Psychic goat predicts US election winner

A fortune-telling billy goat has predicted that Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the USA.
Boots the psychic goat predicts the results of the US Presidential election, with Hillary Clinton being his choice to win. Donald Trump is a deeply unpopular man with many Scots but it appears he's not a favourite of animals either, after a fortune-telling goat predicted he will lose the US presidential election. See Centre Press story CPGOAT; Boots the goat, decked out in a See You Jimmy hat and tartan scarf, also predicted England to defeat Scotland in their upcoming match at Wembley next week.  It is the latest in a line of predictions that has saw Boots, who lives on a farm near Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, become famous throughout Britain.  The three-year-old pedigree Golden Guernsey goat has shot to fame predicting the futures of fans at shows around the country.  And he made the headlines earlier this year when he correctly predicted the outcome of the vote on Britain's membership of the European Union. So it may come as a relief to some that he fancies Hillary Clinton to finish ahead of Trump in next weekBoots the psychic goat predicts the results of the US Presidential election, with Hillary Clinton being his choice to win. Donald Trump is a deeply unpopular man with many Scots but it appears he's not a favourite of animals either, after a fortune-telling goat predicted he will lose the US presidential election. See Centre Press story CPGOAT; Boots the goat, decked out in a See You Jimmy hat and tartan scarf, also predicted England to defeat Scotland in their upcoming match at Wembley next week.  It is the latest in a line of predictions that has saw Boots, who lives on a farm near Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, become famous throughout Britain.  The three-year-old pedigree Golden Guernsey goat has shot to fame predicting the futures of fans at shows around the country.  And he made the headlines earlier this year when he correctly predicted the outcome of the vote on Britain's membership of the European Union. So it may come as a relief to some that he fancies Hillary Clinton to finish ahead of Trump in next week
Boots the psychic goat predicts the results of the US Presidential election, with Hillary Clinton being his choice to win. Donald Trump is a deeply unpopular man with many Scots but it appears he's not a favourite of animals either, after a fortune-telling goat predicted he will lose the US presidential election. See Centre Press story CPGOAT; Boots the goat, decked out in a See You Jimmy hat and tartan scarf, also predicted England to defeat Scotland in their upcoming match at Wembley next week. It is the latest in a line of predictions that has saw Boots, who lives on a farm near Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, become famous throughout Britain. The three-year-old pedigree Golden Guernsey goat has shot to fame predicting the futures of fans at shows around the country. And he made the headlines earlier this year when he correctly predicted the outcome of the vote on Britain's membership of the European Union. So it may come as a relief to some that he fancies Hillary Clinton to finish ahead of Trump in next week

Boots the goat does stunts normally tackled by performing dogs - and he has one trick up his sleeve that even the pooches won’t attempt.

Animal trainer Sue Zacharias, 49, taught the three-year-old pedigree Golden Guernsey to predict the future of guests at their shows.

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Boots, who lives on a farm near Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, correctly foresaw the result of the Brexit vote in June.

And the goat has now predicted that Hillary Clinton will finish ahead of Donald Trump in the US presidential race.

His prediction method is rather simple for a goat; he simply chooses from two pieces of paper with each answer on them.

Sue, a mum-of-two, said: “Boots is a popular goat as it is and he’s already well known around the UK.

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“We gave him two options to see who might become the next US President. He picked Clinton.

“He has been correct in the past, so I definitely think his prediction may be popular in America.”

Sue is not surprised that Boots, who is part of her Les Amis D’onna equine stunt team, has become a celebrity thanks to his tricks.

She added: “I don’t think there’s another performing goat in the whole of Scotland, so he’s very special.”

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After being rejected by his mum after he was born, Sue took care of him and they have been now working together for nearly three years.

He works alongside 14 horses, four dogs and sixteen members of staff to perform at outdoor events all over the UK.