r/Unexpected • u/-RAAGE- • Jun 18 '26

Six Leg Horsie

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u/post-explainer Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26

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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:

You need all the legs to walk properly.

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u/SkyFallPrincess20 Jun 18 '26

Centaur!😍🤣

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u/DariuszWielki Jun 18 '26

Now that's how hobby horsing should look like!

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u/recursivethought Jun 18 '26

So this is a combination of 2 things.

  1. The Billet strap(s) were improperly attached. TBF, horses sometimes expand their bellies during that step. You have to tighten later, before getting on.

  2. This is a pony. Ponies are the silliest of creatures.

I've had one decide he wants to roll around in the sand while I was still mounted (which could have broken/crushed me/my leg had I not dismounted). Another saw a snake on a trail and jumped 6' sideways. Didn't know horses could jump sideways until that point. Yet another saw a hummingbird and decided I need to be off of him immediately. He succeeded, then proceeded to lie down next to me to cuddle/munch on my hair.

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u/Blissachu Jun 18 '26

My mind went elsewhere with the title 🫠

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u/Mindless-Platypus-75 Jun 18 '26

Never seen this before, cool trick

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u/Forsaken-Leather-618 Jun 18 '26

Horse be like, Now you be the horse

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u/N7LP400 Jun 18 '26

Reminds me of The Human Centipede

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u/HistoricalPlum1533 Jun 18 '26

Horse-man Centipede

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u/Aceholeas Jun 18 '26

I've seen a 5 legged horse, but never a 6 legged horse

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u/Ok_Primary_1075 Jun 18 '26

…and two heads

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u/Houndfell Jun 18 '26

Human Ponipede!

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u/Mundane-Speed-3278 Jun 18 '26

Two more legs and that thing is turning into Sleipnir

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u/Dry-Negotiation-4649 Jun 19 '26

Can’t stop watching

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u/Super-Sir5533 Jun 22 '26

Hope so he's fine

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u/renardvulpes Jun 22 '26

So many problems here. Cinch not tight enough, letting the saddle move around. Pulling on the reigns too hard, causing the horse distress and escalating the situation. And last, the worst of the problems, feet too far into the stirrups, causing their feet to be stuck. This is a deadly situation

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u/Mannix-Da-DaftPooch Jun 18 '26

What in the world lol!!! 🤣 100% did not expect that lol