>>>>Of course if the horse has a swim method and the arguments included what side
>>>>should be down a simple Horse.Swim("Back") could do the trick. :-)
>>>
>>>You sure that wouldn't give you an Error 1426? :-)
>>
>>Garrett,
>>
>>I don't think so, but you may get an ERROR_HORSE_DROWNED error.
>
>Or an H_ORSE_DROWNED result... :-)

It highly depends on the way how you use horses. Most people used to have bound horses, and this is standard approach. I prefer unbound horses (Horse.ControlSource="") which make them much more flexible and allow to set various Horse.DisplayWhileSwimmingValue regardless where actual horse is.