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Times Newspapers Staff Photo/Betsy Parker The horse’s sense of feel is so wellrefined that he can feel a tiny gnat landing on his skin.
point in the direction their attention is focused. Ears that are “laid back,” flattened backward, may be a warning that the horse is getting ready to kick or bite, or that the performance horse is digging in for maximum effort.
“The horse’s ears can twirl like a
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