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uh.... indeed interesting; i agree with the comments on the other site: poor horse. However, aren't Amish not allowed to do the "new media" shizzle? either he can't be amish (linked blog post's title) or he couldn't have seen Tokyo Drift.. if the latter, the horse needs to get even more sympathy for the sick ideas of his owner...

just goes to show you don't need a high powered vehicle to do neat tricks. go amish dude, go!

So "drifting" is what we used to call "doing donuts"?

i enjoyed the music, which undoubtedly was composed in a basement.

Watch the video again, focusing on the horse. It's not even breaking a sweat, I get the feeling he's actually enjoying it!

Donut = drifting in a circle. Or so I think, maybe I'm wrong...

Those who comment "Poor horsey" show their equine ignorance and have obviously never established a working relationship with a horse. Like any other intelligent and social animal they enjoy learning and participating in all sorts of activities. They are eager and able partners with humans. Well treated and maintained, horses enjoy the pursuit of a goal just as we do. Do yourselves a favor. Learn to handle a horse and find a new level of interspecies relationships. They are not pets, they are partners that are glad to hold up their end of the bargain.