Hi, I've been playing cribbage for years. Cribbage board is a fantastic tool to keep score, not only for cribbage card game but for many other games, where immediate points recording is needed ... but I was always trying to construct a game where a cribbage board is used directly as a racing track ... here comes my proposal ,,
1. We need (of course) a cribbage board, 2 players, 3 pegs for each and a deck of cards.
    (As you can see everything we need is included in the standard cribbage package.)
2. First look at the cards ... we have numerals: 1(Ace), 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, 11(As) and court cards
    Jack=1 point, Queen=2 points and a King=3 points ... Ace can serve as 1 or 11 points ...
3. Cribbage board has 120 holes and players have to race their pegs to reach anything beyond 120th
    hole ... (unlike Ludo or Backgammon there is no requirement to get exact roll to bear off or reach
   home position) ... they race in the same direction ...
4. In order to enter the race players draw one card at a time and wait until they get one of the court  cards     (similar to 6 in Ludo) ... when they get Jack, they start from the hole 1, when Queen, from position 2 , when King, from position 3 ... only court cards allow the player to enter the race ...
5. Once they enter the race they can move as many holes as the next numerical card dictates ... but wait,
    court cards work in reverse order and move players peg backward ... Jack 1 point, Queen 2 points
    and King 3 points ..
6. At any time player is free to choose which peg he/she wants to move ...
7. Here comes interactive mode....whenever situation arises that the player may jump into the hole with
   the same number as opponent's hole with a peg in it, opponent's peg is moved back to the beginning
   position and has to wait for court card to enter the race ...
8. The winner is who moves 2 out of 3 pegs beyond 120 point ...
9. Having 3 runners and 3 opponent's runners on a neighboring track creates very tense situations ...
    Hope you will like this unusual racing game ...
Andy.