LAST UPDATE: 05/28/2025

Final version of the game is finally out! These are the game's official maps and their content. I will be updating as i see fit, but what you see here is basically it. Thanks to all the people who voted for the guide and had patience with me as i updated the maps <3

• Resources spawns vary daily. That means that although they appear on the map as only 1 red dot, 1-4 resources can be generated in the same location.
  
• Some maps (like Crystal Lake) give a more general location of the player's position. Therefore, some marks may not match their exact location on the map with their "true" location in game.
  
• I've included links to more specialized guides for information in certain aspects of the maps.
  
• I added spoiler warnings for the game's story and secret events. Read them under your discretion if you haven't reached the ending yet.

IT CONNECTS TO AZURE COAST IN THE NORTH AND PINE FOREST IN THE SOUTH.

• Home: This is the starting point of the game, which begins everyday at 6AM. Here you can sleep in your bed at any time to end the day (which counts as a save) or use the wardrobe to customize your character; thought most clothing can only be obtained by purchasing it from the tailor. Exactly at 2:00AM, the game sends you back to your bed no matter what. You can also upgrade it to allow pets to live on it. (Spoiler) The pets are a dog (corgi), a white bunny and a black/tuxedo cat. You can only adopt them after receiving a quest from Amelia, Liam & Orion.
  
  
• Stables: The building where most of the game's activities take place. Here you can store all your horses, customize them and care for them. You can choose to leave them in the stalls overnight so they wake up with 100% energy, but they will require grooming, feeding and removing their manure. Alternatively, if they are left in the pasture they won't require food or cleaning, but they will lose 25% of their energy. You can upgrade it to allow up to 12 horses to live on it.
  
  
• Fertility Pasture: As the name suggests, you can select two adult horses (a mare and a stallion) to attempt breed them to produce a foal. The chances of success depends on several factors, from the difference in their skills, their health and their level of trust/tameness. There's also factors that increase the chances to 100%, such as one of the horses having the Fertile Trait or using a Fertility Tonic.
  
  
• Retirement Pasture: Here you can store horses to make room in your stable. Retired horses don't require any care and can be removed from retirement at any time, provided there's space available. Once retired, the horse loses all its potential. Sick horses, pregnant mares, and foals are NOT allowed in. It can be upgraded to hold up to 36 horses.
  
  
• The Barn: A place to gather your sheeps and goats, up to 8 in total. Both can be purchase during the festivals in Aisha's stand. They produce fur/wool once a day if they were feed the day prior with Animal Feed, which can also be purchased from Aisha. Once adopted they can't be sold.
  
  
• The Coop: A place to gather chickens, up to 12 in total. They can be pruchase during the festivals in Aisha's stand.. They produce eggs once a day if they were feed the day prior with Animal Feed, which can also be purchased from Aisha. Once adopted they can't be sold.
  
  
• The farm: Two areas of land where you can plant trees and crops to harvest. Once planted, trees cannot be removed, but they bear fruit every day during the summer/fall (if they are at least 26 days old). Meanwhile, crops disappear after being harvested once and each type can only grow in specific seasons of the year (unless Shield Fertilizer is used). You can upgrade it to have 24 plots for crops and 8 plots for trees.
  
  
• Exterior Arena: A training zone where you can use the courses purchased from River to train your horse at home. It has no upgrades and gives no bonus points in any specific skill like the arenas in the trails, unless your horse has the trait Homebody.
  
  
• Indoor Arena: A training zone where you can use the courses purchased from River to train your horse at home. It can be purchase from Liam ($255000). It has no upgrades, but gives bonus points in ALL skills while training your horse on it.
  
  
• Mysterious Statue: The base of a statue that will remain empty until you complete all of Rivershine's expert races... (Spoiler) Once you do, Madeleine will build a memorial sculpture of Spirit Traveller, the last Rivershine champion who disappeared before your arrival. It doesn't provide any skill boosts to your horses like the other statues, but it does reveal a surprise if you visit ;)

IT CONNECTS TO LUPINE MEADOW IN THE SOUTH, ROCKY MOUNTAIN IN THE NORTH-WEST AND CRYSTAL LAKE IN THE NORTH-EAST.

