He photographed a trotting horse as it passed with these cameras and the photos showed that at racing speed, all four feet sometimes come off the ground. Indeed, they do. They have big, bulging eyes set high and wide on their heads. The placement of their eyes allow them to see nearly all the way around themselves. They don't need to turn their heads to see what's behind them, even if they are grazing.
Horses do have two blind spots, however.
One is just behind the tail and the other is just in front of the nose. These and other fascinating facts abound in this book of horses. This program is for children who are 8 to 12 years old. During the first hour of the program children will make outer-space puppets. To register your children for this program, call us at 432-1980.