After This Baby Horse Was Born, Her Owners Took One Look And Realized How Incredibly Rare She Is 

Hello Marilyn how’s the weather over there

Hello Karen how’s the weather over there

I've had the good fortune to have had and bred 3 medicine her paints . Being a filly she has a 75% chance of producing color 😁🤠

Hello Lisa how’s the weather over there

That chest marking would be called a "Shield" on the "Medicine Hat" coloring of lil'Coconut. I hope this baby girl grew up to be the most she could accomplish in her in her life .💕

@@lynnmay25 Oh that’s nice the weather over here is really okay so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas but live in Miami Florida

Hello Delia how’s the weather over there

Still not enough rain!

@@deliacampillo2637 Oh that’s okay the weather over here is okay where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas

California

@@deliacampillo2637 Oh that’s a nice place nice meeting you so how long have you been on RU-vid

I spent 10 years working, showing, breeding and selling paint horses. That horse (coconut) was way over priced. Medicine Hat or not, it would take a lot more than that to fetch $74k. If her sire and damn were world class (took first in some class at the World PaInt Horse Show in DFW) maybe so. But in the horse industry it takes more that a Medicine Hat.

@@awafful8037 Yes, they tried to take advantage of Social Media fame. She really isn't that special.

@@awafful8037 Those were my thoughts too! I showed halter horses for a long time too.

Same thoughts... Their Just drumming up the story for views

It's called Tovero. It's not all that uncommon. Medicine Hats are usually considered Toveros.

Memories ❤ My Aunt had a Belgium mare. Sweet as pie :)

@ Earl Lutz THAT IS MAGNIFICENT !!! If I may, my ol' man, my dad, was in the Horse Cavalry before WWII was mechanized. Needless to say, he knew horses from the arse end in. Me, born in 1957 was obsessed with that and wore his khaki jodphurs and boots. But I was raised on a large dairy farm in the Catskill mountains and we had a registered Morgan, 17 hands high and he was mean. With 250 head of dairy cow, the mountains were their pasture and when we let the horses out, they almost had to be broke again, whenever they came back.... Oh, he would rear at me in his stall when I was in there. I wasn't scared but he was mean. Well, the only ones who could ride him was my cousin, Ruth and my dad. His ears were always back but it was so cool to see how cool, confident, relaxed my ol' man was when he rode John, as you could see John following every command with no bad behavior - you could just tell he hated it but knew whoever was riding him was never harsh, they were excellent horse men. Your Clydesdales had to be absolutely beautiful. You just LOVED having them. Even with no detail, stories, it's an awesome comment and thank you for sharing it!

Quite possibly because they do not need or cannot support another horse. If you've never owned horses you wouldn't understand but mine cost me more than a second mortgage every month. Not everyone has the luxury of keeping a foal/filly, knowing it's another equine to support for as much as thirty years.

Indeed they are also quite common in the Icelandic horsebreed, usually it is inherited in that breed, some stallions produce dominantly medicine hat foals. The foals are mostly chestnut on 80% white bodies, color on the head and the tail end.

Medicine Hat, not Medicine Man. It's just a color pattern.

@@littlebitofhope1489 thanks for taking the time to let me know the correct name for this horse. I'm an amateur when it comes to equines, but I appreciate their beauty,abilities and nature. My favorites are the Gypsy vanna, akhal teke, blue roan, and Arabian. When I get a few pennies together I'm going to get a few photographs to put on my walls. Again thank and Godbless.

@@florescarol9159 Gypsy Vanners are great. Blue Roan is a color, not a breed. Her actual color is called Tovero. The Medicine Hat is just the part over her ears. The spot on her chest is called a Shield. I have a Miniature Horse right now. Good luck with your pictures.

And this time of year it starts coming out in gobs!

@@Hawatt11 for sure! My DD's old Chincoteague pony is the one that seems to shed the most. Shouldn't be too long before I have enough hair for another pony.

"filly."

@@Hawatt11 'foal ' until she is one year old.

Yes there is...sun burned lips 😬😂 & lots of wonderblue shampoo

@@IvySnowFillyVideos lol so true

Dont believe it

Yes horse breeders sell horses to people who want to own and enjoy riding a horse. Where did you think people got them from?

Where else are people supposed to get horses ? The point of breeding them is to sell them to a new owner who will care for them -

Hello Sherry how’s the weather over there

as in magic glue?

Truer words have never been s0oken! Amen ...

Amen!

Exactly. Thank you. Can’t believe this is posted (like it is a recent foaling)

Equarg that's exactly what I was thinking

@@jenniferdavis5813 Hello Jennifer how’s the weather over there

@@steveanthony8653 its been warm this week in the 50s n 60s

@@jenniferdavis5813 Oh that’s nice of you the weather over here is okay

I understand your comment. The answer is money. Some will value the horse more. I can tell you are a horse lover, good for you.

@@marshallmoore435 i am a total animal lover ..they are the best to be with ...i wished that i could have a ranch filled with all kind of loving animals ...😁😊❤💕💞🐾🐾🤗

Hello Marie how’s the weather over there

30!! That's 2 full time jobs! You must have been very, very busy. What an amazing experience. You should write a book. 👋🏼🙋🏽‍♀️✌🏽

Do you have a few thousand extra dollars every month lying around for supporting an additional horse? For up to thirty years?

Thank you for that reply ??

It's a business for them. It's no different for them than selling a car.

Why did they sell her? 1. Don't believe everything u see on internet. Believe they says things to gain views. 2. They kept her on own farm. Would cost 1-2k a year to keep where I live. (Dogs can be more expensive) BUT When you breed you usually don't keep all of them. Breeding her & selling foals could have offset her overhead costs. Lots of other reasons. Also this color is not so rare in the paint breed world.

💯Agreed, Felt that also, if I had a rare colt and was in the business of selling, I would have found the right stallion, possibly a solid white to breed her with, then mabey more medicine hat horses would be around. They come up with all kinds of colors and breeds with other animals why not horses. Just think they made 74,000 by selling COCONUT, they could have made that x10.😎

It's not just about that and these horses are extremely rare. So tell me how many brown or black or tan horses are there??

@@ITSONLYMEWATCHING I guess it depends on what numbers we're talking about here. I think the fact that you can easily find lots of pictures of medicine hat horses (in a time when when horses themselves aren't nearly as common as they used to be, because we don't need them for transportation) tells me the marking is only rare, not extremely rare. You are free to disagree. I don't think there is anything wrong with a video being made about a cute medicine hat foal, by the way, but the hyperbole used to get views is the problem. They're acting like it was born with two heads or something, lol!

"filly"

@@Hawatt11 She won't be FILLY until she's A YEAR OLD!!!