Once a horse has been "educated" on a hot fence, he won't EVER come near that spot again. That's why electric fences and horses just don't mix.
Further, you can take down all the fence, all the posts, haul 'em compltely off the farm and he still will not cross that area without one heck of a lot of proding.
Electric fences are just like rattlesnakes to a horse. He won't ever knowingly go anywhere close to 'em.
Honestly think you're trying to contain that animal with nothing more than a "ribbon".
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