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I would agree, if the horse was off by itself.  However, that wasn't  
the case.  The biting horse was in a group with 3 other horses.  In  
one case, the owner has tried to get their horse away from a  
potential situation.  In the other case, the horse is part of a  
group, and one other person joins the group.    I think a bit  
stronger warning was warranted in this case.



On Jan 28, 2008, at 3:50 PM, Truman Prevatt wrote:

> Did they say, bite your horse? No they said bite. The "your horse"  
> was an assumption you made. Your assumption was wrong. The warning  
> was given. The warning was unheeded. If the bite was out of the  
> blue without warning, there is a case. It wasn't.
>
> Truman

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