Not a horse. No pine woods - but only rubber trees. In a more ideal photographic situation or to make a photograph more appealing to a broader audience. No one would reject such a photograpgh, may be it can even decorate your bed room or hang a poster size picture in the living room as well. Thus, you will never enjoy such gruelling fact to allow a photograph like the one shown above to have the luxury to display proudly in your living room.
First problem is the cow.
Especially for those who had a nice meal last night on the dining table with a sizzling hot plate of steak. Second was the rubber trees in the rubber estate. A horse should be free and relates directly to nature, to combine the meal on the table with a cultivated crop may even make things worse. We have all been taught since those bedtime stories days that how the prince came in the rescue of a pretty princess in a white horse or seeing horses in the wild nature were as free as a butterflies in the cowboy series or carefully selected and sensored article in the Discovery Channel. No one enjoys horse meat regardless how delicious it smells unless it is not survivor state.