Author: Jellyfi, Race Horses Roblox Guide Editor

Jellyfi is the editorial byline on LootWiki, responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining the Race Horses guides on this site. The byline covers research, fact checks against official Roblox data and updates when the game changes. Every guide published under that byline is listed below.

How these guides are researched

Race Horses is a Roblox game, so the most reliable facts are the ones the developer registers on Roblox itself: the game description, the 24 badges, the five game passes and the 32 developer products. Those are read directly from Roblox's public data and quoted word for word, capital letters and exclamation marks included, with the date we checked them.

Fan wikis, code sites and YouTube videos are used only as leads. If one of them is the only source for a fact — a code, a trait name, a hatch chance, a stable cost — that fact stays off our published pages until something official or our own check confirms it. That is why there is no codes page and no trait list yet.

Buying orders and "what to do first" advice are editorial suggestions, not rules of the game, and each page says so where it matters. Ratios such as "per 100 first-hatch badges" are our own arithmetic on official totals.

How to read the dates on a page

"Published" is when the page first went live. "Last checked" is when the text was compared against its sources. Roblox numbers such as badge totals, visits and prices are snapshots from that day; badge totals grow every day.

Found a mistake?

The game updates often. If a price, name or menu no longer matches the game, use the Contact page and include the page link and a screenshot from the game. Screenshots of the Index, the trait odds screen or an official codes box are especially welcome, because those are gaps we could not fill from official data.

Where to start

New players: how to play. Chasing milestones: all badges. Planning purchases: the game pass guide.

Guides by Jellyfi

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  How to Play Race Horses on Roblox: Your First Hour Guide

  How to play Race Horses on Roblox: the official loop of eggs, races, care and stable upgrades, who makes the game, server size and a first-hour beginner plan.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Eggs and Rarities: All 7 Tiers to Exotic

  Every Race Horses egg from Common to Exotic with official Robux prices, hatch-timer skips and gift eggs, plus how rare each tier's hatch badge is right now.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Index, Traits and Shiny Horses Explained

  What the Race Horses Index is, what the developer says about collecting horses for rewards, and how coats, eye size, traits, shiny variants and re-rolls work.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Racing Guide: Hurdles, Wins and Prize Cash

  How Race Horses races work from official data: a race every minute, random winners, hurdle tracks, prize cash of $100k or more, and eleven race badges read.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Care Guide: Apples, Levels and Stable Upgrades

  Race Horses horse care and stable guide from official data: apples and fruit trees, Golden Apples, levels, 9 storage slots, stable upgrades, offline earnings.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Game Passes: All 5 with Robux Prices

  All five Race Horses game passes with official Robux prices and descriptions: X2 RACE CASH, INSTANT Hatch!, X3 STORAGE, X2 FRUIT CAPACITY and the Magic Carpet.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Badges: All 24 and How Rare Each One Is

  All 24 Race Horses badges with exact requirements and official award totals, from Horsin' Around to So Long, Partner, plus which ones are rarest to unlock.

  v2026-09-30 update
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  Race Horses Update History: Every New Egg, Pass and Badge

  Race Horses update history from official Roblox dates: launch on 24 June 2026, new egg tiers, hurdle races, every game pass and badge, up to the Exotic Egg.

  v2026-09-30 update