@@dennisholst4322 does it bother you that we are meaningless, just random no god. nothing to belong too. Just the results of chemistry and billions of years
I saw these magnificent horses in Deer Lodge, Montana. When they walked off their trucks, they acted like movie stars on the red carpet. The teams pulled wagons around town delivering beer. What a privilege to see them! They are incredibly trained and beautiful! Gotta get me one of those! 🐎
These are the most beautiful, majestic creatures I have ever seen!! Every time I see one, I can’t help but cry at their beauty. I would give anything to be able to be one of the handlers.
We just had the Honor of hosting 6 of these Clydesdales on our ranch while they were filming their new commercial that is just coming out and can be seen online right now. :) They have an awesome Trainer and Crew!
I look forward to the Clydesdale commercials every single year. I grew up in Missouri, went to grants farm all the time where they were. And i still have their farm and breeding in Missouri to this day. They have the best of everything. Such gorgeous horses. . This one’s for you Anheuser-Busch
Saw all 40 of these magnificent animals, with the huge wagon and Ed Sparrow at the reins, in Marshalltown, Iowa. That's where I lived, and the home farm where these animals were kept was just north of Marshalltown. That was in 1973 or so, and when that huge train of animals went by at a trot the ground shook. I have been in love with them ever since. Don't know where they are based now, but the 40 horse hitch, I think, is long gone.
They should rerun this beautiful piece every September 11th, a fitting memorial. The Budweiser Clydesdales are as American as apple pie. I remember seeing them when I was a little kid in St. Louis.
SOMEHOW I'VE NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE AND ITS JUST AMAZING...I'VE SEEN CLYDESDALES MANY YEARS AGO AT A FAIRGROUND BUT NEVER ANYTHING LIKE THIS... THANK YOU BUDWEISER FOR GIVING US SUCH AN AMAZING TRIBUTE TO OUR COUNTRY..
Impressive! What beautiful horses! Those Budweiser trucks rolling in was awesome. And that farm! Gorgeous. God bless that family for being a respite for these beautiful creatures.
These are my most favorite animals. When we were in Busch Gardens every time my husband couldnt find me i was in with these gorgeous gentle giants. I would have given anything to be at that farm.
Ive never read a more accurate and understated comment ever. These Horses stand out among the american Icons . Its good to see our big corporations get it right sometimes.
I had the privilege of working a couple events with the Budweiser Clydesdales! It was absolutely amaxing how these horses are treated like Super Star Celebrities!
@@benthere8051 ive had quite a few horses and ive actually been able to meet some of these Clydesdales. they only seem to get an attitude when they are spoiled and people don't get onto the horse for doing something bad
I lived in Frankfurt, Germany for two years. Across the street was a Budweiser brewery and early every morning the horses would pull a large wagon loaded up with beer to deliver around town. In the evening you could hear them coming home, clippity clop. Was a beautiful experience. ❤️🌹🐴
Saw these horses in Nashville,Tn. a few years ago. Walked through stable area and saw each one up close. Simply beautiful and BIG! That day each horse had one person responsible for taking care of it. There was no flies, no gnats, and nothing on the floors. I mean they and their surroundings was cleaner than most people's homes! Saw them again at the Worlds Fair in Knoxville and the same was true. Simply amazing beautiful animals and caretakers.😍
Briar Lee Mitchell How are they mutilated? Anheuser Busch spends millions of dollars in breeding and training. They are very proud and protective of their horses. In fact, when the horses retire from the hitch team, they keep track of them and make sure that they are in good hands.
Judy Burkhart I saw them at the state fair of Texas years ago you're absolutely right I thought these horses are spoiled rotten it's exactly how I'd treat them they were so sweet too fur felt like velvet. As soon as one pooped it was immediately cleaned absolutely top notch people caring for them.
I love the Clydesdale Horses, will never forget seeing them for the first time and getting to pet them. Whoa they make you feel tiny. The whole entourage is impressive. Thanks for posting all of it.
