How To Get A Missouri Fox Trotter Horse In RDR2

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There are many fantastic horses to find in , but one of the best is the Missouri Fox Trotter. There are many ways to get your hands on this horse, and it has nice balanced stats for whatever kind of riding you choose. This horse can make a very faithful companion through the end of the game, so you cannot go wrong picking this horse.

With 19 different horses in and many variants of those horses, players have a lot of choices as to what they want to do. It can be a little overwhelming, as the horses can be found in the wild and for sale at nearly every stable across the map. However, the Missouri Fox Trotter lets you have a bit of everything and is considered one of the top horses in the game.

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While it may not be the fastest horse in when considering both Speed and Acceleration, the Missouri Fox Trotter’s base stats are nothing to scoff at. The Missouri Fox Trotter has two available variants in the main game: the Amber Champagne and the Silver Dapple. They have the same stats, so the only difference is purely aesthetic.

Stats

Health

Stamina

Speed

Acceleration

The Missouri Fox Trotter

5

6

7

5

The horses are classified as across between a working and racing breed with average handling, making them fairly easy to work with and keeping them from causing too much trouble. It also has a fair amount of stamina, keeping them from losing speed once tired. Either way, these horses have a base value of around $950 in the single-player campaign, although this may change based on Arthur’s honor in .

The Amber Champagne version is available from Chapter 4 onward in the Scarlett Meadows Stable, and the Silver Dapple Pinto version will be available at the Blackwater Stable after the epilogue. The Amber Champagne will then be available for a longer amount of time, but if you want the aesthetics of the black and white horse, you will