How To To Tame A Horse In Minecraft

Introduction

You can get around the Minecraft world much faster on the back of a horse. You can tame a horse to make it your own, and you can breed horses with other horses to create new types of breeds. It’s easy to tame a horse in Minecraft, and this tutorial will show you how.

Find A Horse

When you find a horse in the wild, it will be running around and frightened. This can cause problems because you won’t be able to tame it unless you have a saddle on hand. If this happens to you, look for another horse in an area with fewer hostile mobs or creatures roaming around.

If you find a tame horse in a stable or villager in any village, they will be much easier to tame and won’t need saddles either! Just approach them slowly until they calm down enough for you to mount them safely (or wait until they’re done eating grass).

You may also find horses attached to carts or being ridden by villagers while walking around their village settlements. These horses are already tamed but may still require saddles before riding them safely without getting bucked off! If not equipped with one yet though – don’t worry about this step just yet since we’ll cover how later on when talking about using tools effectively against other animals such as wolves…

Finally there’s one last way which involves using food against other creatures too big or dangerous for us humans:

Feed The Horse Golden Apples Or Golden Carrots

There are two types of horses in Minecraft: normal, which can be tamed by feeding them golden apples or carrots; and don’t have any special abilities and cannot breed.
Golden horses are a special type of horse that can be bred from a regular horse using wheat seeds (one per golden seed). They also drop more experience than regular horses when killed, and their spawn rate is higher than normal animals’ spawn rates (actually it’s the same as cows).
The only difference between taming a normal horse versus a golden one is that you have to feed them golden apples instead of regular ones (but both will make your pet sprint for about 6 seconds).

Tame The Horse

To tame a horse, approach it with some food. Feed it a golden apple or carrot until you are prompted to name the horse. Then, feed it another golden apple and your horse is tamed!

If you have an adult horse in Minecraft, there’s something you should know: They can be pretty dangerous if they don’t like you. This is because adults have been around for a while and have learned to trust nobody, so they will attack everyone who gets too close to them except for other horses (horses are smart).

Ride The Horse

Ride your horse by pressing the space bar. You can dismount the horse by pressing the space bar again.

You may change the speed of your horse by pressing forward and backward directional keys (W and S). You may also change the direction of your horse by pressing left and right directional keys (A, D).

Add A Saddle To The Horse

Now that you have a horse, you will probably want to ride it. In order to do this, you must first saddle your trusty steed.

You can acquire a saddle in one of several ways:

From a villager.
From a chest in the world (either naturally occurring or one created by the player).
From an untamed horse that you tame yourself by feeding it wheat and/or carrots while riding another horse nearby (this is known as “cavorting”).
From an undead mob found within the Nether or The End (skeletons and zombies respectively).
From an Enderman when he teleports away from his previous location after being hit by arrows or other projectiles shot at him during combat with another entity such as yourself. You can also catch him with fishing rods if he’s not moving around too much before teleporting away again! The easiest way out there though would be catching PIGS which are both edible AND make great companions on top of being able to be bred with each other so they become stronger than ever before!”

Control The Horse

Having a horse in Minecraft is fun, but that doesn’t mean you have to be the one riding it. If you want to keep your distance, there are a few ways of doing so:

You can use the horse’s inventory to store items. This works just as well as keeping them in your own inventory—you’ll just need to right-click on the horse with them first.
You can use the saddle for storage, too—just like any other type of block or equipment in Minecraft.
If you find yourself without a saddle or even just don’t feel like using one, there’s also another option: put items directly into its saddle bag! Just make sure that there isn’t anything else inside before closing up shop and getting back onto your trusty steed.”

Name Your Horse Using A Name Tag

Now that you have tamed a horse, it’s time to name your new friend. To do this, you’ll need to have acquired a Name Tag in the world or from trading. The easiest way to find one is by exploring abandoned mineshafts and other underground structures, as these are common spawn locations of the item.

Once you have acquired the Name Tag, simply right click on your horse with it in hand and choose “Rename” from the menu that appears. You can then input any word into the box at the top of your screen (including spaces) and press enter before following up with another right click on your mount once again going down through its options until “Name Horse” appears in red text near its bottom left corner; here all you need do is select this option and voila! Your steed should be named after whatever word was entered into its name field when pressing Enter earlier (if nothing was entered then nothing will happen).

You can control a horse in Minecraft.

You can control a horse in Minecraft. This can be done by:

Using a saddle
Using a carrot on stick
Using the golden apple (and not eating it)
Giving a name tag to your horse

Conclusion

Horses are a great resource for getting around in Minecraft. They’re faster than walking, which makes the game more enjoyable. Taming a horse is a relatively quick process that can be done in just a few minutes by following these steps: First, you’ll need to find an animal that resembles an Earth pony with grey skin and hooves like those on cows or pigs. You must also make sure it has nothing on its back (i.e., no saddle), then feed it one of two things: either golden apples from an apple tree in your inventory or golden carrots from carrot crops planted on farmland. After this step, wait until you see hearts appear above the horse’s head indicating success! Now all that remains is adding some extra features like saddles and leashes so I hope this helped 🙂