A dishonest horse?
Answers: Yes. Saddly I hold owned this kind of horse. I have him for 7 years and he never changed. You could never tell when he be about to explode. There be no "look" in his eye, he didn't put fund his ears, he didn't tense up... nought to warn me so I could correct him. After he be done and I had control, he be fine again... like you said, for months. I sold him to a cowboy to turn work cattle. The cowboy was "heavy-handed" but the horse seem to do better when he had an agressive duty. Hope this helps you to construct a good decission. Stay not dangerous.
Errors that cause horses to misbehave are usually cause by the rider 99% of the time. Work with him consistantly, on a shedule, and work through his blow ups.
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