In 2012, the TV series Born to Explore with Richard Wiese visited a ranch in Chile to meet the horses and their trainer. During the filming, a horse named Chunchun decided it would be fun to mess with camera operator Greg Harriott. Harriott does his best to maintain professionalism while Chunchun nuzzles his face, scratches his head and at one point even chomps on his ear. Well done, Greg, and well done, Chunchun.
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true professionalism but too funny
Hahahahah this is so great! I love that horse. He is so gentle but gives him just enough of a pinch to hurt and he knows it. What a character.
I really love that horse, the animal is such a ham!
Of course the person scratching his withers wasn’t helping! That made him want to reciprocate and scratch back. And the cameraman was there for that handy scratch.
Trust worthy camera man!
Don’t understand why he didn’t just move over a little bit!
I agree with Helen, why didn’t he just move over a few feet. It was the ear nibble that would have made me move!