They said he bite people during day, it looked like the guy wanted to punch him in the head at one point trying to control him.
where did you pull that bit of nonsense from? have you ever been in the horse business?
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They shoot them right on the track ,was at a race and a horse went down they brought out screens to block it from the crowd.
Yeah, you see him turning his head and ears go up when he sees his opening.
Could be the horse is just an asshole. My last heel horse was like that. He wouldn't bite at people, but anything w/ 4 legs inside his personal space was fair game.
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Best horse I ever had would do that. Sorting calves in the corrals, she'd bite the shit out of whatever old hide was in her way. Mare of course.....she could be a real bitch but man she could turn a cow.
we had a horse like that.. Fk'n bitch. I was 16, she stepped on my foot and wouldn't move. I had to rock her off with my shoulder in her shoulder.
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If a horse and a mule fight I know where I’m putting my money…….
Grandfather had a mule. This mule did NOT like dogs. Granddad said, the mule could kick a dog, with full packs on. I asked him how. He said, he'd watch the mules ears move, like radar, BOOOM. Send a dog into the outer space. Dogs never messed with THIS mule.
Stallions are like that, mean and nasty. You buy special insurance to keep a stallion, put them away from your other horses and keep people away, stallions will reach out from the fence and bite anyone close by, stallion chain is a must, can't show that on TV or that they also hang pork.
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I managed to spook a mustang up in the mountains of WY (Medicine Bow), had to bail before I feared we would go over a cliff. I thought I was the tough guy for choosing her over the "trail" horses. I had been eyeing her for days and wanted to say I had ridden a mustang. Totally my fault, was taking off a poncho after a hail storm about 6hrs into an all-day ride. Took off my hat right when she looked back. Got pretty beat up on the rocks but no choice but to climb back up and keep going.
Their sole function is to turn grass into shit, and they’re born looking for a place to die. It’s too damned hot in Texas to mess with a sweaty-assed horse 9 months of the year, and too cold the other three. But, I do occasionally miss ours. Occasionally…
Because he is a mean sob. The pony guy was more interested in the interview than catching and leading him off. He should of got the hell out of the way and let the regular pony guy handle him. He probably got his ass chewed for jerking on the rein like he did. That horse is going to be sore mouthed for awhile. Million dollar horses are handled better than that. His regular handlers knew how to stay out of reach and control him.
Ours have one additional function, and that is to make my daughter happy. After they lose that ability, I will be knee deep in glue and horse food.
That's the thing about the Triple Crown participants. They don't have to win. Getting there gives them a bloodline that makes them worth a fortune as stud horses. Short of an injury like a broken leg (rare) these horses will get put at stud and make their owners a boatload of money.
As I said, both of ours were "fixed". They were valuable as competitive jumpers.
Ask @lowlight about the price of hunter/jumpers and dressage horses ;-) Ah ha hahaha.
