A total of 29 people have now been arrested after violence erupted following Newcastle's match against Sunderland on Sunday.
Three police officers were also injured during clashes with Newcastle fans after their side's 3-0 defeat at St James' Park.
Amid sporadic violence across the city center, missiles were thrown at officers as the fans tried to confront Sunderland supporters at Central Station, Newcastle.
Video footage of the violence showed fans picking up empty glass bottles and throwing them towards the police as well as a burning bin lying on its side in the road.
Pictures and video also emerged of a man trying to punch a police horse before he was hauled to the ground by officers.
The West Yorkshire Police Horses Twitter account have tweeted a picture of the horse in question, called Bud, saying he is safe and well and appears fine.
The picture showed Bud in his paddock on Monday morning and thanked people for their concern. They also tweeted that all other horses returned safe and well.
Chief Superintendent Steve Neill, of Northumbria Police, said on Sunday: "The vast majority of fans were well behaved today and enjoyed the Tyne-Wear derby for the great occasion that it is.
"Disappointingly, there was some disorder involving what appear to be Newcastle United supporters following the match in the city center, including an incident at Central Station.
"Disruptive behavior of any kind is not tolerated. Inquiries will take place into these incidents and action will be taken against all those involved."
