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Yes, they certainly are!

Thanks and I'm glad you loved the video! And I agree about the horse with the four white socks and the rider with the red jacket.❤️

I'm glad you had the privilege of owning one of them. I did too a long time ago and still miss him.

Thanks, that's for sure!

100% to all what you said! I liked how she had a smile on her face after her little incident.

Thanks, these horses are truly amazing to see!

That's awesome! Thanks for letting us know!

I don't know if you saw me say this before on other videos, but when I'm editing them it's hard to look for the ones I think are the best. Now that this video is done I'll take a look and see if I can pick one. It's usually pretty hard though!

Yeah, they are very similar to human kids with the amount of energy and playfulness they have.

Well thank you very much! I have a really good instructor that I've been with for a few years. And when I had that lesson on the Arabian horse, Elizabeth was also an awesome instructor for teaching me a new discipline.

Sorry you feel that way. You are not alone with that.

I so agree!!! They have a lot of health issues. Breathing is one!!

@@catherinesandell6602 thanks, I've heard that same comment from other people.

It's a matter of personal preference. A lot of people feel the same way you do.

It's outrageous to say that these horses are being abused. They have a wonderful life that most horses can only dream of.

If they weren't being trained to entertain people they wouldn't be alive because there would be no breeders. The trainers are not cruel in any way.

But the horses never once ran into the walls or into the center stage. I've seen hundreds of these horses over the years in this event and none of them have ever run into the wall or into the center stage.

Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, I will! Should have another one coming out in the next few weeks.

Poor horses, let them be free 😢

Thanks for your comment. Most of these horses and their owners do have professional trainers. In this particular class it was for the owners to handle them.

You're welcome and thanks for your nice comment!

These horses are neither tortured nor abused. They are pampered and cared for extremely well.

Yeah I thought the same thing aboutJoker.❤️

You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed seeing such amazing horses!

These horses are pampered and cares for like few others ever will be.

Thanks and you're welcome for the information! I do love riding Ace and especially jumping with him.

Thank you, Ramona!

A lot of people agree with you.

Exactly 👍you are absolutely right ✅️

I agree with you about the yanking on thelead line, but I wouldn't feel too sorry for these horses. They live a life of luxury and are loved by their owners. Have you ever seen what wild horses do to each other? It's way worse than the way these lucky colts are treated.

I agree with you 👍💯

Thanks for your comment all the way from Saudi Arabia! I don't think they are especially trying for accuracy with the costumes. They just try to make them look really nice, which sounds like you feel like they do. Thanks again!

Thank you!

Yeah, I think that would be a good description of that color.

Although it doesn't bother me, a lot of people agree with you. I actually thought the head shape on these Colts was really good and not overly exaggerated. But again, you're not the only one who feels the way you do about it.

What signs do you see in that horse that make you think he is afraid.

The back and forth running, like he is looking for an exit. If you opened a door would he run out? Has he been conditioned to that kind of noise? What is that wetness on his muzzle before he is even running

@@greenmanatee6462 he goes back to the gate a couple of times, but almost every horse will go back to the gate shortly after they are put in turnout if there's nothing for them to eat out there. Yes, he is conditioned to the noise and is very used to it. the wet stuff on his nose is oil they put on to make them look nicer.

@@greenmanatee6462 are you interested in hearing about the signs I see in him that tell us he is not afraid?

@@MagnificentHorses Yes, tell me

I'm sure they do. The Scottsdale show is the big time.

نعم هذا صحيح! تقريبا كل سلالات الخيول لديها دم عربي من أسلافها.

Thanks, looks like I had backward!

Thanks for taking a stab at it but I'm almost sure this was a purebred Arabian class. That would eliminate any of them being red roan because purebred Arabians don't come in roan. The young Arabian Horses are tricky because their coats can change colors as they get older.

Yeah I agree. I think the horses look much better when their noses aren't straight up in the air.

I've never heard of grulla before but I looked it up and I think you may be right!

Yeah I'm not really a fan of that myself. All of them do it but I'm not sure why.

Poor horses 😢I agree with you 👍 💯

@@angelaschmalzbauer I'm glad to say that you and I finally agree on one of your comments! The jerking on the lead line is unnecessary and in my opinion makes the horses look worse instead of better.

All I can see is bad handling....amd bad breeding of fashion features....turning a once beautiful animal into a freakish designer item......total abuse on every level...come on....Where's the love of the horse gone 😢

You are making an assumption about something that you don't know. And I'm sorry you don't like my choice in the music that is dubbed in.

You're welcome and I'm glad you liked the video! It was definitely a fun class to watch and video. And yeah, like I said in the narration, I can't believe it doesn't happen more often that they pull the lead line out of the handlers hands.

Yes, totally!

Amazons in Arizona?🤔😂 This was an exceptionally good class of really nice young colts.

OK thanks for the input.

I agree with you 👍 💯

I'm sure the lady horses love him!😄

Glad to hear it! I plan to upload another western class in probably two weeks or so.

@@MagnificentHorses Thank you!

@@royalty77724 you're welcome!

Thanks for all the great info! Sounds like I had socks and stockings reversed.🤭 Glad you enjoyed the video!

@@MagnificentHorses While we're on about getting things reversed... "Out of" refers to the dam of any horse. "By" refers to the stallion/father (sired by), so when discussing the breeding, one says, for example, "By Kemosabi and out of Queen Jane". If you go to the Wikipedia page for the famous Arab stallion Kemosabi, the 'background' paragraph spells out well the usual way to describe a horse's pedigree.

@@joaquinstabbington673 ah, that's very interesting and thanks for letting me know! I learn so much by having this channel!