I was able to see these magnificent horses a few years ago at the Budweiser/Bud Light building & my absolute love for horses was VERY apparent. That day was one of the most incredible experiences of my life & I will cherish that day forever....
This gave me chills. What a beautiful moment. Those horses are amazing. When I was about 10 years old I had to write a story about my mom and I wrote in there that she pranced around like a Clydesdale. Still have it. What a beautiful piece of property. Love those horses and the semis are incredible. I went to see them in Fort Collins Colorado and there was a Colt, absolutely gorgeous.
Back in either 2000 or 2001 I was working overnight security at the Colorado State Fair Grounds. I got the privilege to watch the Fort Collins hitch from 6pm to 6am for 7 nights. Cant remember all the horses names, but the Dalmatian was named Gus. He wanted to play fetch all night with a racquet ball. It was a really cool detail to work.
Phoenix AZ, cant remember the year, I saw them coming my way I pulled over to let them pass. They were pulling their big red wagon. They were bigger than my car! I was totally mesmerized. Such beauty brought tears to my eyes.
to the farmer who allowed these gentle giants to take an overnight rest at you place I say to you sir THANK YOU! the Dalmatian was ready to come off the road for the day. Kari keep on trucking their cowgirl!
Yes ..I say thankyou too for your hospitality for these very special animals and their handlers ,truck drivers, groomers... EVERYONE .... We all love them ❤
Oh God who doesn't love these horses. Saw one crew in Beaumont, TX. years ago and to this day I will never forget it, and when I was little they came to Gateway Shopping Center and my parents took me. You just don't forget it. They're magnificent!!!
ty ty ty ty !!!! ive been a horse trainer / hunter jumper instr for over 20yrs and am surrounded by horses everyday and I never get tired of seeing things like this! this will probably be the 1 time ill ever get to see this as I rarely ever venture far from my farm! ty so much!!
I saw the Clydesdales stabled on display in the heart of downtown Portland OR.Big tent in the middle of Pioneer Square.HUGE animal,one in particular.They have been appearing in the Portland Rose Festival Parade for years.When I was much younger they were stabled near a large open parking lot one year and I got to see one of their caretakers riding one of the horses around the parking lot.I hadn't seen a draft horse being ridden before.It was quite cool,and again,a reminder of just how big and powerful these horses are.
What an operation! When I was around 6 or 7, dummy me stood under one of their mouths. Seemed like a 10 lb of slobber hit my head. I def learned my lesson about where not to stand! Beautiful horses.
I have see the Clydesdales up-close-and-personal and they are absolutely beautiful horses. I seen them when we went to Busch Gardens Williamsburg in Virginia. We even had the opportunity to pet them their coats was so nice and shiny and are very soft they are well taken care of and they are a lot bigger than what they look like on TV.🐎👍😉
The Clydesdales are responsible for my life-long love of horses. As a child in 1963 my father's job moved us from Massachusetts to St. Louis. We actually lived just down the road from Grant's Farm where the horses were based. Dad would walk with us to see the horses through a wood lot that backed up to the pastures. One of the guys saw us a lot. After several times he got permission to let us touch the horses. I got to comb one's leg featherings. It got to the point we were allowed in the barns if we were quiet and behaved ourselves. To this day I remember those horses as I watched my pasture princesses craving and running in my pastures. Magnificent beasts like no others! As I said my experience with these horses was in 1963-64. I imagine things are really different now due to safety rules.
That must have been a great way to get to know the crew and the horses plus the dog too. Thanks to the farmer who let them stayed there for the evening. I would have loved to be there to see them.
As a kid of maybe four or five years old, somewhere around 1951 or '52, I got to sit up on the bench with the drivers when a team came to Jacksonville, Florida (my dad was a local Bud truck driver) ... been loving these little guys ever since.
Magnificent animals...I'm 72..they used to come thru Columbus every year and housed just a few blocks north of me in the downtown district. To a 6 yo, wow!! They seemed as big as a house. I visited them every day that they were in town.
