Long Shot: El Juego de Dados

For each die, move the horse that matches that die a number of spaces equal to the die; if the rolled horse cannot move, it does not move. (page 5)

When a horse moves into an occupied space it causes secondary movement and the stacks change position as shown in the examples, so the arriving horse and the horses in that space update their stack/order accordingly. (page 5)

A horse ability only applies while you own that horse and is optional; resolve it when its trigger condition occurs or when the owner takes the specified action (each ability shows its trigger symbol). (page 7)

At the start of your turn you may mark one Wild Number and treat that number as if it were the rolled number for your action, and you may also use a Wild Number to change a rolled number into one you can use. (page 6)

You can use a Wild Number to change the rolled number, or spend your entire turn to erase the mark on one of your Wild Numbers so it becomes available later. (page 6)

When a rival horse crosses the finish line, finish the current round, then end the game and proceed to scoring. (page 7)