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If a person drives an animal and it causes damage, the classical example makes the driver liable.
This differs from merely opening a stable gate. In driving the animal, the animal's movement is legally attributed to the person directing it. The person is not only permitting movement; he is actively conducting it.
Worked comparison:
Opening the gate followed by an animal's independent departure — mediated facilitation.
Driving an animal so that it damages something — conduct attributed to the driver.
The distinction concerns the legal attribution of the motion, not simply which event occurred first.