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I live in St. George, so I feel pretty qualified to answer. Looking at a geographical map, St. George is surrounded by Mountains.So, here we are in the bottom left corner. The distance from St. George to Cedar City is about 80 miles. Trace that path on that white line. See it? Now continue following that line. Now, take a look at this next map; keep that white line in mind.You have the rocky mountains starting around Cedar City and Zion National Park. I can even see it from my house, so we can assume it is nearly in my visual range. What does this have to do with how long it takes to travel on horseback? Now, as I’ve only a bit of horsebacking experience, I can assume 30 miles per day to be average back in the day of the Pioneers (mid to late 1800s). However, for a modern guess, we need to place that white line from the first map over this one. What is that line? That is Interstate route 15.You have no streams to cross, no gradients of extremity, and towns all along the way. This Interstate goes From St. George all the way past the Great Salt lake. If you pace your horse, you can expect a two day trip following I-15 from St. George to Cedar City. You could really push it to one day, I should think, but that would wear your mount. Having a relay system could do the trick. Horse Relays.Now, since this is in the 1800’s (I assume the late 1800’s) there won’t be a fancy interstate. However, if it is late enough in the century, there will be some sort of relay system; Go back and look at the first map. Each of those towns there started out as outposts for travelers. Brigham Young, the one who essentially founded all of Utah, set this up so that one could quickly and efficiently move up and down the state. (He actually used this in quite a few pickles). So, with plenty of rest up through the Rocky Mountains, it is safe to bet on 40 miles a day, with good conditions.But Heck, why would you want to leave?I also got some estimations from this source here. This can also answer your question.Long-haul average speed of horseback travel?

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