Horse Stats Vanilla FAQ

Open a horse's inventory screen and the health, speed, and jump height values appear alongside the saddle and armor slots. You don't need to tame, saddle, or ride the horse first — just interact with it to open the GUI.

Yes, you can view the stats of any untamed horse by opening its inventory screen. This lets you judge a wild horse before spending time taming it.

Speed is the horse's internal movement attribute, and jump height is its jump strength attribute — the same values the game rolls when a horse spawns. Higher numbers mean a faster or higher-jumping horse, so compare values side by side rather than expecting a specific unit like blocks per second.

Yes. Opening the inventory screen shows the stats regardless of whether the horse is tamed, so you can scout wild horses and only tame the good ones.

The displayed values are the underlying attributes, but terrain, sprinting, and the horse's pathing can make actual travel feel different. Trust the numbers for comparison, but test-ride before committing to a long trip.

It reads vanilla horse attributes, so mods that add new horse-like entities or change the vanilla horse's stats may or may not display correctly. If a modded horse doesn't show stats, it likely uses a different entity or attribute system.

The mod is built around vanilla horses, so donkeys, mules, and llamas may not show the same stat readout. Check whether their inventory screen displays values before relying on it for those animals.

The mod displays stats in the inventory screen rather than providing a sorting or filtering UI. To compare many horses, open each one's inventory and note the values, or use the comparison approach from the comparing-two-horses guide.

It only reads and displays existing attribute values when you open a horse's inventory, so it shouldn't add noticeable overhead. If you see lag, it's more likely from other mods or the number of entities loaded.

Make sure you're opening the horse's own inventory screen and not a chest or other container. If stats still don't appear, another mod may be overriding the horse GUI or the horse may be a modded entity the mod doesn't recognize.