Horse

Horses are a type of domestic animal found in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and are the main means of faster and more efficient travel (barring fast travel). By riding on a horse you also level up your horsemanship skill. Horses are purchased from horse traders, located at or near Neuhof (Zora), Uzhitz (Head Groom), Merhojed (Johann) and, if you have the From the Ashes DLC, Pribyslavitz (Stablemaster).

They can be hunted, but any items harvested from them are considered stolen, as horses belong to the villagers. Poaching is also a crime, so Henry should be careful about who sees him, or who he tries to sell to.

All horses have different strengths and weaknesses, and you should select the horse that best suits your needs (and budget). Henry may equip his horse with different types of horse tack, such as saddles, bridles, spurs and horseshoes, to improve their stats. If your steed is to go into battle, consider obtaining some horse head armour or body armour, or even just a caparison.

Stats[]

Speed: The speed of your horse determines how fast it can walk, trot, canter and gallop.
Capacity: Capacity is the total weight your horse can carry (as a means of mobile storage).
Courage: Your horse's courage is how much sound and fury it can withstand before it bolts.
Stamina: Your horse's stamina will deplete during a gallop. You will have to give your horse a breather every once and a while, otherwise he will buck you off onto the ground.
Health: Your horse's health works much like your own, although your horse can never die. When its health drops to zero your horse will stay on the ground until its health regenerates.

Horses

Tier	Name	Cost	Cost HC	Speed	Capacity	Courage	Stamina	Location
0	Olena ³	0	0	30	220	10	270	Skalitz
0	Pebbles	0	0	34	172	8	210	Rattay
0	Pie ¹	0	0	29	212	8	270	Uzhitz
0	Roan ¹	0	0	29	212	10	270	Uzhitz
0	Zora's dappled grey ¹	0	0	32	252	14	330	Neuhof
1	Boxer	1000	1000	33	212	11	250	Neuhof
1	Kelpie	910	1300	37	188	8	290	Neuhof
1	Rocinante	500	490	31	148	16	150	Uzhitz
1	Trojan	1070	1500	34	292	7	230	Neuhof
2	Epona	1280	1700	37	212	5	430	Neuhof
2	Hatatitla	1200	1600	37	228	12	250	Uzhitz
2	Roach	1150	1600	38	228	8	290	Merhojed
2	Schemig	1330	1800	34	252	19	210	Neuhof
3	Bayard	1500	2000	35	260	11	350	Neuhof
3	Podagros	1620	2200	39	244	6	410	Merhojed
3	Tulpar	1500	2000	39	252	11	230	Neuhof
3	Uchchaihshravas	1570	2100	36	260	8	430	Merhojed
4	Binky	1570	2100	40	172	15	350	Merhojed
4	Bucephalus	1860	2400	36	276	19	270	Neuhof
4	Chollima	1860	2400	37	188	15	510	Neuhof
4	Pegasus	1750	2200	42	180	15	310	Uzhitz
5	Agro ²	3100	3300	41	268	20	450	Pribyslavitz
5	Al-Buraq	2180	2800	39	252	15	410	Neuhof
5	Kanthaka	2130	2600	39	196	20	410	Uzhitz
5	Nuckelavee ¹ ²	0	0	31	252	15	350	Sir Erhart's Camp
5	Shadowfax ²	3100	3300	42	268	15	490	Pribyslavitz
5	Shadowmere ²	3100	3300	42	292	13	490	Pribyslavitz
5	Sleipnir	2020	2500	39	260	18	250	Uzhitz
5	Warhorse Jenda	2560	3300	41	268	17	450	Merhojed

There are also a lot of generic horses simply named "Horse" that are not listed here. You can ride them, but not make them your own.

Codex Entry[]

A dog might be man's best friend, but you can't ride one. Better to make friends with a horse! The basic riding controls are the same as when you're on foot, Your horse can of course jump, slow to a walk, speed up to a canter or gallop which apart from speed affects the radius of turning and, naturally, drains the horse's stamina as well as your own. You can see your horse's stamina, only when mounted, as a green indicator just next to your health indicator.

If you try to push your horse when its stamina is too low, it will throw you. You'll also fall from the saddle if you're seriously wounded (hit by an arrow, for example), or you can be unhorsed by a halberd. Your horse is smarter than some people and will stick to the path you're on if you give him his head. Just begin cantering and don't steer him. In the horse tab you will see your horse's stats, tackle and inventory. You can call your horse any time by whistling and mount it using But your whistle will also be heard by the people within earshot, which sometimes can be a disadvantage, while on the other hand it can also be a way of distracting attention... Horses don't grow on trees though! It's a costly thing that you can only acquire by buying, stealing or getting as a gift or reward. You can compare you horses stats with those of other horses by holding Henry can only own one horse at a time: if you get a new one, the old horse's inventory will move automatically to the new one. Once you get your first horse, you'll always have a mount.

Notes[]

¹ These horses are quest related, although you can mount them, you cannot make them your own.
² These horses were added with DLCs and are not part of the base game.
³ These horses are temporally owned, and the player can call them and store items on them. However, the player will lose "owned" access to them at some point.
Most of the game's horses are named after horses from various mythologies and literature from around the world - with the exception of Warhorse Jenda, who is named after a developer's dog Jenda, and the name of the game's creators, Warhorse.
Despite some of the different horses being referred to as males or females, all horses are modeled as stallions, as they all have visible penile sheathes. This may be a developer oversight, or it was simpler to recolour one stallion model than make individual models for mares.
The corpses of horses that you kill will remain scattered throughout the countryside.
Pebbles is given to the player for free upon starting The Hunt Begins, though the player may still purchase another horse before initiating The Prey if they managed to scrounge enough groschen. Note that horses purchased before Pebbles will not come with free horse tack - Pebbles will however come with a plain saddle and plain bridle.