Quit Horsing Around: Yoda the Horse Somehow Traps Himself in Stable Bars

A Canadian horse trainer recorded the moment she came across a horse that somehow trapped himself horizontally in the bars of its stable.

The video was filmed last month by a giggling Sydney R. Steadman, a horse trainer at 4ever R Acres in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

She first posted the video on TikTok where it went viral before sharing the clip on her Instagram account with the message: "The original has 5.1mil views now but this one is my fav."

Steadman told Zenger News that the video features Yoda the horse, who was born on the farm and is 1 year old.

She said: "He is perfectly fine and was not injured, I posted an update of him so everyone can see he is OK."

In the first video, Steadman is heard giggling as she approaches Yoda's stable and sees him somehow trapped horizontally in the bars.

She asks Yoda: "What have you done? How? How?"

Sydney adds: "What the f**k! How am I going to get you out?"

Yoda responds by turning his head slightly to acknowledge his trainer.

In the second video, Steadman gives concerned viewers an update on Yoda's wellbeing.

While filming the horse, standing upright on his four legs this time, she says: "So everyone was wondering if Yoda was OK. Yoda is perfectly fine.

"He was zero percent fazed by the incident."

Steadman whips off the horse's cover and tells watchers: "The grand Yoda reveal so everyone knows he's alive and well!"

She also talks about the band that Yoda has around his neck and says: "It is not for cribbing, just for keeping his neck nice and skinny."

She then shows how the band is not very tight for the viewers who were worried about Yoda's safety.

Yoda is then seen being taken for a little walk around the barn.

During the walk, Steadman said: "Yoda is only a yearling"

She adds: "He is doing pretty damn good!"

The next part of the video shows Steadman recreate the rescue of Yoda with her friend.

Steadman shows that she pushed Yoda's head and he just rolled over to a normal position while her friend hilariously mimics the horse movements.

At the end of the video, Steadman also clarifies why Yoda was in such a dangerous enclosure by showing a nearby cage occupied by a foal and its mother.

She told Zenger News: "He was fine. He was there for maybe three minutes. I left to feed an animal outside and came back to find him like that."

She added: "No Yodas were harmed in the filming of the videos."

This story was provided to Newsweek by Zenger News.