Americans have loved horse racing since the arrival of the Mayflower when the first settlers brought horses with them. It wasn't long before the first American racetrack was established in Long Island and horse racing became as American as the red, white and blue.
Perhaps Americans love their horses so much because they represent the American dream where anyone can succeed in their field, despite adversity, to finish first in their race. It's also less important where you finish but rather how well you ran. The fact that horses also enjoy our company, are especial
ly gentle around children while being formidable competitors at the track, when millions of dollars are at stake, makes them a shoe in for man's best friend.
Unfortunately, unless you're part of the mink and manure set any dream of owning horses are promptly squashed the minute you realize how much it costs to maintain them, notwithstanding the fact that it's easier to push a dog off your bed. But Americans are too great a nation to limit themselves to small dreams, and if you're dreaming of owning and racing your own horses then an innovative company has created what they believe is the ultimate horse racing experience.
You can train and race your horses on Digiturf.com. They created a simulated horse racing game that puts you firmly in the saddle of managing your own virtual stable of thoroughbred horses where you can train your horses to compete against other players just for thrills or the high stakes American Championship Series - they've simulated the Arlington Gold Cup, Kentucky Derby Classic, Saratoga Sprint Championships and even the Triple Crown of Horse Racing. They sponsor eighteen classic American championships where players compete for the ultimate distinction of becoming Digiturf.com's next champion horse trainer.
In anticipation of next month's championships, Digiturf.com is sponsoring the United Stakes of America, a series of races that honors all fifty states of the United States of America. The 25 days of racing is a friendly contest between the players before they saddle up for the more competitive championships where it's every man for himself (and his horse). That social interaction is another aspect that makes Digiturf.com so appealing where players from Washington, Georgia, California, Maine and everywhere in between can own and race their virtual horses against each other.
If you are too great for small dreams then you could earn your stars and stripes at Digiturf.com.
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