I know it has been said Bees hate horses but I have always had bees around 
mine with no general aggression.  The one time I did have trouble was a 
beautiful fall day with bees flying but nothing much to work. I was waiting 
for the trimmer and had liberally sprayed my horse with Farnhams 
emulsifiable spray Repel-X.  We were attached and run out of the area. 
Don't know what was in it but I had to move to the neighbors yard for safety 
and put the horse in the back gate to avoid the bees.

Coleene



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