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Date Posted: 01:53:13 03/24/06 Fri
Author: Shatan
Subject: Why does my horse go crazy when the pressure changes?

My horse just completed 2 months of training. He does really well on nice days, but any time there is the slightest pressure change in the atmosphere, he goes nuts. On the ground appears to be a little flighty, but when you get into the saddle he bucks and goes crazy. We have tried ground working him for over an hour, and some Ace. Nothing seems to work.

My trainer states she has never seen this before. She does not seem to think it’s a physical problem, but I’m not sure.

He is feed 10% protein, 5% fat, and is on pasture. He is not stabled.

Could this be a physical problem? Has anyone seen this before, or have any suggestions?

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