Riding Champion: Legacy of Rosemond Hill

Publishers PAN Interactive
Developers Digital Illusions CE AB
Release date 2000
Genre Action, Sports
Game rating

Game Description

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own horse, or are lucky enough to have one, you’ll love this exciting riding simulation game that takes place at the glorious Rosemond Hill Estate. Annie has always dreamt of owning her own horse, and when she receives an unexpected inheritance, her dream is fulfilled. It’s up to you to make sure Annie and her horse become a winning team. Make new friends, groom your horse, and practice hard to bring home the blue ribbon!

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We might have the game available for more than one platform. Riding Champion: Legacy of Rosemond Hill is currently available on these platforms:

Windows (2002)

Riding_Champion_Legacy_of_Rosemond_Hill_Win_ISO_EN.zip (447.5MB)

Comment from game donator (SugarLies):

This disc is “Let’s Ride! The Rosemond Hill Collection” which contains both Legacy of Rosemond Hill and Competitions at Rosemond Hill.

“Install.exe” will start the setup for Competitions, while “Setup.exe” will start the setup for Legacy. The disc didn’t have an autorun option for me.

I have Windows 10 and WinCDEmu to start the disc and always choose ‘CD-ROM’ for the disc type. I’m not sure if doing otherwise may cause issues, so I thought I’d mention.

I haven’t tested much gameplay on Competitions, however I have some helpful info for small issues I came across in Legacy:

• I did have trouble with the game wanting to start if I skipped the tutorial, but was able to start new games just fine after running through the tutorial once.
• Saving the game gives me a popup about D3D every time, and the box I put the save in still says ‘free’ as if it’s unused, but it still loads my game when I start it again.
• Alt+Tabbing or hitting the Windows key at the wrong time can cause the game to not function. If you close all the windows, you may still find the game under ‘processes’ in your task manager. One of them will play the menu audio repeatedly. These are called black.exe, game.exe, and menu.exe. Just close all instances of these before starting the game again.

Additional files, patches and fixes

Riding Champion: Legacy of Rosemond Hill Windows ReadMe (English)

Riding Champion: Legacy of Rosemond Hill Screenshots

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106 thoughts on “Riding Champion: Legacy of Rosemond Hill”

  1. Hello,
    I am able to install and run the Championship game using the “SETUP.EXE” application within the folder named “COMPETITIONS_AT_ROSEMOND_HILL”; however, I am unable to install the Legacy game. There does not appear to be a separate folder specifically for the Legacy game like there is a for Competitions.
    I have tried downloading both the Mega folder and the Mediafire folder and extracted everything, but I do not see any .rar files.

    I have tried mounting the downloaded Mega/Mediafire folder with DAEMON and with WinCDEmu (always opening as disc type: CD-ROM), and it opens to a folder with several different files, including an application file named “SETUP.EXE” and another named “INSTALL.EXE”.
    Neither of those files work when I try clicking on them, or running in Compatibility mode with XP Service Pack 2. The computer thinks for a few seconds, an application called “32-bit Setup Launcher (32bit)” appears in the Background Processes of Task Manager, but nothing else happens.
    As I’ve said, there is a folder here titled “COMPETITIONS_AT_ROSEMOND_HILL” and that one also has a “SETUP.EXE” application, but this one installs the Competitions game and not the Legacy game.

    I’ve also tried opening the “DRIVERS” folder and running the “A3D_DRIVRUTIN” and the “DX7AENG” applications, too. They both seem to work, but they don’t appear to have any impact on the use of the Legacy game “setup.exe” application.

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  2. So i played a little, and when getting to the second competition (Maple?) i get to ride the jumping course, and after that it blacks out and give me to more picture, but neither escapes anything.

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