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my 19-yo Arab is also a lip flipper.  I think its kinda cute.  He does it when 
he's pissed off, nervous or impatient.  

Quoting rides2far@xxxxxxxx:

> > Occasionally, when we are in a situation where there is a lot of 
> > outside stress(i.e: lots of commotion, 4-wheelers, dogs barking, etc.)
> she 
> > will exhibit the same lip-flipping behaviour. t I'm just curious if
> anyone else has an experience 
> > with this "lip-flipping"
> Rock, the horse I'm riding right now does that. I refer to it as
> "backtalking". He reminds me of a teenager who talks about you under
> their breath. If he won't stand still and I repremand him he'll stand
> still, but flip that lower lip. If you tighten the girth, he'll roll that
> eye and flip the lip. He's got a voracious appetite though and has had no
> problems competing. He's competed 10 years off and on, got 750 miles, no
> colic ever, never off his feed.
>
> Angie
>
> -- 
Karen Williams
Spotsylvania, VA
www.mattariver.com

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