FarmVille Horse Stable Guide

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Horse Stables were released on the 3rd February 2010. This building is similar to a Dairy Farm and Chicken Coop as, after completion, it is able to store horses. However, unlike the aforementioned, the stable must be built. To do this, a farmer must build a stable foundation which are given to all farmers for free in their gift box (these can also be bought from the market). Once a foundation has been aquired, farmers must receive help from their neighbors, who may send building materials as a gift. A total of 50 building materials are needed before the stable is functional. There are 5 types of materials: bricks, harnesses, horseshoes, nails, and wooden boards. The stable requires 10 of each. If a farmer does not wish to wait for all 50 gifts to be received, they may purchase them from the market at a cost of 1 Farm Cash each (making a complete Horse Stable cost 50 Farm Cash).

When you check into your farm, a pop-up notification announces that stables have arrived, and you’ll be directed to your gift box.

Inside, you’ll find the frame for a horse stable, which can be placed on your farm. Note: These horse stables require lots of room, so you might have to clear some space before planting this monster building.

But wait! Don’t start moving those ponies in yet. To complete your stable, you have to collect materials from generous friends — 10 bricks, 10 boards, 10 nails, 10 horseshoes and 10 harnesses.

Materials can be sent to friends in the “free gifts,” in hopes that they’ll return the favor. Today, the free gifts include bricks and harnesses and other items will be available as a gift later. The items on the free gifts page are completely randomized (i.e. different players will have different items) and will change once a week.

If your farmer buddies don’t rally — you’ll also be able to buy the materials using Farm Cash. These items cost 1 FV cash each, so it’ll take 50 FV cash to build the stable this way — that might be a little pricey for some farmers.

What happens when the horse stable is complete? It will work much like the chicken coops and dairy farms — fill it with 20 horses and then harvest them every 24 hours for big bucks. Only one stable will be allowed per farm, and it will hold brown and gray horses, as well as the new purchasable Pinto Horse.