Post by ~Wild Music~ on Feb 5, 2011 17:35:43 GMT -6
Able to help you escape from fast moving zombies and others after you, a horse can gallop up to speeds of 45 to 50 miles per hour. Horses can also be used for packing things or causing a diversion. After the infection spread, thousands of breeds dwindled to only a few hundred.
Draft Breeds: Draft Horses are great on carrying heavy things or people and can be used to strike out with their forelegs and hindlegs to kill.
-Clydesdale Used for long distance carrying materials or people. Gentle temperment and can be very protective.
-Shire Used for long distance carrying materials or people. A little more tempermental and is the largest horse.
-American CreamGreat camoflague for wintery places, better for carrying people or lighter lugage.
-Percheron Great temperment and willing mind, can carry loads for long periods of times in any terrain
-Friesian is protective of owner and great for night rides and extremly powerful
Light Breeds:
- Arabian Amazing stamina and endurance, originally bred in the Arabic desert so perfect for long distance rides without water or food.
-American Quarter Horsefastest sprinter in the horse world, and with excellent stamina, the Quarter horse is perfect for rough terrain and can be protective of their owners
-Thoroughbred fastest runner but over medium distances, and very tall, a Thoroughbred is god for flat land running.
-Tennessee Walker Horse For smooth fast long distance movement, the Tennessee Walker is for you. With faster than walks walking gait, you can make the other horses have to trot to keep up with you or regular people jog to even attempt staying near you.
-American Saddlebred with fast saddle gaits, the Saddlebred can be used for long distance travel in a smooth gait.
-Lipizzaner trained to know how to perform special tricks, the Lipizzaner can help save you when your in a situation. White coat can be great camoflauge in wintery areas.
Pony Breeds:
-Shetland can be very evil but protective, the Shetland can go after zombies or other people when you need a diversion. The kind of pony that will always find you.
-American Shetland more of an easy-going temperment than the regular Shetland, the American Shetland can pull carriages carrying people.
-Knabstrup a spotted coat can provide great camoflauge in terrains like tundras. Larger pony breed, this one can carry medium sized people
-Chincoteague a patched coat that is made to protect these ponies from water and extremly tough, Chincoteague ponies are tough and prepared to help carry loads over surprizingly long distances.
Depending on what color, age, gender, breed, and temperment will depend on the price of the horse you request. There will be a stable with plenty of horses and ponies to choose from, just ask Maxine and she'll set you up. Any problems or horse theives will deal with Paul. The average starting price of just a horse will be about $300. Western saddles start at $200 English saddles start at $100 and bridles are $40. Halters, lead ropes, hobbles and feed all vary on what it is you want.
*ETA pictures of the horses
Draft Breeds: Draft Horses are great on carrying heavy things or people and can be used to strike out with their forelegs and hindlegs to kill.
-Clydesdale Used for long distance carrying materials or people. Gentle temperment and can be very protective.
-Shire Used for long distance carrying materials or people. A little more tempermental and is the largest horse.
-American CreamGreat camoflague for wintery places, better for carrying people or lighter lugage.
-Percheron Great temperment and willing mind, can carry loads for long periods of times in any terrain
-Friesian is protective of owner and great for night rides and extremly powerful
Light Breeds:
- Arabian Amazing stamina and endurance, originally bred in the Arabic desert so perfect for long distance rides without water or food.
-American Quarter Horsefastest sprinter in the horse world, and with excellent stamina, the Quarter horse is perfect for rough terrain and can be protective of their owners
-Thoroughbred fastest runner but over medium distances, and very tall, a Thoroughbred is god for flat land running.
-Tennessee Walker Horse For smooth fast long distance movement, the Tennessee Walker is for you. With faster than walks walking gait, you can make the other horses have to trot to keep up with you or regular people jog to even attempt staying near you.
-American Saddlebred with fast saddle gaits, the Saddlebred can be used for long distance travel in a smooth gait.
-Lipizzaner trained to know how to perform special tricks, the Lipizzaner can help save you when your in a situation. White coat can be great camoflauge in wintery areas.
Pony Breeds:
-Shetland can be very evil but protective, the Shetland can go after zombies or other people when you need a diversion. The kind of pony that will always find you.
-American Shetland more of an easy-going temperment than the regular Shetland, the American Shetland can pull carriages carrying people.
-Knabstrup a spotted coat can provide great camoflauge in terrains like tundras. Larger pony breed, this one can carry medium sized people
-Chincoteague a patched coat that is made to protect these ponies from water and extremly tough, Chincoteague ponies are tough and prepared to help carry loads over surprizingly long distances.
Depending on what color, age, gender, breed, and temperment will depend on the price of the horse you request. There will be a stable with plenty of horses and ponies to choose from, just ask Maxine and she'll set you up. Any problems or horse theives will deal with Paul. The average starting price of just a horse will be about $300. Western saddles start at $200 English saddles start at $100 and bridles are $40. Halters, lead ropes, hobbles and feed all vary on what it is you want.
*ETA pictures of the horses