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But if you'd like me to have a stab at an explanation... The speed of the player and most actors is determined by their height. Horses actually adjust their height to match that of the player's race. You're playing as a high elf, the tallest race. Your horses' height has probably adjusted to match, bugged out, and now rolls around at the speed of sound. If you've been switching your race using the console, that would be the prime suspect.