Horses in Red Dead Redemption 2 are both an animal species and the main form of transport. They can be captured and broken out in the wild, purchased from stables or acquired by more underhanded means.
Your bond with your horse represents trust and understanding. As your bond grows over time and through activities like feeding and grooming, your horse's attributes like stamina, performance and handling will improve. You will also unlock bonding perks and rewards. [Read: Full Guide: Bonding with your Horse in Red Dead Redemption 2]
Red Dead Redemption 2 Horse Breeds Guide
There are 19 breeds of horses that can be found across the lands of Red Dead Redemption 2, each of which handles differently with its own defined characteristics. 5 more horse breeds have been to Red Dead Online with subsequent updates, bringing the total to 24.
In this guide you can browse all the different horse breeds, with full information and details on what makes them unique, to help you decide which type of horse is most suitable for your play style. Each breed page comes complete with images, their attributes, coat style variations, locations where to find them and more.
American Paint Horse
American Standardbred
Andalusian Horse
Appaloosa
Arabian Horse
Ardennes
Belgian Draft Horse
Breton Horse
Criollo Horse
Dutch Warmblood
Gypsy Cob Horse
Hungarian Halfbred
Kentucky Saddler
Kladruber
Missouri Fox Trotter
Morgan Horse
Mustang
Nokota Horse
Norfolk Roadster
Shire Horse
Suffolk Punch Horse
Tennessee Walker
Thoroughbred
Turkoman Horse
With 60+ different styles of coat, and a huge range of customizable tack, including saddles, horns, stirrups, spurs, you can create a horse that is truly your own, and develop a personal and unique relationship as you explore the world together.
For the full list of Horses check out the Red Dead Redemption 2 Horses Database!
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