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Frisbee Animals
Allison, who runs an ultimate frisbee company in Nottingham, just sent in these pictures of frisbee-playing animals. First we have Frisbee Croc.

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Yeah, Frisbee Croc is a pretty obvious fake, but it's a cool photoshop nevertheless. The image comes from the Northern Territory Ultimate Frisbee site. Next we have Frisbee Horse.

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As far as I can tell, these Frisbee Horse pictures are real. The name of the horse is Namoniet. He's an Egyptian Arabian Stallion trained by Jay Evans. Reportedly Namoniet loves to catch frisbees. The challenge is getting him to give them back. I'd love to show up at a park on a weekend where guys are playing frisbee with their dogs, challenge them to a match, and then bring out my frisbee-playing horse.
Categories: Animals, Photos/Videos
Posted by Alex on Wed Aug 04, 2004
Comments (5)
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yes, it's very likely the pix are real. my girlfriend has a horse that as a colt, used to throw his feed bowl up into the air, catch it, and then run around the paddock as if his tail were on fire.

he would do this repeatedly, altho i don't recall if he allowed anyone else to 'play' or not!
Posted by scubaqueen  in  indianapolis  on  Wed Aug 04, 2004  at  12:52 PM
That is one kickarse horse! The second picture's great photography
Posted by Jenny  on  Wed Aug 04, 2004  at  03:14 PM
I have a few horses and they play with their feed buckets too, but those pictures could be fake. Horses run like that when excited or chasing one another. But I really think those pictures are real, its somewhat easy to train a horse to do that.
Posted by fzs  on  Thu Aug 05, 2004  at  12:12 PM
I think that this picture looks fake but it still looks pretty cool but so fake!!
Posted by Ashley Brotehrs  in  Manchester TN  on  Thu Apr 28, 2005  at  01:56 PM
Believe me, the photos of the horse are not faked
Posted by Aleksi  on  Mon May 08, 2006  at  10:15 AM
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