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The foal likely bolted due to a sudden fright or stress, which is common in young horses as they are still developing their coping mechanisms. It could have been startled by a loud noise, movement from another animal, or an unfamiliar object. This instinctual response is a survival mechanism, allowing the foal to escape perceived danger quickly. Additionally, foals are naturally curious and energetic, which can lead them to run impulsively in various situations.

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