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Horses have a fight or flight instinct when it comes to facing danger. More of the time they will flight, or flee. They will try to outrun the danger, but if that is not possible, or there is no place to run they will fight. Fighting for a horses is trampling, kicking, biting, rearing, bucking, and stiking
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