Horses in Skyrim are normally pretty useless. I ride when I feel like a scenic stroll through some interesting landscape. But riding in the wilderness can be fraught with difficulties, so we are mostly limited to cantering along the roads. But being able to have one or more followers ride with you could make it more interesting. Also, fighting on horseback would be great....as players level up, the hazards out there also level up. I can escape one cave bear, but when I meet 3 at a time I have to dismount. To me, that is of less importance, however. Personally, what I want from my horse(s) is mostly for them to look beautiful and have nice tack. Vanilla Skyrim features neither. I use horses as display objecst...I like to have a prominent, big stable with nice horseflesh to rest my eyes on when I return home from a mission. So the problem is that when I take a horse out to go somewhere, the others may or may not wander on back to the place tagged as their editor "home". So keeping more than one vanilla horse is impossible. And if you buy and ride a horse from another mod, your vanilla horse will leave for its town stable. What in the world is the logic in having my horse wander back to the seller if I lose it in the wilderness ?? It should at least go back to MY stable ! Horses acquired with the house-carl option in HearthFires do this, but again only 1 horse. What is really needed is the ability to easily "convert" any lawfully acquired horse to considering any home/stable of my choosing as their tagged "home". That way, the "PlayerHorseReturnHome" package would make all my stabled horses stay put even if their LastRiddenHorse flag is removed. If I own more than 1 playerhome, I could then keep horses at each location. And only the LastRiddenHorse to fast travel with me, or to stay home if I tell it to. I am not a SkyUI fan and don't want lots of big unwieldy menus like in CH. Is it too much to ask for a simple way to set individual horses' designated home ? All the bells and whistles with followers and whatnot is of less importance and can be added by more "immersive" mod versions.