The public progression map for Catastrophic Horse Racing is small but concrete. Official Roblox badges confirm that a horse can reach at least levels 10, 25, and 35, and that traveling 100 km with any horse is a recognized goal. The official Experience description also confirms a badge board with rewards was added in the October 16 update.
No checked official source publishes the XP curve, XP sources, horse roster, stat growth, distance formula, level cap, or reward mapping. This page therefore helps you track the goals the game actually confirms without turning missing data into a tier list.
Official progression milestones
Level 10
Official badge: Reach level 10 with any horse.
Use: first documented leveling checkpoint.
Unknown: XP needed and which actions grant it.
Level 25
Official badge: Reach level 25 with any horse.
Use: long middle checkpoint between the two other public badges.
Unknown: whether progression speed changes after level 10.
Level 35
Official badge: Reach level 35 with any horse.
Use: highest publicly documented badge milestone.
Unknown: whether level 35 is the maximum.
Traveler
Official badge: Travel 100 km with any horse.
Use: a distance objective independent of winning wording.
Unknown: whether distance combines across horses or sessions.
The phrase with any horse appears in all four requirements. It establishes that the badge is not publicly tied to one named horse. It does not establish that progress transfers when you switch horses.
A careful progression routine
- Choose the horse you currently understand best rather than relying on an unsupported ranking.
- Before racing, note the level and any visible distance value the live interface provides.
- Complete one normal play session with a clear goal: learning races, working toward a win, or observing events.
- Recheck the same values after the session.
- Change only one factor in the next session if you are trying to discover what contributes to progress.
- Check the Roblox badge view at levels 10, 25, and 35 and near the 100 km target.
This method gives you a reliable personal record even when the game does not publish a formula. Do not assume a value increased because of the most exciting event in the session; compare repeated sessions before drawing a conclusion.
Level goals without a fake XP formula
Treat levels 10, 25, and 35 as checkpoints, not estimates of equal effort. The badge data says what level must be reached, but it does not say how much XP each level requires. Level 25 may not take exactly two and a half times the work of level 10, and level 35 is not proven to be a cap.
Use milestone planning instead:
- Before level 10: learn where the current game displays horse level and what normal play visibly changes it.
- Level 10 to 25: keep using the same measurement method so you can compare sessions.
- Level 25 to 35: verify the current update before following any older leveling advice.
- At level 35: confirm the badge award, then inspect the live interface before deciding whether progression continues.
Avoid spending Robux or in-game resources based on an unofficial “fastest leveling” claim. A useful claim should name the current build, show the starting and ending values, and distinguish horse level from account or other progression.
Track the 100 km Traveler goal
Traveler requires 100 km with any horse. The description does not say that only race distance counts, that idle movement counts, or that kilometers combine across horses. Use the game’s current distance display if one is visible; do not estimate from real-world speed or time.
For a clean check, record:
- Horse used.
- Visible distance before play.
- Type and number of completed activities.
- Visible distance after play.
- Whether the Traveler badge awarded.
If distance does not move, first confirm you are reading the same horse and the same unit. Do not use macros, unattended movement, or automation to force progress; those methods can violate experience or platform rules and do not help identify the intended mechanic.
Use the badge board correctly
The developer’s October 16 description confirms “a badge board with rewards.” The public wording does not identify the board’s location, list its rewards, or say whether a badge must be claimed again after the board appeared.
When you find the board in the current game, read its own labels. Match each displayed requirement to the official Badges hub. If the board offers a claim button, verify which badge and reward are selected before using it. If no claim action is visible, do not assume a hidden key or purchase is required.
Balance progression with winning and events
Levels and distance are long-term goals. A race win, by contrast, is a single recorded outcome, and event badges can require a specific survival or death state. Plan sessions around one primary goal so that dangerous badge attempts do not interrupt ordinary progression more than necessary.
A simple weekly loop is:
- Check the Updates hub for a new description or event card.
- Run normal races while observing level and distance changes.
- Use one separate session for an event or special-outcome badge.
- Recheck your horse level, distance, and owned badges.
- Visit the badge board only after confirming what changed.
This order keeps your records understandable. It also helps reveal when an update changes the visible UI or progression behavior.
What not to infer from public badges
The existence of Level 10, 25, and 35 badges does not prove three horse tiers, three unlock rarities, or three stat breakpoints. Traveler does not prove a reward beyond the badge. A badge board with rewards does not prove every badge has a unique reward.
The public evidence also does not support a complete horse list or ranking. Names, rarity, stats, unlock costs, and “best horse” claims need current in-game or developer evidence. Until then, choose a horse based on what the live interface actually shows and what you can control consistently.
Recover when progress seems stuck
Confirm you are inspecting the same horse used during the session. Check whether the game shows a delayed result, server update, or claim step. Rejoin only after noting the current values so that you do not lose your comparison point.
If a milestone badge does not award, open its official Roblox page and confirm ownership. Then compare the exact level or distance with the requirement. Do not assume rounding: a display near 100 km may still be below the internal threshold, and an abbreviated value may hide decimals.
After an update, run a short baseline session before attempting a long grind. If the display or counting rule changed, an early comparison is less costly than discovering the difference much later.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum horse level?
The official badges confirm level 35 can be reached. They do not state that 35 is the maximum.
What gives the most XP?
No checked official source publishes XP sources or rates. Compare visible before-and-after values in the current game rather than trusting an undated farming route.
Does 100 km combine across horses?
The Traveler description says “with any horse” but does not explain aggregation. Track one horse consistently until the live interface or a reliable current test proves how switching works.
What rewards are on the badge board?
The board and rewards are officially confirmed, but a complete public mapping was not found. Read the current board in game and match its requirements to official badge names.
Should I use a horse tier list for progression?
Not without current, verifiable horse data. The checked official sources do not publish a roster, stats, or leveling advantages.
Official sources checked
Evidence status: the four badge milestones and the badge board’s existence are Official. XP sources, curve, cap, distance aggregation, board location, and reward mapping need in-game testing.