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I can't run the simulation for you, but I can provide some general information about what might be happening in the simulation based on the screenshot.

The screenshot shows a 3D model of a horse with different colors and patterns overlaid on its surface. The colors are likely indicating different values or properties of the simulation, such as velocity, pressure, or temperature.

Here are some possible interpretations of the colors and patterns:

• Blue: This color is often used to represent areas of high stress or strain in a simulation. In this case, it's possible that the blue regions indicate areas where the horse's body is experiencing high levels of stress or deformation.
• Red: Red is often used to represent areas of low pressure or temperature in a simulation. In this case, it's possible that the red regions indicate areas where the horse's body is experiencing low levels of pressure or temperature.
• Green: Green is often used to represent areas of moderate stress or strain in a simulation. In this case, it's possible that the green regions indicate areas where the horse's body is experiencing moderate levels of stress or deformation.

Overall, the colors and patterns on the horse's surface suggest that the simulation is modeling some kind of dynamic behavior, such as movement or impact. The specific details of the simulation would depend on the context in which it was run and the goals of the simulation.

I can't provide the detailed information about what happened at frame 79 because I need more information about the LS-DYNA simulation.