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@@generalputnam2990 thanks and I knew that… Not sure why I said "horse" on the caption!🤪😆

@@SunriseStyle11 thanks and I'm glad you liked it! If you mean that you want to find an unedited version of this class, what you see is the whole thing except when I cut out the times when I swing the camera around to find a new rider. If you're talking about the whole horse show, there is nothing I know of but you can click on my playlist for the Desert Classic Arabian horse show to see the other videos I've done from it.

@@bdctrans70 wow, you did really great picking them out! And you're welcome for sharing this video with you all.

@@KT-be2fi yeah it's hard to overlook the coat color but I know the judges give little to no weight to each horse's color.

@@ramonafahrni5701 thank you!

@MagnificentHorses ⭐

@@MaryWhitfield-t1o what signs do you see in that horse that make you think he is distressed?

@@ransomdaniels8395 thank you!

@@ABWIP yeah, the Arabian Horses are really special.

@@equine2020 yeah he's got so much enthusiasm and the way he runs. But I'm still not ready to say the rider is too big for him.

@MagnificentHorses By animals height, the rider is to large for it. She needs a bigger animal. But you have your opinion. But I've been with horse for over 50yrs. Shows, & eventing.

@@equine2020I am actually the perfect size for him. Anyone smaller than me on him he will be too strong for them, due to the division he does. And anyone bigger than me is not allowed to ride him. I have long legs and a bit curvier than others.

@@generalputnam2990 wow, thanks for all of that great information!

@@equine2020 💯

@@Flower_Eq thanks so much, that's great to hear and I'm glad you liked it!

@@equine2020 aw, that's so sweet to hear!

@MagnificentHorses Thank you

@@bdctrans70 glad you got it right with that judge's picks!

@@XxShellyW13xX sounds like you did a great job of picking them out!

@@sarahmarks7082 can you imagine how heart-stopping it is for the handlers and owners of those horses?!

@@MagnificentHorses That would take a year off my life for every judge's placement 🤣🤣

@ 😆😂

@@CarieThomas-c4w glad you were able to get out there but the horses are in a big area and move around so you kind of have to know ahead of time where they're at.

@JulesUS8386 OK, glad to hear you agree with the judges!

@@RobynHoodeofSherwood I am glad to hear this channel makes you happy! Heard not to be happy watching beautiful horses like the ones at these horse shows.

@@tammybusin9610 OK great! I have a western class that will be published a week from tomorrow, so it will be on January 11. You can check back then or if you have subscribed with notifications turned on you will be notified when it publishes!

@@emisassy1819 thanks for your concern about the horses. The training practices are not cruel because Arabians are considered hot blooded horses which means they're naturally pretty frisky. All of the owners I know from these shows love their horses with all their hearts.

@@user-ce6no9hh9k i'm glad you've had the privilege of owning Arabian Horses and I appreciate your concern. The horse in this video is not afraid. If you watch, he runs toward the flags waving a couple of times and almost runs into one of the trainers. He shakes his head at the crowd like a stallion does to show its dominance, and he stands calmly at the end to have the halter put back on. After that he follows the trainer out on a loose lead line with one of the flags waving right in front of him. None of those things would happen if he was truly afraid. He has done this before and knows exactly what's going on.

The waited shoes don’t hurt them at all it’s just like wearing a watch I do saddleseat. The tails aren’t good tho but the shoes are fine. You should go and do research before you comment on someone’s video bc it’s not abuse you should get reality checked

@ BULLSHIT! You’re either a man making money on hurting horses or you have no heart not to hurt animals! Weighted shoes distort muscles and ruin horses all so you can look cool and make money! Then hiding sores , if chains are used, with dye on the feet and legs from chemicals and chains!

@ So let’s put weighted shoes on you, that never come off, and put you through paces! F-n Bullshit!

@@asakampl7552 what is so awful about it?

@@MagnificentHorses everything. The abuse to this horses is awful.

As I was in the horse world, behind the scenes, I saw reality. The tail muscles are cut. I saw this 1st hand.. blood running down the man's arms. And ginger is put in the anus, acid/chains around their fetlocks. It's called soring. These horses have a restricted life. They wear a cupper, except when in the ring. It holds the tail up. After about a 30-40 minutes the tail will droop.

Being in shows. Horses my life 24/7 I've seen the back scene activities. The tail muscles are cut. I saw a man cutting a tail. Blood running down his arms. Gross. The horse lives in a cupper. Except when in the ring. Also built up shoes, acid/chains around the fetlocks. Ginger up their anus to hold the tail out. Notice, in the ring, after about 30-40 minutes, the tail starts drooping. These practices are use to enhance the horses action. It's cruel. For years horse organizations have tried eliminating this. Show the horse naturally. They're beautiful animals. Not objects to make money. But money talks.

That’s just not even true, acid on a trotting horse would cause lameness. Therefore being rendered completely useless. On top of that pleasure horses cannot have set tails or they will be disqualified from ANY pleasure class. These horses are loved and cared for and love to show, unless you have truly shown a saddlebred you wouldn’t have a clue. All of this being said I’m sure there are many horrible trainers, but the majority are amazing people who live for these horses.

