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“Propping” is when a horse suddenly stops forward motion and plants either momentarily or long term its front or hind legs in an effort to stop doing what it has been doing. Horse can “prop” only for a millisecond while looking at something new that caught their eye. Or they can downright stop and refuse to move on again in an act of defiance or independence.