• Auction House: Open from 8AM to 6PM, here you can buy horses from vendors or sell your own horses. In front of it, you can find Madeleine Beauchamp, from who you can buy space for more vendors (It starts with 20 and can be upgraded to 40 per day). The abilities of these horses (as well as their prices) depend on how high is their level: Wild horses have 25% skill boosts, Common horses have 25-50% skill boosts, Rare horses have 50-75% skill boosts, and Legendary horses can have 75% or more. All horses start with a base color of Chestnut, Black, Bay, or White, and can have multiple types of patterns/spots/hair/etc. For more information, consult the Horse Colours Guide: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2990009841
  
• General Store: Here you can find George Robinson. He sells items for horse's basic needs such as Orchard Grass, Timothy Hay, Oats, Carrots, Apples, Straws, Wood Shavings and Sand. Here is the ONLY place in game where you can purchase the Soft Brush, the Hard Brush and the Bristle Brush to clean horses.
  
  
• Old Saddlery: Here you can find Shin Dae. He sells cosmetic items for horses, such as Halters, Bridles, Saddle, Saddle Pads, Leg Warps, Breast Collars, Blankets & Accessories. The items he offers change daily and are random, but always has a variety than include from expensive to cheap options. Some cosmetics can ONLY be obtained by collecting the chests hidding around the maps. For more information, consult the Hidden Chest Guide:
  https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3114401464
  
• Veterinary Clinic: Here you can find Amelia Trotter. She is the town veterinarian, and sells all items related to horse health care. Such as Remedies for Common Cold, Exhaustion and Malnourishment, Poultice for Mud Fever and Rain Rot, Hair Stasis Tonic & Hair/Fertility/Health Boosts. Here is the ONLY place where you can obtain Pregnancy/Foal Growth Tonics, since the recipes are not for sale.
  
  
• Park Office: Here you can find Jai Maji. You can gradually pay him to clean the trails around the Town so you can access other maps and create new race trails. He also can build Wild Horse Pens to capture wild horses, and Upgrades to increase the chances for higher skilled wild horses to appear.
  
  
• Town Stable: Here you can find River, who teaches you the basic mechanics of the game. You can buy from her different styles/levels for Courses to train at the ranch or in the trail's arenas, as well as Upgrades to allow Skill Arenas to give more boosts.
  
  
• Villager Marketplace: Everyday there's a chance for 0-4 villagers from other maps to appear here and sell their services.
  
  
• Competition Board: You can enter horse races to earn money. The amount of money you gain will depend on your horse's skill level, the type of race and your finishing position. Winning races increases your horse's value in the Auction House. New races will appear as you unlock maps and train/breed/purchase highly skilled horses.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Town's Statue is called Wild Sprout and, once activated, gives your current horse a 10% potencial boost before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Town races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.

Festivals: Every year, the town helds a seasonal festival on the 1° and 3° sunday of every month. Besides bringing all known vendors to the town (Aisha, Liam, Daphne & Orion), these festivals also have new horses, races and collectables, such as:

• Special Vendors: You will be able to purchase up to 6 different horses with the Mealy coat. Mealy counts as its own category, so it can be mixed with other coats. However, unlike Auction Horses, you wouldn't be able to see the horse's Traits.
  
• Special Horse Equipment: Only during festivals Shin Dae will give for sale The Baroque Set, which consists of a bridle, breast collar, saddle and saddle pad; and new varieties of accessories such as garlands and horns. The items he offers change every festival.
  
• Gymkhana competitions: High-difficulty obstacle courses. There are up to 10 different courses, but you can only participate in one per festival. You have the opportunity to practice before participating. To win, you must complete the course perfectly and without mistakes in a single attempt, as you will not be allowed to try again. First place receives a $10,000 prize.
  
