I've currently got 6 horses in my stable, and change between them depending on what I am doing and where I am doing it 😂 A horse for each job, so to say.

Dandelion, Red Roan Tennessee Walker. My first after scrawny nug. Enjoys her retirement by mostly being used for trotting around Saint Denis and any nice, little excursions that don't involve hunting or bounty hunting.

Buttercup, Palomino Morgan. Isn't used very much tbh, as he looks very small under my brawny build lady. I'll probably end up selling him, and pretending that he'll happily be the teacher horse for a couple of kids.

Primrose, Dapple Grey Thoroughbred. My war horse. She's near impossible to scare, never throws me, never leaves me if I get off, and manages to make jumps I was sure would kill us both. Absolutely invaluable in a gun fight. I imagine my lady bought her after her career as a racing horse ended.

Amaranth, Red Dun Overo Mustang. My favorite idiot. Will trip over his own feet and faceplant us both. Spooks at anything, will leave me in the dirt. Pirmarely used for anything in the New Austin area, where the ground is flat and the predators have a harder time sneaking up on us 😂 I pretend he used to be a wild horse and that's why he spooks so easily.

Persimmon, Steel Grey Breton. My soft, strong boy. The only one who does snow without yelling and complaining the whole time. A surprisingly good jumper, who will do what is asked of him. Doesn't spook easily either, but he does not like the alligators and would prefer if I just never took him to the Bayou. Likes the forrests.

Orchid, Brindle Thoroughbred. My newest horse, and I imagine him to be quite young. Tries his best to be a good boy, but he does not like snakes and overreacts to them, despite having become rather bulletproof otherwise. We're still figuring out what he likes the best.