 2 is a 2D horse racing game. Choosing from one of the game's selection of horses, players must compete in a series of races on different tracks to earn money and prestige. Each horse that players can select is rated according to speed, stamina, and burst. Players control their horses with the joystick and three buttons. Pressing the A button repeatedly keeps the horse accelerated with a slight drain of the stamina bar, while pressing the B button applies the rider crop to the horse. This results in a slight burst of speed at the cost of draining the horse's stamina bar faster.