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I only know a few smatterings of horse facts having spent just a bit of time around them (let me know if you know Bulldog Hanover) but I can judge the basic mood of a horse at a particular time.
The danger sign is when its ears are fully back, means it's stressed, pissed, or scared. Likely to kick, buck, try to bite or be disobedient around a stranger trying to ride away on them.
Ears perked up facing forward (known as pricked) generally means the horse is alert, attentive, worried or curious about something in its surroundings. Hearing a nearby gunshot might startle and tense a horse up and prick their ears toward the noise, or hold their ears out to try to figure out the noise and why it was so loud.
Ears up but facing out in either direction is a horse's neutral, calm and relaxed position. In this state it would be the best opportunity for a stranger to get a ride from the horse. Doesn't mean it would accept giving a ride without issue, each has its own temperament and training of course.
Source for a full list of typical ear positions