I miss seeing their commercials on tv. I was shocked to hear the money makers say that the reason they stopped making them was that millenials couldn't relate to them. Seems to me thats more of a reason to keep up tradition than to toss it aside.
@@kstewskis I don't think folks 20-30 years old make decisions for Budweiser and younger people are not rejecting the horses, they are rejecting Budweiser beer. Budweiser has been losing market share for many, many years and I expect the ads are being tailored in an attempt to appeal to younger people in hopes it will entice them to drink Budweiser. I don't believe it will work. Many bars and restaurants no longer stock Budweiser because it is so rarely ordered by customers. Craft beers are ruling the market. The Clydesdales are the best thing Budweiser has because the beer certainly cannot compete with other beers.
That's crap! My children and my grandchildren love them. Anyone that has been around horses, farms, rodeos, fairs and hitched team races love the ""Budweiser Horses""! They are so majestic and beautiful! They are so extraordinary to watch!
I had the most awesome day when My husband and I got to ride in the stagecoach pulled by the BUDWEISER HORSES at the Oklahoma State Fair in their parade in September of 1983 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma! It was so awesome and we waved to so many children and adults I'd thought my arm would fall off! But, I have to say it was well worth the ride!
I have had the privilege of working with a Clydesdale team for a petting zoo. I had the chance to mount one and lay down length wise on Queenie. I had room to stretch out my whole body and there was room to spare! These horses are truly beautiful and gentle giants!!! 💖💖💖
The most gorgeous powerful horses 💙💙💙💙💙 I see them every year (I go 😊) here in Cheyenne for frontier days and they brings tears to my eyes the beauty they have and how gentle they are 💋 Amazing!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💯
When I was a kid, that was always our mandatory first stop upon entering the park every visit. Only after I got my Clydesdale fix would we venture any further. Even as a 40 something year old adult, it's still my first stop. And when they came to my hometown for an appearance, I got to go to the barn to see them up close, and got a Polaroid of me and my favorite, Duke.
not sure if it is the same team that visited our area but we went to the fairgrounds that was hosting them early for the meet and greet and the dog with them was having a blast running all over the place. The handler had a toy he was tossing to the dog. ....extremely well trained...one sound and the dog was back at his side. Unfortunately because people are people and it was an open to the public event they had to put the dog in one of the stalls bufor its safety but we did get to say hi before the big crowds got there.
I loved watching those horses while in St. Louis and got to see them in the downtown barn, and at the Grant's Farm facility also. Those horses facility was so clean until even the hay straw looked like it was fresh and clean at the main barn which is offices also. Seeing them was the thrill of a lifetime for me and I enjoyed the carriage museum also downtown.
Francie Stokes it’s so their tails don’t get caught in the wheels and other parts. Otherwise, an accident can happen and their hair can get pulled out or the flesh ripped off.
I was in Nashua, New Hampshire visiting my family and we went to the Budweiser plant there. The place was huge and that is where these magnificent creatures are from. We got to take the tour of not only how they make the beer, but also the entire horse farm too. It's was an amazing tour and I wish I could go there again some time. I also saw the Clydesdales here in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, when they did a stop over. Magnificent horses! And extremely tall.
The farm down the street from my house in glendale AZ used to house them and I got to do a, "meet and greet." Stunning, amazing incredible horses and the two dalmatians were so sweet.
The beauty of the Clydesdales goes on and on. From what I understand, the breeding has created a larger, and larger, size. Another characteristic is a gentle temperament.
Love seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales. We have had many vacations in America and seen them at shows. Many years ago we had Dalmatians and one year we met one of their Dalmatians called Bud. We live in the UK and a friend in America tells me you now have one called Barclay. Love the beautiful horses, they are magnificent.
It is nice to see that Inbev didn't do away with this classic trademark when the bought Anheuser Busch. Beautiful animals and a classic way to get them around.
