Were stagecoach horses taught not to stop unless they heard a code word?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes there was a special type of horse's that were called moneycarriers.They were the only ones that were taught in this way all other stagecoach horse's were just regular horse's.They were used to transport gold or anything of value. They were taught a code word that was the only way to get them to stop. There was no way to get them to stop other then shooting them.They would keep going no matter of who was in front of them.

Answer 3

Oh honey, those stagecoach horses weren't exactly sitting in a classroom learning secret code words. They were trained to keep on trotting until their reins told them otherwise. No need for fancy codes, just good ol' fashioned training and a firm hand on the reins.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, stagecoach horses weren't exactly sitting in a classroom learning secret code words. They were trained to keep going unless they heard a specific command from the driver. It's not like they were part of some equine spy agency, just following basic training to keep the stagecoach moving smoothly.

Answer 5

No, stagecoach horses were typically trained to respond to specific commands given by the driver rather than a specific code word. These commands would include cues for starting, stopping, turning, and maintaining a certain speed. Consistent training and reinforcement of these commands were crucial for the safety and efficiency of stagecoach travel.