Rearing up can be evasive action; for example in a young or green horse being asked to do something they don’t understand, or are confused or frightened by. Rearing in this scenario is the horse ...

Henderson labels the horse's speed as frightening but what was just as striking was his demeanour. When Lee put the saddle on his back, waiting for De Boinville to get a leg-up, you could see ...

Smith attempted to pull the horse forward for an excessive period of time resulting in the horse rearing up and falling, making heavy contact with the pool barrier partitions. - Smith did forcefully ...

The horse can be seen rearing up before it throws the driver off the buggy who lands painfully on the bonnet of the car. A person, believed to be the dog's owner, can also be seen running into ...

The horse went as far as whinnying and rearing up on his hind legs, along with stealing people’s hats, all brought to life in fluid motions by the puppeteering team. Tom explained ...