Silver Lining

February 21st, 2007

What do horses consider to be horse-eating things?

Posted by Silver in Uncategorized

For a horse, survival is their #1 priority. So, in order to survive, horses spook at a LOT of things and don’t calm down until they are convinced whatever they spooked at is harmless (the convincing process could take HOURS). Horses spook at…

dumpsters

trash cans

porta pottys

judges

umbrellas

blankets

at times other horses

flags

flowery fences

treew blowing in the wind

you

shadows (no joke, even their own)

reflections

papers

plastic bags

arena entrances

loudspeakers

dogs

little kids

ponies (a lot of horses are affraid of ponies. why? we may never know.)

dressage whips

jumping bats

show ground stalls

barn doors

cats

wow, that list could go on forever! on second thought, maybe I should have asked what are horses NOT afraid of…



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  1. on February 21st, 2007 at 9:11 pm

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  2.    rubyredslippers said,

    on February 27th, 2007 at 1:23 pm

    lamas! and alpacas and anything w/ 4 legs!

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