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Equinophobia is a psychological fear of horses, derived from the Phobos for fear and Equus for horse.

Sufferers of Equinophobia usually experience an anxiety of approaching horses.

Equinophobics usually begin such feelings at a young age, either:

• Falling off a horse while riding
• Being bitten by a horse at a young age
• Meeting a horse for the first time that turns out to be aggressive^{[citations needed]}

Even in cases where horses are relatively tame, Equinophobics will avoid any form of contact with horses or stables.

Another less common word for Equinophobia is Hippophobia.

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• Little Hans
• Phobia

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