Best Disney Horses in Movies

Adoring the cunning wits and bravery of Disney horses is probably something most Disney fans have never thought about, but these horses left an amazing impression on us through the screen. Working for children using animals seems easy but it is actually not, yet Disney has carved out a place for both in their movies. It doesn’t matter if it’s Lassie or Nemo. It is obvious that Disney’s animal-themed films are a surefire hit, but animals that have small roles such as Disney horses require more attention than they are getting.

Whereas their live-action films use actual animals, Disney horses used in movies are still mostly animation, but we have some exceptions in our list. Let’s have a look at some well-known Disney horses from films and give them the respect they deserve.

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Disney Horses

Disney Horses

Disney horses have evolved into characters in their own right, with objectives and attitudes that make them entertaining and unforgettable and that is the most important reason why we love them.

Almost every Disney animated film includes an animal in some way as a character. Sometimes they’re the primary character, but more often than not, they’re the dependable sidekick to one of Disney’s most famous princesses. In any case, Disney horses and other animals are frequently adored by fans.

Most Disney horses used to be used as methods of travel, moving characters from one location to another. However, in latest years, Disney horse characters have begun to evolve into characters in their own sense, with ambitions and personalities that leave viewers with a profound impact. Let’s check some of the Disney horses who left a lasting impression on Disney movie fans.

1. Tangled

Maximus from Tangled

If you have children or simply enjoy animated films, you’ve probably heard about Tangled. But if you’ve never seen it or need a cause to try it for the first time, you’ll enjoy the horse from Tangled, Maximus, a magnificent grey stallion who is a crucial figure in this Disney remake of the Brothers Grimm’s story, Rapunzel.

Tangled’s Maximus rules the roost when it comes to Disney horses that are devoted, courageous, and have a humorous attitude. He’s not just a horse with a job on the Royal Guard, but he also understands when it’s alright to defy the laws.

Maximus is a fascinating character that has complicated ties with both Rapunzel and Eugene. He also develops a friendship with Pascal, and the two make an amusing team.

2. Tangled Ever After

Pascal and Maximus with Rapunzel

Pascal and Maximus are a couple of non-speaking Disney horses who first show up as secondary characters in Walt Disney Pictures’ 50th animated feature film Tangled (2010) and later star in its short Tangled Ever After (2012). Both characters were created by filmmakers Nathan Greno and Byron Howard and are dubbed by American actor Frank Welker in Tangled. In Tangled Ever After, Welker makes his return as Pascal while Greno substitutes the actor as Maximus. Pascal and Maximus, a humorous chameleon and horse combo serve as supporting characters to primary characters Rapunzel and Flynn Rider.

Pascal lives in Mother Gothel’s tower with Rapunzel, while Maximus is a police horse that was actually trained to capture Flynn Rider before befriending him at Rapunzel’s request. Pascal and Maximus serve as ring carriers at Rapunzel and Flynn’s marriage in Tangled Ever After.

3. Secretariat

Secretariat

Many horses in Disney films are either pets or farmworkers. However, Secretariat, a well-known racehorse, is featured in this Disney film. There are many additional horses in the film, including Secretariat’s parents and the other runners. Penny owns Secretariat, and despite being the underdog, he wins the Triple Crown and saves the horse farm.

4. Black Beauty

Black Beauty

Black Beauty is a glorious black horse with a white star and an uncontrolled temperament in the tale, and in the beginning, you almost do not like him. in the year 2000, Black Beauty joins the swarm of horses in Disney films. Kate Winslett, speaking as Black Beauty, serves as the film’s narrator. Jenny, Rosie, Sprit, and Award are the names of the horses who played Black Beauty. Merrylegs, Duchess, and Ginger are some of the other horse characters.

5. Home on the Range

Home on the Range

Whenever anyone starts to sing Home on the Range, you can’t help but hum along. This well-known folk song spawned a film starring two of Disney’s funniest horses. Buck was Sheriff Sam’s horse at first, and he dreams of fame and glory. Patrick is calmer and more serious than Buck, however, both horses help Rico in different situations.

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