Wind-sucking is similar to cribbing and produces the same noise. The difference between wind-sucking and cribbing is that when wind-sucking, a horse doesn't steady himself on a stationary object before drawing air into the back of his throat.
The term cribbing is used to describe the behavior of a horse who rests his top teeth on a relatively stationary object and sucks air into his throat. About three percent of all horses crib, although in some populations of thoroughbred racing horses, this figure may be as high as 10 percent.
Cribbing is a stereotypy, a repetitive sequence of behaviors that appears to have no purpose. It occurs in all breeds of horses, regardless of temperament, and lasts about three to five seconds. A horse first presses his teeth on an object. Usually any object will do, including a feed bin, a bucket, the top of the stall door or a stall board, a fence or post, a tree trunk or limb, or even the horse's own foreleg or a human conveniently standing nearby. The horse then contracts his muscles and arches his neck, pulling on the object while sucking air back into his throat and then releasing the air all at once. The release of air makes a distinctive belching or grunting sound.
the horse wind is a native American horse told in many tales if you want know more you would have to ask a native American in mescalero new Mexico :]
Many horse may like wind..It doesnt always matter on the breed, but on the horse.some horse like it, some dont. I would know. HahaHope I helped
If a horse gets bored it can start bad habits like cribbing (chewing on wood), wind sucking (where the horse grabs the door of its stall w/ its teeth and sucks the air into it's mouth, a horse can get "high" this way), or weaving (standing still and swinging his head back and forth).
I don't know the torque but the stock horsepower is listed at 160. sucks i know..
A horse will eventually die from wind sucking but would take a horses lifetime for them to die. A horse would die from wind sucking if it breaks its wind pipe.
Many horses do. We keep ours out of duting areas and away from flying hay and out of the wind. I do not know of any treatments for them. I wish you and your horse luck.
I know that it sucks...
Boreas was the Greek god of the North Wind.
i don't know to be onest! this sucks! :P i don't know to be onest! this sucks! :P
Don't. It sucks. Play it in horse instead
The horse's name in "Wind in the Willows" is 'Wayfarer'. He is a character that appears in the chapter "The Further Adventures of Toad".
yes when they are bored