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Okay, I'm guess that you mean 2d! A 2D barrel horse is pretty fast. There is 1D (which is the fastest timed horse and requires a very good rider to handle them usually,
so needs an expert rider), 2D (which is next to fastest and needs an experienced rider), 3D (which is not as fast and is usually like a novice horse), and 4D (which is a beginner horse). Hope this helps! And just saying, if you don't know what a 2D horse is, you probably can't ride well enough to handle one! Just a little tip from personal experience! They go FAST
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