What to do if you meet an angry horse?

[Maxmillian 140]

Just curious. I have never seen a angry horse before in my life. But if you met one. What would be best cause of action?

 

[Anonymous138 60]

I’ve met a miniature horse that legit full out tried to kick a donkey just to get the feed first. If I was in a paddock with one I would sprint as far away as I possibly could until I trip and fall over dramatically. 

[Fluttershutter 2,876]

Uh, stay away!  Horses are huge!

I've never seen an angry one in my very limited experience. I guess there are people who know how to handle them but if you don't you could get kicked like a football.

[Snow 8,445]

Stay on the opposite side of the fence. 

 

I grew up around horses and they can be very temperamental and unpredictable. If you aren’t use to being around them it is best to keep a big fence between you and them.

[Cheery Berry Blossom 221]

Throw an apple across hem/her and when it look away I would just run! If it doesn't work ...RUN

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,114]

Stay in the library, no way he's gonna find you in there  

[Dreambiscuit 11,136]

Keep some distance from it. I used to care for an assortment of miniature horses as part of a summer job and even though they were smaller than full-sized horses, they could be nasty. If one ever got out of its pen I was the lucky minimum-wage grunt who had to somehow wrangle the vile little beast back into it. This usually resulted in a good kick from the horse in question, usually somewhere on my legs, before I would limp back to the rest of my duties. Usually after receiving a good kick I would say, “Fare thee well, horse-out-of-hell, you have been emancipated!” and leave the task to someone who was getting paid better, and whose job description included babysitting unruly four-legged abominations. Hooves are hard and they don’t feel good when applied with velocity to one’s person. They can bite pretty good too.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,114]

Taking notes from Dreamy's advice on this situation