How far could a good horse go during a posse chase of outlaws?
Wayne Clark
Lake Saint Louis, Missouri
A lot of factors could influence the distance a horse traveled during a posse chase. For example, the nature of the terrain would impact the horse’s endurance; so would how hard it was being ridden. The horse also would need feed and water along the way. Eventually, though, even a good horse that was well maintained would tire out during a pursuit.
Butch Cassidy made it even tougher
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