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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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| − | + | [[Kate]] first encountered the horse after being [[prisoner and hostage situations|captured]] by the [[Marshal]] at a bus station while buying a ticket to [[Tallahassee]], FL. The horse was standing in the middle of the road and caused the marshal to swerve and hit a tree, letting Kate escape. |
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| − | * When Kate approaches the horse, we see a full-length shot of it. To the right of the picture there is a hand that seems to be commanding the horse to stand still. Presumably this is the horse-trainer, and not something central to the plot (''see also: [[Bloopers#"What Kate Did"|Bloopers]]''). |
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| ⚫ | [[Charlie]] later referred to the horse after [[Locke]] interpreted [[Charlie|his]] visions as evidence of drug use. "Kate sees a ''horse'' -- nothing," he said. "Pretty much everybody's seen [[Walt Lloyd|Walt]] wandering around the jungle. But when it's Charlie it must be the bloody drugs, right?" {{crossref|2x12}} |
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| − | * Walter Farley, author of {{link|The Black Stallion}} series, also wrote a book about an Island Stallion (not black), who was on an island with a secret valley and tunnels built by Spanish Conquistadors. He also wrote ''The Black Stallion and Flame'' in which the Black Stallion finds himself on the Island Stallion's island as the result of a plane crash. [http://theblackstallion.com/otherbooks_walterfarley.html Walter Farley book synopses] |
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| − | * Horse trainer Wendy Gooding revealed on the [[Lost: The Complete Second Season (DVD)|Season 2 DVD]] in the extra "Lost on Location: What Kate Did" that a three-and-a-half-year-old Georgian Grande(a crossbreed of a Friesian and an American Saddlebred) filly named ''Flying W Farms Princess Black Pearl'' played the role of the horse. It was also revealed that a copious amount of RIT dye was applied to the horse, presumably to enhance its black sheen. |
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| + | A three-and-a-half-year-old filly named "Flying W Farms Princess Black Pearl" played the role of the horse. The horse was a Georgian Grande, a crossbreed of a Friesian and an American Saddlebred. According to horse trainer Wendy Gooding, a copious amount of RIT dye was applied to the horse, presumably to enhance its black sheen. {{crossref|Lost: The Complete Second Season (DVD)}} |
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| + | When Kate approaches the horse, we see a full-length shot of it. To the right of the picture, the camera captures the horse trainer's hand. |
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| + | [[Damon Lindelof]] and [[Carlton Cuse]] classified the horse as "undead" in a [[Official_Lost_Podcast_transcript/March_21,_2008|podcast]], a category they otherwise reserved for forms of the [[Man in Black]]. |
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== Unanswered questions == |
== Unanswered questions == |
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==See also== |
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Revision as of 20:37, 14 June 2014
Kate had several encounters with a black horse.
Appearances
Kate is in Tallahassee when a black horse causes her car to crash. ("What Kate Did")
Kate first encountered the horse after being captured by the Marshal at a bus station while buying a ticket to Tallahassee, FL. The horse was standing in the middle of the road and caused the marshal to swerve and hit a tree, letting Kate escape.
She later saw the horse, or one identical to it, on the Island while she was picking fruit. She told a semi-concious Sawyer about what she assumed to be a hallucination and later asked Charlie if he had seen horses on the Island. He hadn't.
After leading Sawyer out of the Swan for a breath of fresh air, Kate saw the horse again and this time even petted it. Sawyer saw it as well, proving it no mere hallucination.
Later references
Charlie later referred to the horse after Locke interpreted his visions as evidence of drug use. "Kate sees a horse -- nothing," he said. "Pretty much everybody's seen Walt wandering around the jungle. But when it's Charlie it must be the bloody drugs, right?" ("Fire + Water")
Sawyer talking to Kate on the beach, later referred to their shared sight, saying, "I wouldn't be surprised if Jack didn't find himself that horse of yours and start leading the charge in a big white hat." ("The Long Con")
Behind the scenes
Horse-trainer's hand in shot. ("What Kate Did")
A three-and-a-half-year-old filly named "Flying W Farms Princess Black Pearl" played the role of the horse. The horse was a Georgian Grande, a crossbreed of a Friesian and an American Saddlebred. According to horse trainer Wendy Gooding, a copious amount of RIT dye was applied to the horse, presumably to enhance its black sheen. (Lost: The Complete Second Season (DVD))
When Kate approaches the horse, we see a full-length shot of it. To the right of the picture, the camera captures the horse trainer's hand.
Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse classified the horse as "undead" in a podcast, a category they otherwise reserved for forms of the Man in Black.
Unanswered questions
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- For fan theories about these unanswered questions, see: Black horse/Theories
- What was the nature of the horse on the island?
See also
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