Dream Equestrian

Dream Equestrian
Appears in	Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii)
Info	In this event, teams race wagons to avoid dropping eggs and compete to reach the goal in the fastest time.
Controls	Move left/right: Tilt Wii Remote Speed up: Swing Wii Remote Jump:

Dream Equestrian is a Dream Event in the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games. It is set in Moo Moo Meadows from Mario Kart Wii. The objective is to make it to the goal as fast as possible while keeping seven Yoshi Eggs safe in a wagon. The Yoshi Eggs contains White, Black, Pink, Yellow, Light-Blue, Blue, and Red Yoshis. The team tilts with the Wii Remote to turn and balance, and the team shakes to speed up. If there are multiple teams, they go one after another. The starting Olympic Record is held by Team Peach at 1 minute 55.724 seconds.

Introduction

Before the event starts, Kamek flies over the course. He pulls out a telescope and spots Toad at the goal line wanting some Yoshi Eggs. Then, Kamek spots the players on their horses at the starting line, and he then sets out to intervene.

Layout

After the team is introduced and the introduction is shown or skipped, the team starts going. At the start of the track, Kamek appears but does nothing but shakes his wand and the team takes a turn to the left. After the first Dash Panel, there is a turn to the right with Moo Moos on the sides and a Boost Pad at the end. Then there is a bridge where the player needs to jump with when the word "Jump!" appears after a countdown from three or an egg would be lost. This is followed by a Boost Pad and very slight right turn and a slight turn to the left. After another Boost Pad, there is a sharp turn to the right. After a left turn is another Boost Pad followed by a slight right turn. Here Monty Moles start to move underground and jump out of a hole and do this three times while the player takes a left. After a right with two Moo Moos, Kamek starts casting magic on four haybales causing them to catch on fire and roll downhill. After a left turn, the team goes downhill while avoiding burning haybales cast down by Kamek's magic twice. This is the first time the camera goes in front of the team. After the camera goes back behind the team, the team enters a cave where Kamek shots down stalactites which the team needs to avoid. After doing this a total of three times, Kamek tries to bring the cave down on the team, but they are able to escape through a waterfall by jumping when the word "Jump!" appears after a count down. If the team does not jump, they lose an egg. After jumping, the camera shows the front side. Soon after, a Chain Chomp appears and disrupts the balance of the team three times by tearing up the stone bridge. To regain balance, the team must either tilt left or right, depending on what is shown or lose an egg each time. After the three tilts, the team needs to shake up and down ten times in order to jump a short straight distance away from the goal line without losing an egg.

Obstacles

• Monty Moles
• Moo Moos
• Chain Chomp
• Kamek
• Burning Haybales

Controls

Basics

• Move left/right: Tilt Wii Remote
• Speed up: Swing Wii Remote
• Jump:
• Avoid obstacles and balance the wagon so you don't drop any eggs.

Tips

• Action slows down if the wagon gets caught on a Monty Mole hole. An egg will drop if you don't react in time.
• When the action slows, everyone follow the guides and tilt the Wii Remote together to maintain balance.
• It's a good idea to call out to each other and cooperate when controlling movement and speed.

Challenges

The Veteran Rider challenge is achieved by reaching the goal with all eggs a number of times in this event. The criteria for unlocking each achievement are as follows:

• Lv. 1- Reach the finish line without breaking any eggs
• Lv. 2- Finish 3 times without breaking any eggs
• Lv. 3- Finish 5 times without breaking any eggs

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドリーム馬術[?] Dorīmu Bajutsu	Dream Equestrian
Dutch	Droompaardensport[?]	Dream Equestrian
French	Équitation Rêve[?]	Dream Riding
German	Springreiten (Traum)[?]	Show Jumping (Dream)
Italian	Equitazione Sogno[?]	Riding Dream
Spanish	Hípica Fantasía[?]	Equestrian Fantasy