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by - written on 29/08/08 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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I got this game as part of a multi-game cartridge and, as a horse enthusiast, it was one of the first games I played. I have previously played several horse games for the PC in the past, but now I am "grown up" (technically) haven't played any in a while. The improvement in graphics in this type of game is noticeable. The DS also makes control a lot easier. OVERVIEW While the name mentions the Whitakers, the game doesn't actually mention the famous showjumping family. I'm not sure if the box mentions them, as like I said it was on a multi-game cart. For me this was a plus because I'm not really a huge fan anyway, and games endorsed by one person ... Read the complete review
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