I have always wondered what other's horses do.  My buckskin mare absolutely loves coffee and she loves diet cokes!  She will literally snatch a can or bottle if you leave it sitting where she can reach it!  I need to snap a pic of her sometime.  I have another ex racehorse TB that will carry around her feed pan, she will bang it on the metal pasture gate if I am late feeding!  Horses can be so hilarious!  

I've got 2 that will carry their feed pan around and one that will steal anything left lying around.  Of course he was the one that found my mud boots after the tornado in Oct blew them off the back porch.  He brought one back to his stall and was carrying the other one around in the pasture. 

My "boys" will try to grab each others halters and lead the other around.

Same here, they really are fun to watch.  We actually have 3 ducks who apparently think they are horses as well, and my horses don't seem to mind.  I know why the ducks get in the pasture (left over grain in the you know what), but they actually come and get in the stalls and the horses will actually wait for them to leave the stalls before they try to go in.  I just told my daughter this morning we were going to have to get little duck saddles for our horse-ducks.

We have a gelding that came over from Germany (he was never turned out). At home, each horse has a run attached to their stall - when he plays with his 'over the fence' buddies, he will stick his tongue out about 5 inches and let them try to bite it..... it is absolutely hysterical! (Of course one day we will walk in to find that said horse has 5 inches less tongue This same horse will stick his tongue out through the bars of his stall so that you will scratch it and pull on it.

One of my horses will take his feed tub and run it across the front of his stall (iron bars) when he is hungry or when you are late feeding him - like he's in jail!

A horse that used to be in my barn would make pig noises so you would scratch his armpits.....don't ask why...I don't know!!!!!

This a great post, let's keep it going!

There is a gelding in our barn who scrapes his teeth against the bars in the bars that separate the stalls half way up, at feeding time.  He scrapes his teem from the bottom up, along about 2 feet of bars...it reverberates throughout the whole barn.  Imagine running your fingers along the teeth of a comb...that is what it is like only really loud.  He looks like a criminal rattling a tin cup along the jail bars :) 

  My 4 year old TW absolutely loves water.  If the sprinklers are on in the pasture, he's playing in them - he'll move around so the water stream hits him in certain places, he'll move his face so the water hits him in the mouth, etc.  If he's in the pasture and anyone is rinsing their horses off, he'll walk over to them and nudge them until they rinse him off as well. And when you're rinsing him, he will move his head around to the water and want to drink out of the hose.  He's great about walking through water and will drink as he's walking along. 

     He also adores bran.  If he's in the stall, and I'm mixing it up, he'll stick his head out of the window and nicker until I give it to him.  When he's eating it, he really relishes it and will get it all over his face.  He'll slop it on the window sil and the bucket and then lick it up afterwards.  When he's done his face is a just a mess and I have to rinse it off.

If it's not tied down they will take off with it. Anything from feed bowls to fencing supplies. I will have to say it's only my geldings that do odd ball things. The mare doesn't do anything odd.

My one gelding likes to grab the end of the lariat and hold it in his mouth while I'm roping the buford. He's also the one that likes to pick up the barn cat.

My neighbors Arabian will eat about anything except turkey. He even spit it out and kept eating the pastrami.

The gelding I had as a kid used to pick on my dad.  My dad didn't hear well, but he'd be out in the pasture, picking manure.  This 15.2 hand horse would literally sneak  up and scare the CRAP outta my poor dad.  Then while dad's trying to catch his breath, my gelding would run off and trot around like he was just the ultimate.  I have to smile just thinking about it!