Janice, I promise you they don't.  I wonder if it compounds with numbers.

My non-horsey husband feeds in the evening after he picks out the two stalls
(bless him).  Twist and Yrsa are not stabled, but at least one of them gets
locked in to eat and they both seem to prefer stalls for potty.

Anyway, non-horsey has every horse we've ever had here join his liberty act.
He goes out there and Twist sedately and politely walks into his stall and
Yrsa sedately and quietly walks into her stall.  One of them has the door
closed (different dietary requirements) and then he throws hay.  I never
watch how he achieves this.  I think it's quiet repitition.

Nancy

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