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Generally speaking, horses see poorly. ... As a horse approaches a strange jump, it lowers its Undoubtedly, some stumbling results from the horses not watching the area over which it travels and not remembering where the obstacles are.
First, humans eyes are frontally located, as are most predators, while horses and other prey animals have laterally laced eyes. The frontal location of out eyes gives us excellent binocular stereoscopic vision with accurate depth perception, while the horses laterally placed eyes yield extremely limited depth perception (therefore the horse has a hard time differentiating a puddle from a deep water hole or the inside of a dark trailer from an endless tunnel).
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