Typically, knights of the medieval era rode heavy horses described as destriers or chargers. These horses were often draft breeds, as the knights were often bearing up to 200 pounds of armor, and the horses exceeding 400 pounds in their own armor.
Baroque style Friesians were often used, as well as Clydesdales and Shires.
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Yes. Without it it would have been difficult to control their horse.
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knights rode horses like any other person would ride a horse
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Yes, all knights did ride houses, due to all of the armor that they had to ware. Imagine having to fight someone with all of that armor on. You would be out cold in a matter of minutes.
The knights squire would help him get on his armour and mount his horse, the Squire was also expected to go in aid of his Knight if he fell of his horse or was wounded in battle.
Usually their noble steed, which is a Horse.
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