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Dat is Liu Bei, Lord of Shu.

In the Record of Three Kingdoms, Hex Mark is a horse that Liu Bei received when he was serving under Liu Biao. While staying at a banquet, Liu Bei felt he was in danger and used this steed to escape from Cai Mao and Kuai Yue. With a mighty cry, he urged Hex Mark to cross the raging river from a seemingly impossible distance. His steed performed a sudden jump and rode Liu Bei to safety. The Book of Jin mentions that Liu Bei and Cao Cao went together to pick out the horse. It accepted Liu Bei so well that the townspeople cheered when he rode off with it. (riding the dilu horse) oftewel,

Liu Bei kept Hex Mark and continued to ride with it. he uses the horse to escape an assassination attempt. During his flight, he reached Xiang River, which had a swift current. Liu Bei urged the horse to walk through the bank as his pursuers rode closer. When he felt Hex Mark's forelegs beckon, Liu Bei began to cry, "Dilu, Dilu! Why betray me?" In that same instance Hex Mark made a tremendous leap through the river's current and reached the opposing shore. The story describes that Liu Bei felt as though he were flying. (trip wire)

Lijkt inderdaad verrekte veel op Riding the Dilu Horse maar dan tijdens the ultimate fail compilation.

Dat paard lijkt Dilu wel.
Waar wie is die berijder?

Je tegenstander zal maar een Horsemanship deck spelen. Dan heb je deze kaart wel nodig ;-)