08-16-2015, 03:20 PM
[as the horse on the right]
Throwing his weight back he rises to meet the other in a rear. They are head on and as they clash their limbs collide and link, his left foreleg hooking over the other’s right. It brings them closer together and his neck twists to the right as he comes underneath the others jaw to avoid his opponents teeth. He can feel the other stallion’s hoof on his left shoulder blade, the jagged edge of it scratching along his skin. There’s no way the hoof can inflict any deeper damage, it’s all superficial. It angers him enough that his own teeth seek the flesh of the bay stallion, his muzzle already under the other’s jaw so he seeks to damage his throat. It’s unlikely that his herbivore teeth are going to tear flesh, he’s not going for the jugular by any means since that would be stupid, but he can perhaps put enough pressure on the trachea to make breathing more difficult. That is if he can close in on that area and clamp down as hard as he likes. If you can’t breathe then you can’t fight. Simple enough. As they are still linked he uses as much of his weight as he can to bear down and push the other away as he finishes his attack and comes down from his rear.
Throwing his weight back he rises to meet the other in a rear. They are head on and as they clash their limbs collide and link, his left foreleg hooking over the other’s right. It brings them closer together and his neck twists to the right as he comes underneath the others jaw to avoid his opponents teeth. He can feel the other stallion’s hoof on his left shoulder blade, the jagged edge of it scratching along his skin. There’s no way the hoof can inflict any deeper damage, it’s all superficial. It angers him enough that his own teeth seek the flesh of the bay stallion, his muzzle already under the other’s jaw so he seeks to damage his throat. It’s unlikely that his herbivore teeth are going to tear flesh, he’s not going for the jugular by any means since that would be stupid, but he can perhaps put enough pressure on the trachea to make breathing more difficult. That is if he can close in on that area and clamp down as hard as he likes. If you can’t breathe then you can’t fight. Simple enough. As they are still linked he uses as much of his weight as he can to bear down and push the other away as he finishes his attack and comes down from his rear.