Re: If whistling doesn't work

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

OR, take him to where another horse has just peed...the smell often gets them
goin'

Teddy


Marinera wrote:

> You might try, hopefuly when noone is looking, dumping a sack of your horse's
> own manure and standing the horse in it at a vet stop.  Just load up a sack of
> it before you leave home, and if all else fails, it is worth a try.  It has
> worked for a nervous horse I had.  Julie Suhr


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