KakakiSoft Games
My Stables
Your own stable, your own horses and your first ride. Build up a small country riding centre, care for your horses and head out on a trail or enter a competition. My Stables is a free 3D browser game for computers, tablets and phones.
Recommended age: 6+Version: 0.9.37
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About the game
My Stables is a free horse game that combines two things: running a riding centre and riding the horses yourself. You start at the small Linden Stables with three horses, a barn, a tack room, a paddock and an arena. A groom and an instructor already work for you, and the first children are arriving for lessons. Your goal is a riding centre where the horses are well cared for, the pupils are happy and the budget adds up.
The opening minutes are calm. Speed up time and watch a lesson, check in the Horses panel that every horse has a stall, put a hay rack and a water trough in the barn, then buy a fourth horse. Task cards in the corner of the screen suggest what to do next. You build zones by dragging a rectangle across the grass, and the game shows what equipment is still missing. Later you can add more stalls and paddocks, an indoor arena for rainy days, a café for parents and a common room for the kids.
Horse welfare is at the heart of the game. Every horse needs feed, water, a clean stall, time in the paddock and rest. Each one also has a daily lesson limit, and an overworked horse loses its mood and health. The farrier looks after hooves, the vet treats illness, and paddock grass only grows back if you give it time. You can also care for a horse up close: brush its coat, pick out its hooves, wash it in the wash bay, braid its mane and offer a favourite treat. Horses in this game never die, kick or bite.
When you want to ride, pick your character: the stable owner or the owner's child, who learns in lessons and unlocks faster gaits step by step. Steer with the arrow keys or touch controls, move up from walk to trot and canter, and take on jumps. Ride out on one of three countryside loops through meadows, woods and fields, take the reins during a lesson with the instructor, or enter show jumping, gymkhana and dressage. A tired horse slows down by itself, and there are no falls when jumping. Easy riding helps younger players line up with a fence and take off.
The business side grows with your yard. Sell lesson passes, run camps, trail rides, birthday parties and hippotherapy, take in boarding horses and host your own shows. Buy horses at the market, from a breeder or at auction, and a healthy mare can have a foal. Seasons and weather change your daily plans, and from the second week the rival Golden Mane stables compete for pupils. Save up enough and you can buy them out.
The campaign has eight scenarios with goals and stars, from three horses to the best stables in the region. In free play you choose a difficulty level, and sandbox mode lets you build with no deadlines and a big budget. The recommended age is 6+, which makes it a good pick for kids and families. My Stables is a 3D stable simulator that runs free in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install and no account needed.
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What’s in the game
- Your own riding centre: stables, paddocks, an outdoor arena, an indoor arena and equipment
- Horse riding: walk, trot, canter and jump with keyboard or touch controls
- Your own rider: the owner or the owner’s child, with a choice of looks and outfits
- Close-up care: brushing, hoof picking, washing and feeding
- Eight horse breeds, breeding and foals
- Countryside rides and competitions you can enter yourself
- A riding school, camps, horse boarding and hippotherapy
- An eight-scenario campaign and sandbox mode
- Changing seasons, weather and the rival “Golden Mane” stables
Game guide: My Stables ↗Getting started, mechanics, tips and FAQ — a detailed guide on kakaki.pl.
FAQ
Can I ride the horses myself?
Yes. Click a free horse and choose “Ride”. On a computer you ride with the arrow keys (space jumps), on phones and tablets with on-screen buttons and your thumb. You can also take the reins in a lesson or ride in a show.
Can younger kids manage the jumps?
Yes. Settings have “Easy riding”: the horse lines up and takes off by itself. It is on from the start for the owner’s child. There are no falls when jumping: at worst the horse refuses and you try again.
Is the game free?
Yes. You play for free in your browser. Optionally you can watch an ad to get an in-game bonus — always your choice.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The game runs on computers, tablets and phones, with touch controls and an interface made for small screens.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Your progress is saved in the browser in several save slots, with no account.
Can I play on several devices?
Yes. Turn on “Save sync” in the menu, link another device with a short code and continue where you left off — no e-mail or password.
Does it work offline?
After the first launch, yes. You can also add the game to your phone’s home screen and open it like an app.
Who is it for?
Recommended age 6+. The game is child-friendly and any ads are non-personalised.
What’s new
v0.9.379 November 2026
- Vaulting looks better: knees and feet rest on the pad, and the horse on the lunge wears side reins.
- At the end of a dressage test the rider really salutes.
- Training comes alive: dressage follows the letters of the test, and horses jump the obstacles in cross-country practice.
- The groom now walks to the stall and feeds guest horses right in front of you.
- Big horses go through the gate without catching the post.
v0.9.369 November 2026
- Riders sit more naturally in the saddle: the knee rests by the saddle, the calf hangs down and the foot stays in the stirrup.
- People walk more smoothly, and their feet stay on the ground better with every step.
v0.9.359 November 2026
- Competitions: when the first jump stands right behind the gate, your horse is no longer eliminated for lack of speed. Just ride a circle and try again.
- Riding in the countryside runs lighter on weaker phones, especially when the stables are visible in the distance.
- Close-up care: your character no longer blocks the spot you are brushing.