Horses and Their Supernatural Powers
Author: Canoncowgirl // Category: horses and their supernatural powers, insanity, unicornsI believe my landlords horses are capable of teleportation.
Its true!
Not too long ago I was cleaning stalls when I thought I saw something move in the dark. Looking hard, I didn't see anything so I continued to muck. As I was leaving the barn I saw "something" move again and realized that it was Sadie, the 16 hand 1500 lb black Percheron, grazing on my front lawn. Needless to say I was slightly surprised and spent the next few minutes trying to herd her back into the barn.
To this day though I'm confused as to how she got OUT of the barn, since the ONLY way out would have been for her to silently and stealthily sneak past the stall I was cleaning without me seeing her. Now in my experiance 16hh 1500lb Percherons are not really known for their skills in stealth movement so the only other option is....
TELEPORTATION!! Its only logical
Then today they did it again! I was filling water buckets and so was peering in the stall to see how full they were. I observed Rusty, a chestnut morgan, munching on his hay. I took two steps to turn off the water faucet and pick up his scoop of grain. I entered Rusty's stall and not really looking at the horse said "Rusty you've made a total mess of your-" I was going to say grain bucket, but at that point I had looked up and realized that the horse I was staring at wasn't Rusty, but Khaiber (a bay arab)! We just stared at each other for a moment or two, Khaiber blinking with doe like innocence. I walked back out of the stall to see Rusty, in Khaibers stall! WTF?
The paddock gates were open, but still, they would have had to left the stalls, gone out of their fairly large paddocks and back through the others, and back into each others stalls in a matter of a few seconds. So they either completed the fastest equine Chinese fire drill in history, I'm out of my mind and cant tell the difference between a chestnut morgan and a dark bay arabian, OR....(you guessed it)
TELEPORTATION!!
Alternate theory...they're unicorns in disguise. I'm gonna think on that one.
Its true!
Not too long ago I was cleaning stalls when I thought I saw something move in the dark. Looking hard, I didn't see anything so I continued to muck. As I was leaving the barn I saw "something" move again and realized that it was Sadie, the 16 hand 1500 lb black Percheron, grazing on my front lawn. Needless to say I was slightly surprised and spent the next few minutes trying to herd her back into the barn.
To this day though I'm confused as to how she got OUT of the barn, since the ONLY way out would have been for her to silently and stealthily sneak past the stall I was cleaning without me seeing her. Now in my experiance 16hh 1500lb Percherons are not really known for their skills in stealth movement so the only other option is....
TELEPORTATION!! Its only logical
Then today they did it again! I was filling water buckets and so was peering in the stall to see how full they were. I observed Rusty, a chestnut morgan, munching on his hay. I took two steps to turn off the water faucet and pick up his scoop of grain. I entered Rusty's stall and not really looking at the horse said "Rusty you've made a total mess of your-" I was going to say grain bucket, but at that point I had looked up and realized that the horse I was staring at wasn't Rusty, but Khaiber (a bay arab)! We just stared at each other for a moment or two, Khaiber blinking with doe like innocence. I walked back out of the stall to see Rusty, in Khaibers stall! WTF?
The paddock gates were open, but still, they would have had to left the stalls, gone out of their fairly large paddocks and back through the others, and back into each others stalls in a matter of a few seconds. So they either completed the fastest equine Chinese fire drill in history, I'm out of my mind and cant tell the difference between a chestnut morgan and a dark bay arabian, OR....(you guessed it)
TELEPORTATION!!
Alternate theory...they're unicorns in disguise. I'm gonna think on that one.
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