• Farm Animals: Only during festivals Aisha will sell Chickens, Goats and Sheeps. The animals she offers are random and are limited to only 4 per festival.

• Aisha's Home & Fresh Market: Around this two locations (usually inside the Oat farms), you can find Aisha Jamil, the local Farmer. She can sell everything you need for your farm, from seeds, to fertilizers and all varieties of fruits/vegetables. This is the ONLY place in the game where you can get apple and pear tree seeds, as they are NOT harvestable.
  
  
• Speed Arena: A specialized training arena to help your horses develop their speed skill faster. It can be upgraded to allow the boost to regenerate up to 2 more times.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Lupine Meadow Statue is called Gold Charm and, once activated, gives your current horse a +5% speed skill before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Lupine Meadow races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.
  
  
• Wild Horse Pen: Wild horses in this map are the only ones that can spawn with a Splash coat.

• Liam's Home & Lumberyard: In this two locations you can find Liam Flinn, the local
  carpenter. We can pay him to improve our ranch by building new structures like the Indoor Arena, the Fertility Pasture and the Retirement Pasture. Additionally, he can upgrade pre-existing buildings like our home, the stables and the farms.
  
  
• Endurance Arena: A specialized training arena to help your horses develop their endurance skill faster. It can be upgraded to allow the boost to regenerate up to 2 more times.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Pine Forest Statue is called Red Wine and, once activated, gives your current horse a +5% endurance skill before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Pine Forest races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.
  
  
• Wild Horse Pen: Wild horses in this map are the only ones that can spawn with a Cream coat.

• Daphne's Home & Boutique: In this two locations you can find Daphne Woolsey, the local tailor. With her will you be able to purchase clothing for your wardrobe that will allow you to customize your character. Her catalog will randomly change daily in a display of many range of prices (although the clothing is more cheaper than horse items).
  
  
• Jump Arena: A specialized training arena to help your horses develop their jump skill faster. It can be upgraded to allow the boost to regenerate up to 2 more times.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Crystal Lake Statue is called Gallant Deer and, once activated, gives your current horse a +5% jump skill before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Crystal Lake races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.
  
  
• Wild Horse Pen: Wild horses in this map are the only ones that can spawn with a Sabino coat.

• Orion's Home & Mane Salon: In this two locations you can find Orion Gallio, the local horse barber. With him you will be able to purchase different dyes and learn new hairstyles for your horses. Like Dae and Daphne, Orion's catalog will change randomly every day, but with fewer hairstyle options that are going to be generally very expensive. Some dyes can ONLY be obtained by collecting the chests hidding around the maps. For more information, consult the Hidden Chest Guide:
  https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3114401464
  
• Flexibility Arena: A specialized training arena to help your horses develop their flexibility skill faster. It can be upgraded to allow the boost to regenerate up to 2 more times.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Rocky Mountain Statue is called Sunday Cheer and, once activated, gives your current horse a +5% flexibility skill before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Rocky Mountain races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.
  
  
• Wild Horse Pen: Wild horses in this map are the only ones that can spawn with a Dapple coat.

• Trust Arena: A small training area in the ocean that can help improve the trust with your horse. It has no effect in the horse's skills, only gives a small boost in fertility and the speed it reacts to the player's call. It can be upgraded to allow the boost to regenerate up to 2 more times.
  
  
• Horse Statue: The Azure Coast Statue is called Desert Rose and, once activated, gives your current horse a +10% trust boost before going dormant again. You can re-activate it by winning Azure Coast races or by running enough times thought the Statue's Blessings dispersed around the map. Statues blessings give random boosts, such as money, +1% potential, energy and 5% progress in the statue's re-activation.
  
  
• Wild Horse Pen: Wild horses in this map are the only ones that can spawn with a Rabicano coat.