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Thank you! The large grey is my boy, he is an Anglo-Arab/Holsteiner cross. The chestnut is not mine but she is a saddlebred.

The video description doesn’t suggest fun times…

@@kangaroo9816 why not? The separation of foals and their mother is very normal. These horses are being very playful with each other

​@@LaraCroft36 just because it’s normal, it doesn’t mean the foal is happy about it. Now I admit I don’t know anything about horse body language and if you do and think the foal’s ok, I’ll gladly believe you. But the description says the foal is calling for its mother, from whom it was taken away, and I think that it stands to reason the foal would be distressed.

@@kangaroo9816 i see what you mean, but of course separating them doesn't go like a fairytale. Its kinda like moving out of your home when becoming an adult youknow. it can be scary, but its a good thing in the end. And yess I've been riding horses for over a decade and i studied animal care in highschool, i can assure you the horse is okay ^^. If he was is distress, i think he'd probably just pace back and forth close to the fence, as close to his mom as possible. Instead he's running around with the other little one (playing). They're paying attention to each other, instead of constantly staring/ paying all attention to the mother c:

@@kangaroo9816 i hope i explained it okay, english isn't my first language :s

His mom is an Anglo Arab and his sire is a Holsteiner, Riverman

Thank you! He will be 3 in May and head to the FEH program. We long line and probably will back him this summer.

Thank you! He will be 3 in May and head to the FEH program. We long line and probably will back him this summer.

I keep bugging Matt on Twitter about it, and nothing. Ha. I'm on-edge about it!

February 23 :D