How to Uncast a Horse
Find someone to help you.. Talk to your horse before you approach it.. Position yourself and your helper behind the horse's back.
Steps
Find someone to help you.
Find someone to help you.
Talk to your horse before you approach it.
Talk to your horse before you approach it.
Position yourself and your helper behind the horse's back.
Position yourself and your helper behind the horse's back.
Have your helper hold onto the horse's neck and head.
Have your helper hold onto the horse's neck and head.
Grasp the horse's mane near the center of its neck and pull.
Grasp the horse's mane near the center of its neck and pull.
See if the horse can roll over and right itself.
See if the horse can roll over and right itself.
Pull its tail to move its backside to the center of the stall.
Pull its tail to move its backside to the center of the stall.
Call your veterinarian if the horse seems ill or injured.
Call your veterinarian if the horse seems ill or injured.
Get someone to help you.
Get someone to help you.
Talk to your horse before you approach it.
Talk to your horse before you approach it.
Position yourself behind the horse's back.
Position yourself behind the horse's back.
Wrap longe-lines around the horse's fetlocks.
Wrap longe-lines around the horse's fetlocks.
Move as close to the stall opening as possible while holding the lines.
Move as close to the stall opening as possible while holding the lines.
Get out of the stall immediately once the horse starts to get up.
Get out of the stall immediately once the horse starts to get up.
Leave the horse unstabled if possible.
Leave the horse unstabled if possible.
Keep the horse in a stall that is too small for it to cast itself.
Keep the horse in a stall that is too small for it to cast itself.
Create banks in the horse's stall using bedding.
Create banks in the horse's stall using bedding.
Build a custom stall with removable partitions.
Build a custom stall with removable partitions.
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