RPG Tourist's Red Dead Redemption Horseback Tour

Snakes kept invading her space while she was tethered and she`s understandably quite upset. I jokingly called her Cobra because she really does not like snakes. I almost forgot about this premiere horse unlocking at Scarlett Meadows Stable in Chapter 4. I had a male last time. The long forelock makes them look a bit rakish and the colour pattern is quite unique. I thought I would take Cobra on a proper hunting trip north of Strawberry. I managed to get taken by surprise by cougars twice even though I was watching out for them. Got dumped and guzzled both times. Snake hunting went well thanks to Cobra`s alert system. This is a strong, very fast horse but I think the player needs to stay on the ball when predators are around. The Fox Trotters overall ranking is the same as the Turkomans' but emphasizes speed and stamina over health.

That's an interesting spot you've put yourself in Thunder. The name is inspired by dose hooves. He does inspire confidence as you thunder along. His stats are the same as the Dark Bay Andalusian and they seem similiar in temperament. So it's a matter of preference between those two. Huffy and refined or snorting and bulky. We spent most of our time cougar hunting and trying to avoid being dumped. He is a fun horse though.

She didn't get her name for being particularly stable but I just had great luck with her. She can be purchased from the Scarlett Meadows stable but I found her alone on the roadside nervously observing a grizzly down by a lake shore. I recorded this event but there is no audio. Something... something...capture card. We all survived the grizzly attack and went on to do some productive hunting. 

The next Dutch Warmblood is statistically the same as this one and they both rank lower than the Chapter 2 Chocolate Roan Dutch Warmblood. They rank about the same as the common race horses. Slightly slower but have good health and stamina. They are cheaper than the Chocolate Roan but this one can be stolen fairly easily.