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Horse Stats and Progression

Horses on Pinecraft Equestrian develop over time.

They are not static mounts. Riding, jumping, care, race preparation, breeding plans, and market decisions all depend on understanding a horse's stats.

Where To View Stats

Open the horse panel with:

/h
/h panel
/horse panel

Then openclick on the saddle icon (My Horses) and choose a horse.

The details shown when hovering over the horse detail screen can show information such as:include:

  • horse ID
  • name
  • breed
  • sex
  • coat or pattern
  • height
  • health
  • energy
  • Speed XP
  • Jump XP
  • parent information
  • date of birth or creation details
  • spawn state
  • feeding status

The exact information shown can depend on the horse and current server systems.

Speed XP and Jump XP

Two of the most important progression values are:

  • Speed XP (how fast a horse can go)
  • Jump XP (how high a horse can jump)

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Riding and jumping activity can contribute to progression over time. Race entry checks use the current Speed XP and Jump XP values, so it can help to checkriding your horse beforeor joiningusing jump or speed boosts.

Races may require a race.specific range of xp in both of these categories.

 

Race Eligibility

Races can have entry requirements based on Speed XP and Jump XP.

Some races are designed for newer horses. Others are aimed at more developed and experienced horses.

A horse can be too inexperienced for one race and too advanced for another if the race has both minimum and maximum XP requirements.

    Rookie: 1.00-1.50 
      Remember not to use a speed or jump boost on a base horse or that horse will be ineligible for this race!! Breeding Cup: 2.50-4.00 Open Class: no requirements Advanced: 1.51-2.50

      Energy and Health

      Energy and health are practical readiness stats.

      A horse may be blocked from riding, racing, or breeding if it is exhausted, badly injured, or not cared for.

      You can feed a horse wheat, haybales, apples, golden apples, enchanted golden apples, carrots, golden carrots, and sugar to fulfil the energy bar.

      You can heal a horse by leaving it spawned or by click on it with equine wound treatment (25% heal), veterinary dressing (50% heal), and divine equine ambrosia (100% heal). All of these can be found at /warp vetclinic. You can also use a shard of equine invulnerability to keep a horse invulnerable for 24 real life hours.

      Breeding Potential

      Progression can matter when thinking about breeding.

      Foals may inherit progression influence from both parents, so strong parent choices can be part of long-term stable planning.

      Market Decisions

      Stats can help buyers and sellers understand a horse's role.

      When browsing or listing horses, players may consider:

      • breed
      • sex
      • height
      • coat or pattern
      • Speed XP
      • Jump XP
      • age or lifecycle stage
      • whether the horse is mature, a foal, or part of a breeding plan

      Quick Checklist

      Before racing, breeding, or selling a horse, check:

      • energy
      • health
      • Speed XP
      • Jump XP
      • breed
      • sex
      • height
      • coat or pattern
      • age or foal status
      • whether the horse is spawned or persistent
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