The Jockey Club recognizes its new owner. The horse's hearing is very sensitive. As long as you talk to it and say hello, it will recognize its owner. When raising a horse, it takes half a year to get to know its owner, and the horse's IQ is very high, equivalent to the IQ of a 6-year-old human being. After it recognizes its owner, it will be very loyal to its owner. If the horse changes its owner for some reason, the horse will recognize the new owner after getting along with it for a period of time.

Signs of a horse recognizing its new owner:

1. The horse will get close to you. The horse will nudge you with its head and get close to you. Also, the horse is relaxed around you, breathing on your face and expressing affection through its panting.

2. The Jockey Club welcomes you. The horse will come over and say hello to you, and will express its welcome in this way.

3. The horse will bark at you. In order to get the owner's attention, the horse will bark at you when the owner approaches.

4. The horse will rest its head on you. It means that it trusts you very much and feels very safe and comfortable around you.