Last night when I went to feed my horse she was
acting really bizare. She was running around obviously scared of one end of
her pasture. After about 20 minutes her HR was down, but she wouldn't touch
her food. So, I decided to go ahead and throw her in the stall for the night.
She relaxed and started munching away on her hay as I left.
This morning I was greeted by a herd of horses
standing in my empty pasture, my nieghbor fixing his fence where his pony had
run through a wood/barbed wire fence, and my other neighbors herd of yearling
TBs screaming from her front gate. Caught the neighbor who's horses were at my
place as he was coming to find them. They'd run through his PVC fence and his
neighbor's horses had run through electric and barbed wire last night. My
horse was the only one on the road who was where she belonged, wonder if she'd
gotten out if I'd left her in the pasture?
In conversation with my neighbor he said it
always happens on the last full moon of summer, last night. Anybody else hear
that? My horse was acting strange this morning, but I think she was upset at
having strangers in her pasture last night. They ate in places she doesn't,
slept in her "spot", and pooped in the walkway (cardinal sin with my mare!
LOL).