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ndenton-1 — 13 years ago(November 14, 2012 07:00 PM)

Was that crash between the two horses near the end intended to happen that way or was it a major stuntman's mistake? I can't see either horse walking away from that one. No CGI in those days so it wasn't computer generated. OUCH!

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what i want to know is was that susan clark falling off the horse or a stuntwoman?
lukejbarnett

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It was an accident. They used tripwires rather than train a horse to fall in a lot of movies back then (a trained horse always falls to its left). I don't know what the animal welfare rules were back then, but this was shot in Spain, so that may not even have mattered.
They cut before the black horse, the collider, could get up. I wonder if it ever did.

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