I love Ozark, and in the third season Marty and Wendy, buy a Horse Farm for their drug lord, Omar Navarro. Mr. Navarro is in a war with one Stallion's owner. Mr. Navarro's retaliation-he is going to cut off the balls of his rival's stud. The horse can on longer make any money for his enemy.
In real life, the fate of a racehorse's balls is determined by their temperament. Some colts are just too aggressive to keep their testicles, and the best decision is to cut them. Another decision is their bloodline is just not valuable to reproduce. Whatever the decision to cut them, they are now called geldings.
Usually, the procedure is preformed with the horse standing under general anesthesia. When the Vet snips the balls, you definitely hear a crunch! The balls are then tossed on top of the barn for good luck. I have personally witnessed a couple of cuts in my life.
Just thought you would like to know!
