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Description
Steeds from the RPG book for George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series.

I was bored and wanted to draw equines. Plus, I love drawing muscles, hooves, and hair, so there you go.

Download view is best. Original's 5765px, full is 1600px.

Mounts:
Mule - For riding and as a pack animal
Pony - Mount for noble children
Sand Steed - Light swift steed found in Dorn, in warmth
Garron - Sure footed and hardier for colder climates
Destrier - Very expensive, heavy, and high spirited knight's steed, mostly used for jousting
Courser - A (nobles/knights?) war horse, lighter than a destrier and less expensive. I may have accidentally made the courser a bit smaller in comparison to the others than I should have. oops.
Palfrey - As expensive as a destrier, but calmer, and used as a noble's riding horse
Rounsey - War steed of non-nobles and hedge knights
Stot - Draft horse for farm work

References:
Descriptions: A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying guide
Desterier's barding: The Hedge Knight graphic novel
General Posing Refs: Breyer Animal Collector's Guide 2nd Ed.

(Breyer guides are great to have around for quick pose references. There's a large selection of poses of equines and sometimes a few other animals. Even better if you happen to have a few of their horses, even cheap, scuffed up ones.)

Description
Steeds from the RPG book for George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series.

I was bored and wanted to draw equines. Plus, I love drawing muscles, hooves, and hair, so there you go.

Download view is best. Original's 5765px, full is 1600px.

Mounts:
Mule - For riding and as a pack animal
Pony - Mount for noble children
Sand Steed - Light swift steed found in Dorn, in warmth
Garron - Sure footed and hardier for colder climates
Destrier - Very expensive, heavy, and high spirited knight's steed, mostly used for jousting
Courser - A (nobles/knights?) war horse, lighter than a destrier and less expensive. I may have accidentally made the courser a bit smaller in comparison to the others than I should have. oops.
Palfrey - As expensive as a destrier, but calmer, and used as a noble's riding horse
Rounsey - War steed of non-nobles and hedge knights
Stot - Draft horse for farm work

References:
Descriptions: A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying guide
Desterier's barding: The Hedge Knight graphic novel
General Posing Refs: Breyer Animal Collector's Guide 2nd Ed.

(Breyer guides are great to have around for quick pose references. There's a large selection of poses of equines and sometimes a few other animals. Even better if you happen to have a few of their horses, even cheap, scuffed up ones.)