These narriators are some of the most IGNORANT I HAVE EVER LISTENED TO!! Who reads a script but doesn't check out the proper prnounciations before recording it ??? It's painful to listen to when one knows they are screwing up..
When I was younger and took Riding class, I would ride this beautiful black and white gypsy vanner. He was gorgeous, slightly stubborn but he was friendly
Akhal Tekes and Akhal Teke crosses are very common in eventing. Bashkir curlies are hypoallergenic and common on horsemanship. Rocky Mountains are common in the gaited community, Camaragues are common in France as they are the wild horses of France. Exmoors and crosses can be seen a lot in eventing and field hunting, especially in the UK. Falabellas are the smallest breed of horse, of course people know what they are. Fjords are EXTREMELY common in eventing, driving, hunters, western, etc. Gypsy Vanners can be seen readily in dressage and sometimes in the show jumping. Marwari is one of the two "curled ear" breeds. And most of the "over muscled" horses shown are drafts or foundation bred Quarter Horses, they're old breeds and made naturally that way (except for the ridiculously muscular halter horses). None of these are uncommon or little-known breeds.
OMG....THANK YOU....Someone Else Who Clearly Loves Horses. And the Muscled "Breed" hes talking of I really think he just saw a picture of a Super Muscle horse that had a Genetic Mutation and just did a google search for MUSCLE HORSES Found A FEW Articles About Chemically Altered horses and some Draft horse pictures and then just ran with it rather than taking time to look up the articles discussing actually Over Muscled Horses that CAN happen because of a a VERY Rare Genetic Fluke basically.
Ah yes dressing competitions. Dressing is such a beautiful sport. I just love watching horses perform dressing. Oh wait. There's no such thing as Dressing competitions. Dressage. What you are thinking of is dressage.
4:12 had me dead Thick feathering that starts at the knees and goes down to the hocks. Hocks are basically a horses knees on their back legs. Knees are on the front legs hocks are on the back legs. This was so under research.
"Thick feathering from knees to hocks" 😂😂 where did he get his information from and half the pics arent even of the right horse and "dressing competitions" its called dressage😂😂😂😂😂😂
there are "Double Muscled" quarter horses, they are beefy, but they dont' look like that. additionally it also occurs with a debilitating muscular tremor - It started showing up around the 70s. and all the afflicted traced to one stallion. A few of his offspring we not afficted so his ines still remain in the pedigrees of many QH. Quarter Horses with any of his lines are all tested for the disease now.
There are quite a few HYPP N/H halter horses (AQHA, APHA, and ApHC) that are asymptomatic as well. I have a friend that even has an H/H AQHA gelding that is asymptomatic.
well, I'm glad I'm not the only one who was scratching my head. I think I ran across a 12 yr old mare with that muscle disorder. when frightened ,her back legs would fold up. I got her from a rescue. she came a long way.from standing with her head in the corner to being a part of my heart. sadly, she rolled over on me and I had to put her down.
I'm not sure I'm doing this right. If I understand correctly, Ana Marta equestrian imagery replied to my comment. I think. It said to Sue, but it read in reference to my comment about my 12 yr old mare I put down bc she rolled on me. To clarify, she more or less reared and fell over on me. Except she wasn't actually rearing. She was frightened and started to back up and her rear legs collapsed under her and the rest of her body rolled over. Not exactly a flip, not a rear, more like an egg roll. I had an eye witness about 30 feet away. She was a very sweet tri colored tobiano about 14 hands. It was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. She had been shoved in a trailer in front of the rescue in the middle of winter. That's how they got her. They had her for 7 years and placed her several times. People returned her and said she was crazy. It wasn't that she was crazy, it was that she had a problem with her legs and people beat her for not standing to have her feet cleaned. In actuality, she couldn't stand if you didn't place her legs kinda like a tripod, with her front legs helping balance the back end. I could go on and on about all I did to retrain her to stand and trust me. The first time she fell she was tied at the hitching post. She pulled back, fell, scrambled up, fell, SIX times in a row. I stood silently and watched. I guess she realized I wasn't beating her yet and wondered why. As time went on she had these moments, but ONLY IF TIED. So I stopped tying her and she stopped falling. She NEVER had a single incident when I rode her. She lived trails! Then one day she ran in the barn and slipped bc of ice in her hooves. Up. Down. Up. Down. Up and out the door. I was flat against the wall. We had a few more of those, then one day I was cleaning her feet and she slipped and knocked me down too. Idk if any of u have ever been in a stall with a thrashing 900 pound animal, but it's terrifying. I had so many bruises. I was so lucky. So, you see, I DID NOT just put this mare down bc of one incident. If I could have cleaned her feet saftly, she would have been a lawn ornament. But, what I DIDN'T do was take her to a meat sale where she would have been frightened and abused the last hours of her life. What I did do, was all I could do. Miss you, girl ;(
The fjord is a great horse that can be used in most diciplines. Here in Norway they are used for showjumping, dressage, driving and a lot more.Quite a versatile horse :)
saddleman100 im gonna School you and say the fjordhorse is actually a pretty good show horse.. ive seen several School the bigger horses In all disciplines so dont laugh just because They dont look Like much ;)
ok the over muscled horses, im gonna school you on lol the ones are belgiums, a huge draft breed that is mean to be huge. THe others are (besides the photoshopped one) are Quarter horses in the Impressive breed line. They are bred to have what is known as a "double muscle" gene. They are not pumped full of chemicals, its just the line of breeding and selective genes.
