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What do these trouble lines mean: “boxed-in”, “bolted”, “climbing” and “avoided geese”?

Question by Karmageddon: What do these trouble lines mean: “boxed-in”, “bolted”, “climbing” and “avoided geese”?

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Answer by dandyrandywhitetruck
I’m not sure of them all but boxed-in means a horse is in the middle of a bunch of other horses, meaning he he boxed in. and bolted means he took off real quick, meaning he bolted. climbing means he was in somewhat of the behind and is starting to climb forward. Im not sure about avoided geese

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  1. betotron don
    January 9th, 2011 at 04:12 | #1
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    boxed = can not get through because horses are all around in front/both sides/etc
    climbing = horse gets out of stride and leads with both front legs
    bolted = hops in air usually coming out of the gate
    avoided geese = had a perfect trip with no interference from traffic in front

  2. Pitybluesboy
    January 9th, 2011 at 04:36 | #2
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    Betotron Don gave you a great answer.

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