The second horse's meaning seems clear. It is a symbol of war, of slaughter and bloodshed. The red horse has a rider who takes "peace from the earth" and wields a "great sword." In his wake, people "kill one another"

 

Tried it once, out of curiosity. It is much too strong for me. That is why the youngerbeer drinkers prefer it for the kick they get after just a bottle or two. I would rate it a 6, meaning ok but nothing great.

But Red Horse has dislodged SMB Pale Pilsen as the largest selling beer in the country. SMC is not complaining, they own both brands