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in depth with binocular vision. He sees them flat, as we do if we shut one eye. While the horse sees less detail than we do, he is much more sensitive to movement Experts say that, because of the position of the horse’s eyes on the sides of his head, jumping is done primarily from memory: When galloping to a jump, the horse actually loses sight of it just before lifting for take-off. In training, he learns how to judge the height and breadth of a fence from sight
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