There are two extremely rare horses in Red Dead Redemption. These two horses can’t be bought or earned through quests like the Serial Killer Mystery locations. The two horses are the Tiger Striped Bay Coat Mustang and The White Coat Arabian. Once found, these horses can be yours. Here is how to find and tame the rarest horses in Red Dead Redemption 2.
The Tiger Striped Bay Coat Mustang
The Tiger Striped Bay Coat Mustang can only be found in New Austin. Other Mustangs can be found throughout the world, but this one only can be found in one area of the game. Look for this rare horse in the Eastern part of the Rio Bravo Region. To find it, search the bluffs just west of Rio Del Lobo Rock.
Once you spot the horse, you’re going to need to lasso it and then go through the breaking process to actually ride it. You will then need to work on bonding with the horse to get it to its best performance. Though it isn’t a Superior Horse, it is one of the most unique horses in the game.
The Arabian White Coat
The Arabian White Coat is a pretty horse. All white, this horse can be found up in Grizzlies West on the Western banks of Lake Isabella. This gorgeous horse is hard to find but easy to spot as it is all white. Just like any other wild horse, to catch it, you need to lasso it before it tries to get away and then start the breaking process to make it your own.
Other semi-rare horses include the Hungarian Half-Bred, which can be found in a couple of places: Northwest of Blackwater and Cholla Springs. The Mustang can be found North of Armadillo and East of Armadillo, as well as in Rio Bravo and The Heartlands.
If you are having trouble breaking in horses in Red Dead Redemption 2, we’ve got the guide for you. For more Red Dead Redemption 2 easter eggs, quest guides, and more, visit our Red Dead Redemption 2 page.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
- This article was updated on September 30th, 2022