Dude, Travis you keep commenting on these innocent girls opinions. Please do something else than making "2008 rage comic XDDDD LULZ BRONIES" jokes, it's autistic.
:) Aw yeah, "dressing" is about salads whilst "dressage" about animals, usually in circus; also it has nothing to do with "taming" which it's only about rendering wild animals to not be scared and therefore attacking human. D
Paul Petru Alexandru Cazacliu wtf are you talking about dude? Dressage only in Circus? There are tens of thousands of Dressage shows all over and it is probably in the top 5 as far as most popular. Look shut up man before showing us how ignorant you are. It's a very old discipline dating back to war horses and it has and is an Olympic event. Smdh.
Karen Shaub: the guy who over-muscled his horse deserves to be arrested for cruelty. Karen Shaub I have something to say to you about your comment. His horse was probably pulling hay and stuff like that because that man probably lives on a farm with crops and the horse might be pulling bricks and stuff you never know so NEVER EVER JuDgE a BoOk By ItS cOvEr!!!!
No, the horse is probably not on steroids. It has a hereditary metabolic disorder involving myostatin. The criminal is the one who bred for this defect on purpose.
Clue: “Unique” is an absolute term, and, thus, cannot be modified. Nothing can be so unique, very unique, most unique, or more unique. It is either unique or it isn’t.
Another interesting fact about the Fjord is that the stripe in its hair goes all the way down it's back and into the tail. If I'm remembering correctly the coloration isn't just on its fur, but on its skin as well
I find it annoying that l you tubers exploit horses just to get views from people who don't know anything.. I personally watch them just cause its kind of funny to hear them not pronounce the breeds properly-sorry for the rant but your comment reminded me of this.
Probably fake, but horses and bulls like this do exist, dogs too, its a genetic mutation. individuals who have mutations in both copies of the myostatin gene have significantly more muscle mass and are stronger than normal. Yes there are even people like this.
Joshua Pierre It's not genetic mutation.. bulls that have been breed to be like that have gone through science. Scientists have tested genetics and found a way to do that. It's called, steroids. And they often stick them in the sperm cell(s), before putting it in. This is what creates these. Definitely after years of breeding. Same with horses. It is impossible for a horse to have a "genetic mutation" like that without steroids.
Joshua Pierre, I had an relative that gave his cat steroids. The cat was so big it hardly moved. It's true some large animal breeds are naturally muscular some are doped and look rediculous.
@@KaelaLaRae oml yes i was in school and i was watching someone do a slide show on horses.They were doing a stallion but spelt it wrong anddddd i cringed.
hettie sidwell I was about to say... I had a buck skin walker and I was like HELL YEAH I got a rare coloured fur baby! But then I thought about... sad day indeed
JUST SHUT UP WHO EVER MADE THIS IS PROBILY PROUD OF THIS VID SO LET THEM DO WHAT THEY WANT IF THEY THINK THE COLORS ARE UNIQE THEY ARE UNIQE SO JUST LEAVE THEM ALONE WITH THAT SAID SHUT UR BIG FAT MOUTH AND GO LIVE UR LIFE WITHOUT JUGGING SOME
@@user-zc2fw9jq9o of course it is We have some of these in Austria I have seen them !! My Best friend had two! A a Friend had the ones with the Beautiful long Hair Mane
The equine assisted therapy center that I volunteer at and take lessons at have a Norwegian Fjord named Ginger and a Gypsy Vanner named Olivia and they are gorgeous horses!