@Mr.BravoHorse You are naive, or in denial. I've lived horses 24/7 for over 45yrs. I've been to shows. Events, I've been behind the screens. Seen it 1st hand. Cruelty. Not sure what shows, equine clases you go to. The cruelty is with the Saddlebreds & Tennessee Walkers. Just a ordindary pleasure class doesn't call for extravagant action. Horse organizations I belong to have, for years, worked to eliminate " soring". Acid on the areas around the fetlocks doesn't cause damage right away. You say trotting horse. Explain what you mean. Horse have 3 gaites. Walk, trot. & canter. PLS. Do not deny facts. It's said the boots woren on the legs hide the scaring by the acid. They also wrap lite weight chains around the fetlocks. Have you been a Saddlebred show stable? I have. I'm not just a weekend rider. I'm trained by professionals, with professionally trained horses. Careful who you say is lieing. You don't know me. I DONT LIE. No lies are needed when facts hit you in the face. Suggest you get educated in the real world of horses. Or stop denying. I'm not alone seeing this abuse. The big shows, the high prices these animals sell for. To many, it's a business, you use the animal to get the big bucks. These are million $$ stables.

@@deborahwebb1589 who said they were good enough for five gated classes?

@@XxShellyW13xX very good! I had the top two except in reverse. After that I had about a three or four way tie for third place.🤪

@ I had an American Saddlebred when I was younger and I loved him so much, I remember every detail about him even today. I sure miss him so much.

@ yep, I know exactly what you mean from personal experience.❤️

@@KT-be2fi thanks for asking! I don't own a horse now but I do a partial lease on the one that I jump with.

@@sarahmarks7082 OK great! Sounds like you know that horse from previous experience, right? I had him and the second place finisher as about a tie.

@@sarahmarks7082 I just realize that I had the names of the winners for this class. That would explain how you knew the horse's name!🤪😂

@@MagnificentHorses Awww it's OK! this is right after Christmas 🥂

@ thank you!

@@miaminative6260 you are confusing American Saddlebreds with Tennessee Walking horses. They are known for “Big Lick” shows in which there are people who try to help stop such evil and barbaric practices. Tails are not broken anymore and tail sets are used to raise the tails in the shape they are now. I don’t know of such practices done on ASB horses.

@@Bethelhorses OK, thanks for sharing! I think my favorite costume was the black and red on the black horse. But of course they all look great in their own way.

Es tut mir leid, aber man kann in den Augen dieses Pferdes keine Angst erkennen. Ich denke, Sie sehen das, weil Sie glauben, dass er sich so fühlen sollte. Dieses Pferd zeigt viele Anzeichen dafür, dass es keine Angst hat. Ich kann sie gerne mit Ihnen teilen, wenn Sie Interesse daran haben und offen dafür sind.

@@MagnificentHorses In diesem Video versucht doch Pferd, durch Flucht, aus dieser Situation zu entkommen.

@@BlackDevilrider68 Das liegt daran, dass arabische Pferde gerne rennen. Ich weiß Ihre Sorge um dieses Pferd zu schätzen, aber hier sind einige Anzeichen dafür, dass es keine Angst hat: Ein paar Mal rennt er direkt auf die weißen Fahnen zu, die geschwenkt werden, und schüttelt ein paar Mal den Kopf in Richtung der Menge, wie es ein wilder Hengst tut, um es zu zeigen Um seine Dominanz zu zeigen, steht er ruhig da, während der Trainer am Ende des Videos das Halfter anlegt und dann mit einer wehenden Flagge direkt vor ihm an einer losen Führleine läuft. Ein verängstigtes Pferd würde nichts davon tun.

@@MagnificentHorses Vielen lieben Dank für die Aufklärung.

@@BlackDevilrider68 Gern geschehen!

@@RisaJohnston thanks, they sure are!

@@RisaJohnston he's a special horse, for sure!

@@RisaJohnston thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@@Bethelhorses I like long tails but agree that if they get in the way of the horse backing up that the tail should be cut at ground level.

@@jacquelineanncollins7412 thanks for the comment and I'm glad you enjoyed watching that class!

@@SA-hf3fu thanks for the info and I'm glad you like my videos! And after googling it, it looks like you are correct! I found a couple of places that said a stocking goes up to at least the bottom of the knee.

@ Yes, it’s all a bit of a hard call, right? 😄 I always appreciate you naming their color. Thats an area that I still stumble with sometimes. Thanks! 🙏🏼

@ you're welcome and I'm glad that helps!

@@mickeypaul7540 it was amazing how much those two looked like each other.

@@mitjademitrijcernac9204 sorry I didn't realize these horses and riders were so terrible.

@@TheLindagdetroit I don't know for sure but I'm guessing they braid the manes and tails for the looks of it. No matter which way they do it they won't please everyone.

@MagnificentHorses Can't please everyone, that's true. I'm just trying to find out why. Maybe someone who shows Arabians & has seen the trend evolve can offer some insight. 💗

@ yes, if anyone knows please leave a comment. My guess is it's purely for aesthetics but I don't know that for a fact by any means.

Hunters in non-breed classes always have braided tails. It just looks better on horses without the high tail carriage and very long tails.

@ OK, thanks for that information!

@@Ellie.12866 yeah the Arabian Horses are amazing!

@@cindyj5522 thanks… He was a stunner!