"geoff" wrote in message
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In message , soup writes
dennis@home wrote:


That would support what I said, they go where the driver wants to be and
not to their stables.

Left to their own devices they will return to their stables.
C.F. any number of reports of horses throwing their rider then
running "home".

If they are following a route they often take they can memorise
it, so stopping at pubs or following corners (bends in the road).


You're right over dense's head there

Well over goef's head there,
he doesn't even understand "home" in the first place.
He thinks going back to a pub is going home.
He also can't understand that "home" is not where the horse decides to go
but where the driver decides to go.