A horse that is flagging his tail is excited and keyed up, and often about to run - it's a playful gesture, but can indicate they're not paying attention.
Friday, January 27, 2017
What is a flagged tail?
A flagged tail is one that is being held high, above the level of the back. It's more obvious in Arabians and Saddlebreds, because they have naturally higher tails.
A horse that is flagging his tail is excited and keyed up, and often about to run - it's a playful gesture, but can indicate they're not paying attention.
A horse that is flagging his tail is excited and keyed up, and often about to run - it's a playful gesture, but can indicate they're not paying attention.
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