The Horse Info screen
Opening it
Press P while mounted to open a full profile of the horse you’re riding.
The same key pressed while on foot whistles your active horse instead. The screen only opens from the saddle.
What it shows
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male or female. Determines what it can breed with. |
| Breed | One of the fifteen breeds, or a species label for donkeys, mules, and skeleton or zombie horses. Cross-bred horses get a (mix) tag. |
| Coat | Base colour plus markings, e.g. Chestnut + White Field. |
| Bond | Current value out of 100, with a fill bar. |
| Speed | Blocks per second. |
| Jump | Block height it can clear. |
| Health | Hit points. |
Reading the bars
Each stat bar fills toward the mod’s ceiling, not the horse’s own maximum:
| Stat | Full bar at |
|---|---|
| Speed | 25.5 blk/s |
| Jump | 9.5 blocks |
| Health | 30 HP |
A short bar means there’s room to grow. Some of that gap closes through bonding, worth up to +75% speed and jump at 100 bond, and the rest through breeding for better stock.
The quick stats overlay
You don’t have to mount a horse to size it up. Hold an Upgraded Saddle and look at any horse, wild or tamed, and a Horse Stats panel appears above your hotbar:
- Gender
- Breed
- Speed in blocks/second
- Jump height in blocks
This is the fastest way to check a wild herd before deciding which one to tame, and it works on horses you don’t own.
Scanning a herd with the saddle in hand costs nothing and saves a lot of wasted taming. Look for the breed you want and a high starting speed, because bonding multiplies what’s already there.
Related pages
- Ownership & bonding: how to raise those bars
- Breeds: what each breed brings
- Genetics & breeding: where gender, breed, and coat come from
- Managing your horses: the roster view of every horse you own