You shouldn't be behind the horse, if at all possible. Otherwise, if you have to go directly behind a horse and there is no other option, you should always let the horse know your there. Run your hand along his/her back and rump, speaking softly as not to startle her but loud enough that she can hear it. If you are 6ft behind a horse, the horse could easily still kick you if it is big enough or it could back up to make a hit. If you be extremely quiet, it WILL spook the horse; the horse can hear MUCH better than you can and WILL hear you, regardless of how quiet you are being.
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