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Tractor need more H.P?.give it more kick!

No way. I have been kicked with both feet in the belly, and I didn't have any thing like that happen.
Hurt like heck for a week, and the horse got her head, well she won't do it again.
 
After looking at it again, I don't know. One thing I noticed is the horse's body didn't move, only the leg moved. To make a 200 pound body move that quick and fast I would think the horse's body would have moved forward from the reaction. I don't think a horse has that much strength and sheer mass to make it happen. A freight train maybe but not a horse.
 
It's fake. There is no way a kick like that could throw a man that size that far that hard, and flip him upside down to boot.

Also at the speed he hit the van, it would have done far more damage to the van than just a broken window.

They can do amazing things with video editing software these days.
 
I googled Dodge Center and found it much too far away from me. Darned! If I need steel in quantity State Steel in Spencer Ia is the closest for me. They have it in full lengths only but will cut for a fee. I don't know how they compare with other yards for prices.
 
UPDATE: Definitely FAKE FAKE FAKE!

The video is a piece of the trailer for the new "Paul Blart Mall Cop 2" movie.
 
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