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Barb has a good point and yes, eye changes can be subtle but from the 
horse's perspective, life-threatening.  It would be a good idea to have 
your horse thoroughly checked by either your veterinarian or by making an 
appointment at the closest Veterinarian College.  Tell them what you are 
experiencing, that you don't think it is a tack issue and that your horse 
has been a good boy up until quite recently.  Say you want to rule out any 
physical changes, especially his vision AND hearing, before deciding that 
it is a behavioral problem.

Good luck with your boy.

Barb Peck wrote:
> ...I would have his eyes checked very throughly.


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