I bought the Warhorse as a windy day forehand disc for Kansas winds that wouldn't flip on me no matter how hard I cranked on it. 

 It has never flipped on me even when I had a less than adequate drive with a horrible wrist roll. Even in a fierce right to left crosswind. If you live in the plains get yourself a Warhorse for those windy days.

 I bought the Warhorse as a windy day forehand disc for Kansas winds that wouldn't flip on me no matter how hard I cranked on it. 

 It has never flipped on me even when I had a less than adequate drive with a horrible wrist roll. Even in a fierce right to left crosswind. If you live in the plains get yourself a Warhorse for those windy days.

Disc - 174 Westside Discs Tournament Burst Warhorse

Feel - The Warhorse has a fairly wide rim as it is a very fast distance driver but it still feels comfortable in my hand. It feels good for both forehand and backhand grips. Tournament burst plastic is some of the best plastic in the game as it is extremely grippy, durable and looks beautiful as well.

Flight - The warhorse is very overstable. It has decent glide until it starts to lose speed and then it begins to fade extremely fast. It goes decently far for such an overstable disc and I really enjoy having it in the bag. It reminds me of a little bit beat up Nuke os as you can get some flight out of it but then it has that hard fade at the end. 
 

Overall - If you are in the market for a very overstable distance driver then the warhorse could be a good disc for you as it has all the overstability you need and fights the wind very well.

The numbers stay true! This thing is such a boulder. I love throwing it, however. It has an extremely consistent fade, even in high-speed winds. Mine's a little beat in but not too much, and I can anny it for a pretty long throw. Give this disc some time to beat in and you'll love it.