The cost varies and some "play days" may be free.
all you do is go to competitions and enter the howrse of your choice.
Not for western I'm not sure about English.
Go to the horse's page. There will be a button that says enter this horse in a competition. The horse must have a saddle, bridle, and shoes to be able to run in competitions. Choose the competition that you want the horse to be entered in.
First off, the horse must be 3 years old before it can compete. Once it's three it has to be fully tacked. The box to tack in is below the competitions on your horse's page. Once the horse is tacked the type of competitions you can enter will come up, click on one and choose your show! :) ~ Camigurl on Howrse if you want to friend me. :)
on howrse you can enter competitions, look after as horses as you want and loads more
There is no standard cost as the prices from one area and even one barn to another will vary. However depending on the type of competitions you wish to enter you could get an estimate from local people who also show in the same divisions you would like to show in.
no you don't have to pay it's free to enter competitions.
As the name of the list suggests you have to train your horse a lot. If you want to get your on the list you need to improve the experience (exp) of your horse. To do this you can train your horse at a trainer, enter competitions, and ride it.
You enter them in competitions. It usually takes around 20 first-place wins to make 100 BLUP.
myhorseclub.com is a online horse game where you can breed, feed and ride you're horse and where you can enter competitions and chat and a hole lot of stuff it's really fun trust me i have an account and i love it!
it gives your horse a skills bonus. NOTE: bonuses only affect competition results; they do not increase your horses skills, or affect which skill level competitions your horse can enter.
You just have to work with your horse a lot. The best option is to get a high skilled horse and enter it in the race every day until the race runs on it's own.