question about horses at the finish line

[Downthestretch55]

Horses "talk" with their ears.
If they're forward, they are curious, attentive, looking.
If they're pinned, they're defensive. best get your fingers out of the way before you get bit.
I agree with Danzig, they know if they've been beat. Also, they sulk when one of their pasture buddies goes missing.
Now, here's a question...did you ever notice that the grooms bringing horses over from the barn to the paddock always are looking down?
Is there something that they don't want to step in?
btw...did you ever notice where a horse's ears are when it takes a dump?

Originally Posted by Downthestretch55

Horses "talk" with their ears.
If they're forward, they are curious, attentive, looking.
If they're pinned, they're defensive. best get your fingers out of the way before you get bit.
I agree with Danzig, they know if they've been beat. Also, they sulk when one of their pasture buddies goes missing.
Now, here's a question...did you ever notice that the grooms bringing horses over from the barn to the paddock always are looking down?
Is there something that they don't want to step in?
btw...did you ever notice where a horse's ears are when it takes a dump?

On it's head?

[Downthestretch55]

No foolin' you, Blue Eyes.